150 cc Candy Bottle
A 150 cc bottle with a wide mouth and a flip-top cap: 52.5 mm across and 110.3 mm high, in PET, white with a blue flip lid. Filled with candy, pressed tablets and food lozenges, with the cap and the label quoted with the bottle.
Specification
The body is 52.5 mm across and 110.3 mm high, straight-sided so the label wraps flat. The neck is wide enough to fill with pieces rather than liquid, and the flip-top closes with one hand — the two reasons this format is used for candy and pressed tablets.
| Product name | 150 cc Candy Bottle |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 150 cc nominal |
| Bottle dimensions | 52.5 (φ) × 110.3 (H) mm, tolerance ±0.6 / ±1.1 mm |
| Material | PET (as marked on the product photography) |
| Colour | White body, white cap with a blue flip lid, as shown; other colours per project |
| Closure | Flip-top cap, matched to the neck |
| Decoration | Label or print — colour and logo options per project |
| Applications | Candy, pressed tablets and food lozenges |
Where it is used
- Candy and hard sweets
- Pressed tablets (压片糖)
- Food lozenges and mints
Dimensions are taken from the dimension chart, at ±0.6 mm on the diameter and ±1.1 mm on the height. The cap and the label are quoted with the bottle, and a tolerance drawing is issued with the quotation.
The body, the cap and the opening
The bottle standing with the cap open, the cap on its own, the assembled front view, two dimension charts, and a scene with the lid open. The last two frames are kept empty for your label artwork and the packed carton.
Candy, pressed tablets and lozenges
Piece goods are counted, not poured, so the bottle is judged on the mouth, the count line on the label and how the lid holds up in a pocket or a counter display.
A wide mouth for pieces
The neck is wide enough that hard candy and gummies drop in without jamming, whether the line fills by hand or with a counting tray.
A count on the label, not a volume
Pressed tablets and mints are sold by the piece. The 150 cc body takes a label that carries the count, the flavour and the batch.
Stands square on a shelf
A straight body with a flat base sits level on a shelf or a counter, and the flip lid stays closed in a bag.
A wide mouth on a straight body
The opening is wide enough to fill with pieces rather than liquid, and the flip-top closes with one hand.
52.5 mm across, 110.3 mm high
A straight cylinder with rounded shoulders, so the label wraps evenly and the bottle stands square on a shelf or a counter.
Wide opening
The neck is wide, which lets tablets, candy and lozenges drop in without jamming, and lets a scoop or a counting tray work.
Flip-top cap
The cap has a hinged lid in blue against the white body, so it opens and closes with one hand. Cap colour is set per project.
Two colours and a label
The white body is the base; the flip lid carries the accent colour, and the label carries the brand.
White body, coloured lid
The sample runs white with a blue flip lid. Tell us the lid colour you want — or match it to the body — and we quote the pair together.
Label or print
The straight wall takes a wrap-around label with the brand, the count and the batch. Send the artwork and we confirm the method and the panel.
This bottle, answered
What is this bottle used for?
Candy, pressed tablets and food lozenges. It is a 150 cc body at 52.5 mm across and 110.3 mm high, with a flip-top cap and a label, both quoted with the bottle.
Which cap does it take?
The flip-top cap shown, white with a blue hinged lid. The cap is matched to the neck; other lid colours are quoted per project.
What are the exact dimensions?
52.5 mm across, ±0.6 mm, and 110.3 mm high, ±1.1 mm, as printed on the dimension chart. 150 cc is the nominal capacity.
Which material is it?
PET, as marked on the product photography. If the fill needs a different resin for the market you sell into, tell us at the enquiry.
Can we print the count and the flavour?
Label or print. The straight wall takes a wrap-around label with the count, the flavour and the batch; send the artwork and we confirm the panel.
Is the mouth wide enough for tablets?
Yes — the neck is wide, so tablets and candy go in without jamming, and a scoop or counting tray can be used at filling.
