The wx-39 is the classic-proportion rectangular 30 ml flacon in our in-stock program: 108 mm tall, 44 mm across, with the balanced height-to-width ratio that has defined mainstream fragrance packaging for half a century. It is the least opinionated bottle in the catalogue — no extreme slenderness, no exaggerated shoulder — which is precisely why it sells across the widest range of brand positions. With an 85 g bottle weight, a 15 mm neck configurable as crimp or screw, and 168 units to a carton, it is also the easiest 30 ml in the program to build a multi-look range on.
The specification below comes from the current stock sheet with measured weights and real packing data. Items not held on the stock program are marked to confirm on quotation and issued in the drawing pack with pricing.
wx-39 Specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | wx-39 |
| Fill capacity | 30 ml |
| Neck finish | 15 mm crimp or screw – confirm on quote |
| Bottle weight | 85 g |
| Body shape | Classic rectangular flacon, cylindrical cap |
| Glass | Clear flint soda-lime glass |
| Units per carton | 168 pcs |
| Net bottle weight per carton | ≈ 14.3 kg |
| Gross weight per carton | 15.0 kg |
| Carton dimensions | 39 × 29 × 17 cm |
| Cap and pump | Fine-mist sprayer; cap finish per current stock photo |
At 85 g empty, the wx-39 is the lightest 30 ml in the square-shoulder group — a few grams that matter at container scale, where 500,000-bottle loads save roughly a tonne versus heavier siblings. The weight still clears the threshold where a 30 ml bottle feels like a real product rather than a sample vial.
Bottle Design and Shape
The wx-39 body is a rectangle with gently radiused shoulders — softer than the sharp 90-degree shoulder of the XF-4, more settled than the ultraviolet slenderness of travel formats. The proportion is the key spec: at 108 mm tall and 44 mm wide it sits in the classic band, which means it reads correctly next to heritage fragrance brands, in apothecary settings, and in modern minimalist ranges without modification. In the stock photo the bottle carries a gold electroplated cylindrical cap on a fine-mist sprayer; silver and black cap finishes from the accessory program give the same body three different price-point reads.
The front panel is flat and generously sized for a 30 ml, taking a full-width print or foil block cleanly. The shoulders take a masked colour band or gradient spray without the thin-coverage problems that sharp shoulders create.
Who this shape suits: mainstream retail fragrance lines, apothecary and botanical positioning (see our apothecary style guide), gift-set component bottles, and any brand testing a 30 ml price point before committing to custom tooling — this is the body most customers start with before moving to a bespoke mold. Our bottle size guide covers how the 30 ml slot is positioned in a range.
Carton Data and Container Loading
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Carton volume | ≈ 0.0192 CBM |
| Cartons per 20 GP (floor loaded, ~85% utilisation) | ≈ 1,230 cartons ≈ 206,000 pcs |
| Cartons per 40 HQ (floor loaded, ~85% utilisation) | ≈ 2,870 cartons ≈ 482,000 pcs |
| Gross weight per 40 HQ load | ≈ 43.1 t — volume-limited |
Order in multiples of 168 per SKU. Combined with the light bottle weight, the wx-39 posts the lowest gross weight per 40 HQ load in the 30 ml group — relevant if your forwarder is quoting near a weight surcharge threshold. The pallet pattern for this carton is covered in our carton and pallet specification guide.
Decoration and Customization Options
- Spray coating — solid, transparent or gradient colour; matte or gloss; Pantone matched per shade.
- Electroplating / vacuum metallization — stocked caps in gold, silver and black; body metallization for mirror effects.
- Frosted finish — full-body etch or panel frost.
- silk screen printing — one to three colours on the flat panel; see our silk screen guide for ink and bake details.
- Hot stamping / foil — gold or silver blocks on panel or shoulder.
- Two-tone and gradient sprays — the radiused shoulder takes gradient work cleanly; see our gradient colour article.
All options run on the stock mold with no tooling cost. The processes are compared in our decoration techniques guide.
Matching Caps, Pumps and Collars
The 15 mm neck is quoted as crimp or screw on this model, with the current stock variant confirmed at quotation. The accessory program supplies matched fine-mist sprayers, collars and outer caps in electroplated aluminium finishes — gold, silver and black — plus beech wood caps for natural-position lines. Because the cap is the visually dominant component on this proportion, cap finish choice moves the price-point read of the finished bottle more than any glass decoration; the assembled-height and finish matching are confirmed together on the accessory sheet issued with your quote. Our cap types guide walks through the closure families, and the crimp vs screw comparison covers the neck decision.
Sampling and Ordering
Clear stock samples ship immediately; decorated samples with your colour, print and chosen cap in 7–15 days. After golden-sample approval, glass production runs 15–25 days plus decoration and assembly. Quotations are issued FOB or delivered using the carton data above.
Request a quote for the wx-39 with quantity, decoration and destination port for unit pricing, matched closure costs and a freight calculation.
FAQ
What is the MOQ for the wx-39 30 ml bottle?
No tooling MOQ — the mold is stock. Sampling starts from a single carton of 168 units in clear glass. Production minimums are set by decoration batching, typically a few thousand pieces for sprayed or printed orders; confirm with your target quantity.
How does the wx-39 differ from the XF-1 and XF-4 at 30 ml?
All three are rectangular 30 ml flacons on stock molds. The XF-1 is slim and tall for travel positioning, the XF-4 is wide with sharp square shoulders for full retail presence, and the wx-39 sits in the classic middle proportion — the most versatile of the three. Weight runs XF-1 87 g, XF-4 88 g, wx-39 85 g, so handling and freight are close; the choice is a positioning decision, not an economics one.
Which neck finish does the wx-39 ship with?
The stock sheet lists 15 mm crimp or screw, with the current variant confirmed on quotation. Pump and cap are matched to the finish as one set before sampling — the crimp and screw variants take different pump families, so we lock finish, pump and cap together at the quotation stage.
Can I run a multi-look range on this body?
Yes — it is one of the most common uses of the wx-39. Clear, frosted and full-spray versions of the same body with matched caps in different finishes give three shelf looks from one mold and one glass spec. Each look is a separate decoration batch, but the bottle, packing and freight basis stay identical.
What does a full 40 HQ container of wx-39 hold?
Approximately 2,870 cartons floor loaded at 85% utilisation — about 482,000 bottles at 43 tonnes gross. The load is volume-limited, within container payload, and the per-carton figure of 0.0192 CBM is the number your forwarder needs for an exact calculation.