The XF-1 is a slim rectangular 30 ml flacon produced from stock tooling and sold as part of our in-stock export program. It is the format most travel and purse-spray lines are built on: a narrow rectangular body that stands 127 mm tall, a 15 mm crimp or screw neck, and a crimp fine-mist sprayer under a tall cylindrical cap. Because the mold is already paid for and running, wholesale orders start from stock quantities rather than full tooling programs, and the decoration can be changed per season without touching the glass.
This page carries the actual warehouse specification — bottle weight, packing counts, carton dimensions and gross weights measured on the current production batch — rather than nominal catalogue values. If you are comparing suppliers on a 30 ml glass perfume bottle wholesale basis, read the packing table first: container economics on this shape are driven almost entirely by how efficiently 168 units fit into a 38 × 23 × 21 cm carton.
XF-1 Specifications
The table below lists the data from our current stock sheet. Where a dimension is not measured on the stock program it is marked to confirm on quotation, and we will supply it with the drawing pack on request.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | XF-1 |
| Fill capacity | 30 ml |
| Neck finish | 15 mm crimp or screw – confirm on quote |
| Bottle weight | 87 g |
| Body shape | Slim rectangular flacon, tall cylindrical cap |
| Glass | Clear flint soda-lime glass |
| Units per carton | 168 pcs |
| Net bottle weight per carton | ≈ 14.6 kg |
| Gross weight per carton | 15.6 kg |
| Carton dimensions | 38 × 23 × 21 cm |
| Cap and pump | Fine-mist sprayer with crimp collar; cap style per current stock photo |
| Height / diameter | Confirm on quote (drawing pack available) |
The 87 g bottle weight is a meaningful number on this format. Travel-size flacons are often lightened to cut freight, but a 30 ml bottle under 80 g feels disposable in the hand; at 87 g the XF-1 keeps enough base weight to feel like a retail product while still packing 168 units into a carton under 16 kg gross — light enough for one operative to handle at the filling line.
Bottle Design and Shape
The XF-1 body is a slim rectangle with softly radiused vertical edges and a flat shoulder that meets the neck in a clean line. The proportion is deliberately tall: roughly 4.5:1 height to width with the cap fitted, which is the ratio that reads as “travel flacon” on a shelf display or in a gift set tray. The flat front and back panels give a full-height decoration surface for screen printing or a foil stamp block, and the narrow 28 mm depth keeps the bottle stable in molded pulp or corrugated partition packing.
The photo shows the family configuration with a gold electroplated cylindrical cap over a crimp sprayer. The dip tube runs to the back-left corner of the base so it is hidden behind the glass at the fill line, and the pump seats on the 15 mm finish. Because the shape is drawn from stock tooling, the silhouette is consistent between production runs — worth confirming if you are building a multi-year range on one bottle number.
Who this shape suits: purse sprays and travel retail, discovery sets and sampling programs, hotel and boutique amenities, and any launch where the juice is sold in 30 ml as the hero size rather than as an afterthought to a 100 ml. Our bottle size guide covers how the 30 ml slot is typically positioned in a range.
Carton Data and Container Loading
Packing is straightforward and the numbers below are derived from the stock sheet, so you can drop them straight into a landed-cost model.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Carton volume | ≈ 0.0184 CBM |
| Cartons per 20 GP (floor loaded, ~85% utilisation) | ≈ 1,290 cartons ≈ 216,000 pcs |
| Cartons per 40 HQ (floor loaded, ~85% utilisation) | ≈ 3,000 cartons ≈ 504,000 pcs |
| Gross weight per 40 HQ load | ≈ 46.8 t — volume-limited, well within payload |
Two practical notes. First, the gross weight of a full 40 HQ load of XF-1 stays under typical road weight limits, so the container is volume-bound rather than weight-bound — no air freight of “excess cartons” needed. Second, at 168 units per carton the pack-out suits both full production runs and split shipments; partial cartons are not shipped, so plan order quantities in multiples of 168. Our guide to perfume bottle carton and pallet specifications explains how we build the pallet pattern for this carton.
Decoration and Customization Options
The XF-1 is a stock-shape bottle, which means every cost difference between one customer’s version and another’s comes from decoration. The options that run routinely on this body:
- Spray coating — full or gradient colour spray in transparent, translucent or solid finish; matte or gloss topcoat. Colour matched to Pantone reference.
- Electroplating / vacuum metallization — the tall cylindrical cap shown in the photo is a stock electroplated item; the glass body itself can also be metallized for full-mirror effects.
- Frosted finish — acid-etch or sandblast matte on the full body or on panels.
- silk screen printing — one to three colours on the flat front panel; our silk screen printing guide covers ink selection and bake temperatures.
- Hot stamping / foil — gold or silver foil block on the shoulder or panel; see our hot stamping guide.
- Laser engraving — for serialisation or small-text marking where print rub resistance is critical.
Matching Caps, Pumps and Collars
The XF-1 takes a 15 mm finish, and we supply matched sprayers and caps from our accessory stock so you are not sourcing the closure separately. The current accessory program includes crimp fine-mist pumps in gold, silver and black electroplated aluminium, screw pumps for the screw-neck variant, collars and outer caps in matching finishes, and beech wood caps for natural-position lines. Pump output, actuator style and cap height vary by accessory number, and we will send the matching accessory sheet with your quotation so the assembled total height is known before you approve the sample. If you plan to source the pump yourself, tell us the pump drawing — the crimp dimensions on the 15 mm finish must match the pump’s specification, which our crimp vs screw pump comparison explains in detail.
Sampling and Ordering
The sampling path on a stock-shape bottle is short: stock samples in clear glass ship in days, a decorated sample with your colour and print follows in roughly 7–15 days, and the signed golden sample becomes the reference for production. Full production runs on this mold run on the regular glass schedule — typically 15–25 days after approval for the glass, plus decoration time. Quotations are provided FOB or delivered, with the packing data on this page as the freight basis.
Request a quote for the XF-1 with your target quantity, decoration and destination port, and we will return the unit price, the matched pump and cap pricing, and the freight calculation on the carton data above.
FAQ
What is the MOQ for the XF-1 30 ml bottle?
As a stock-shape bottle, the XF-1 does not carry a tooling MOQ. The practical minimum is set by decoration and pack-out: clear undecorated glass can be ordered in single-carton trial quantities for sampling, while spray-coated or printed orders typically start at the level where the decoration line batches economically — usually a few thousand pieces. Confirm the current MOQ with your quantity in the quotation request.
Can the XF-1 be supplied with a screw neck instead of crimp?
Yes — the stock sheet lists the finish as 15 mm crimp or screw, and the exact variant available from current stock is confirmed on quotation. The choice affects the pump type: crimp finishes take one-way crimp pumps for a tamper-evident seal, screw finishes take screw pumps that can be removed for refilling. See our crimp vs screw comparison for the trade-offs.
Is the 87 g weight the empty bottle or the filled weight?
87 g is the empty bottle weight measured on the current production batch. Filled weight at 30 ml of juice adds roughly 30 g plus the pump and cap, which is the figure your freight forwarder needs if you ship filled goods.
What decoration colours are available on stock tooling?
Any Pantone-matched spray colour, since coating is applied after forming and is not tied to the mold. Lead times for a first decorated sample are typically 7–15 days from colour confirmation. Gradient and two-tone sprays are also run routinely on this shape.
Can I get the drawing pack with exact height and diameter?
Yes. The stock photo shows the family dimensions, and the formal drawing with measured height, diameter, neck dimensions and tolerance is issued with the quotation or sample pack on request — ask for it when you request pricing.