180 mL Hexagonal Bottle
A 180 mL hexagonal bottle with a wide mouth and a ribbed screw cap: 50 mm across and 120 mm high, in PET, white or grey with the cap matched. Filled with capsules, tablets and supplements, with the cap and the label quoted with the bottle.
Specification
The body is 50 mm across and 120 mm high, with six flat faces running the full height. For capsules and tablets that means a wide neck to fill through, a flat panel for the dose and the batch, and an edge that stops the bottle rolling when it is laid down.
| Product name | 180 mL Hexagonal Bottle |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 180 mL |
| Bottle dimensions | 50 (φ) × 120 (H) mm, tolerance ±0.5 / ±1.0 mm |
| Material | PET (as marked on the product photography) |
| Colour | White and grey as shown, cap to match; other colours per project |
| Closure | Ribbed screw cap, matched to the neck |
| Decoration | Label or print — colour and logo options per project |
| Applications | Capsules, tablets and supplements |
Where it is used
- Capsules and softgels
- Tablets and dietary supplement pieces
- Solid supplement formats
Dimensions are taken from the dimension chart, at ±0.5 mm on the diameter and ±1.0 mm on the height. The cap and the label are quoted with the bottle, and a tolerance drawing is issued with the quotation.
Six sides, two colours, cap on and off
The white bottle capped, open with the cap beside it, and lying down; the grey bottle on its own; the pair capped and the pair open; two dimension charts and a scene. The last two frames are kept empty for your label artwork and the packed carton.
Capsules, tablets and supplements
Healthcare piece goods are quoted from the closure backwards — the neck and the cap decide what goes in, and the flat face decides what the label can carry.
A wide neck, a straight drop
The mouth takes capsules and softgels without jamming, so filling is quick and the count on the label matches what goes in.
Dose and batch on a flat face
One hexagonal facet carries the label square: the dose, the batch and the expiry fit without wrapping round a curve.
It does not roll
The edges stop the bottle rolling off a table when it is laid down — useful on a dispensing counter or in a sample tray.
Six flat faces on a wide-mouth body
The hexagonal section does two jobs: it gives a flat panel for the label, and it stops the bottle rolling when it is laid down.
50 mm across, 120 mm high
Six flat faces run the height of the body. A label sits flat on one face, and the edges break up the light so the pack reads differently from a plain cylinder.
A wide opening
The neck is wide, so tablets, capsules and candy go in without jamming, and a counting tray can be used at filling.
Ribbed screw cap
A ribbed screw cap closes the neck; the ribs give grip. The cap is colour matched to the body in the sample and set per project.
Two colours, one flat panel
White and grey are both standard, and the label goes on a flat face rather than a curve.
White or grey
Both samples are opaque, with the cap matched to the body. Tell us the body colour and whether the cap should match; other shades are quoted per project.
A label on a flat face
Decoration is a label or print. The flat facet takes a label without wrinkling on a curve, which keeps the copy and the batch line square.
This bottle, answered
What is this bottle used for?
Capsules, tablets and supplements. It is a 180 mL body at 50 mm across and 120 mm high, with a ribbed screw cap and a label quoted with the bottle.
Which cap does it take?
The ribbed screw cap shown, matched to the neck and to the body colour. If the fill needs a child-resistant closure, tell us at the enquiry and we confirm the neck on the drawing.
What are the exact dimensions?
50 mm across, ±0.5 mm, and 120 mm high, ±1.0 mm, as printed on the dimension chart. 180 mL is the nominal capacity.
Which material is it?
PET, as marked on the product photography. If the market you sell into needs a different resin, tell us and we quote it against the project.
Can we print the dose and the batch?
Label or print. The flat facet takes the label square; send the artwork and we confirm the method and the panel size.
Is the mouth wide enough for capsules?
Yes — the neck is wide, so capsules and tablets drop in without jamming, and a counting tray can be used at filling.
