The XF-9 is a radiused-corner rectangular flacon with T-bar cap produced from stock tooling and sold inside Huanshi’s in-stock export program for 100 ml glass perfume bottles. It is aimed squarely at the 100ml glass perfume bottle wholesale buyer: the body is already tooled and running, the caps and sprayers are stocked accessories, and every cost difference between one customer’s version and another’s comes from decoration rather than from the glass.
This page carries the actual warehouse specification for the XF-9 — bottle weight, packing count, carton dimensions and gross weight measured on the current production batch — not nominal catalogue values. Read the packing table first if you are building a landed-cost model: on this body, container economics are driven by how efficiently 65 units pack into a 40 × 30.5 × 14.5 cm carton.
XF-9 Specifications
The table lists data from our current stock sheet. Where a dimension is not measured on the stock program it is marked to confirm on quotation, and the drawing pack is issued with the quotation on request.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | XF-9 |
| Fill capacity | 100 ml |
| Neck finish | 15mm crimp or screw – confirm on quote |
| Bottle weight | 226.5 g |
| Body shape | Radiused-corner rectangular flacon with t-bar cap |
| Glass | Clear flint soda-lime glass |
| Units per carton | 65 pcs |
| Net bottle weight per carton | ≈ 14.7 kg |
| Gross weight per carton | 15.7 kg |
| Carton dimensions | 40 × 30.5 × 14.5 cm |
| Cap and pump | Fine-mist sprayer; cap style per current stock photo |
| Height / diameter | Per family photo; formal drawing on request |
At 226.5 g the XF-9 is a substantial 100 ml flacon — the mass reads as a flagship on the shelf and in the hand, but it also moves the container calculation, which is quantified in the loading table below.
Bottle Design and Shape
The XF-9 body is a rectangle whose vertical corners are softly radiused, which rounds off the silhouette in the hand and gives the glass a heavier, sculpted feel than a sharp-edged flacon. The 30 ml sits 11 cm tall on a 3.6 cm footprint in the family line-up, and the same geometry scales through the 50 ml and 100 ml. The shoulder rises to a short neck that takes the pump collar cleanly, and the front panel stays wide enough for a two-colour print even on the smallest size.
The photograph shows the 100 ml format of this family standing 15.2 cm tall on a 5.6 cm footprint. The photograph shows the family fitted with a clear acrylic T-bar cap over a collar-sealed sprayer — a look borrowed from niche perfumery — while the 30 ml variant appears with a plain black cylindrical cap. Both cap styles are stock items, so you can split a range across the two looks without new tooling.
Who this shape suits: contemporary niche-style ranges, unisex and apothecary positioning, and any line where the rounded, weighty feel of the glass is part of the story. If you are still fixing the size plan for the range, our bottle size guide covers how the 100 ml slot is typically positioned against 30, 50 and 100 ml.
Carton Data and Container Loading
Packing is standard export cartoning and the figures below are derived from the stock sheet, so they can be dropped straight into a freight or landed-cost model.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Carton volume | ≈ 0.0177 CBM |
| Cartons per 20 GP | ≈ 1,345 cartons ≈ 87,425 pcs (volume-limited) |
| Cartons per 40 HQ | ≈ 1,751 cartons ≈ 113,815 pcs (weight-limited) |
| Gross weight per full 40 HQ load | ≈ 27.5 t |
Note that at 15.7 kg gross per carton the 40 HQ load on the XF-9 is weight-bound, not volume-bound: the container fills its payload at roughly 1,751 cartons before the cube is used up, which is normal when glass weight per carton is high relative to carton volume and is already reflected in the per-unit freight your forwarder will quote. For reference, our perfume bottle carton and pallet specifications explains how pallet patterns are built on cartons of this size.
Decoration and Customization Options
The XF-9 is a stock-shape bottle, so decoration is where the range gets built. 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. For matte positioning, see our frosted glass perfume bottles.
- Electroplating / vacuum metallization — full-mirror or tinted plating on the glass body; the plated caps shown in the photo are the same process on the accessory.
- Frosted finish — acid-etch or sandblast matte on the full body or selected panels.
- silk screen printing — one to three colours; our silk screen printing guide covers ink selection and bake temperatures.
- Hot stamping / foil — gold or silver foil block on shoulder or panel; see our hot stamping guide.
- Laser engraving — for serialisation or small-text marking where rub resistance matters.
Matching Caps, Pumps and Collars
The stock sheet lists the finish as 15 mm crimp or screw, with the exact variant available from current stock confirmed on quotation. The choice sets 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 — so confirm it before you design the closure around it. We supply matched sprayers and caps from our own accessory stock — plated sprayer heads in gold, silver and black, matching collars and overcaps, and the cap styles visible in the family photograph — so the closure is not a separate sourcing project. Pump output, actuator style and cap height vary by accessory number; the matching accessory sheet is sent with your quotation so the assembled total height is known before sample approval. If you prefer to source the pump yourself, send us its drawing — the crimp dimensions on the finish must match the pump specification, which our crimp vs screw pump comparison explains in detail.
Compare With Other Stock Bottles in This Size
The 100 ml slot is served by several bodies in the stock program. Compare the XF-9 against: XF-3 100 ml · XF 100 ml · XF 30 ml.
Sampling and Ordering
The sampling path on a stock-shape bottle is short: clear stock samples of the XF-9 ship in days, a decorated sample with your colour and print follows in roughly 7–15 days, and the signed golden sample becomes the production reference. Full runs on this mold follow 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. If your first order is small, our guide to low MOQ perfume bottles explains how stock-mold programs keep MOQs low.
Request a quote for the XF-9 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-9 100 ml bottle?
As a stock-shape bottle the XF-9 carries no tooling MOQ. Clear undecorated glass can be ordered in single-carton trial quantities for sampling; spray-coated or printed orders usually start where the decoration line batches economically — typically a few thousand pieces. Confirm the current MOQ with your quantity when requesting the quotation.
Can the XF-9 be supplied with a screw neck instead of crimp?
Yes — the stock sheet lists the finish as 15 mm crimp or screw, and the variant available from current stock is confirmed on quotation.
Is the 226.5 g weight the empty bottle or the filled weight?
226.5 g is the empty bottle weight measured on the current production batch. Filled weight at 100 ml adds roughly 100 g of juice plus the pump and cap — the figure your forwarder needs if you ever ship filled goods.
What decoration colours are available on stock tooling?
Any Pantone-matched spray colour, because coating is applied after forming and is not tied to the mold. Gradient and two-tone sprays run routinely on this shape, and a first decorated sample typically takes 7–15 days from colour confirmation.
Can I get the drawing pack with exact height and diameter?
Yes. The stock photograph shows the family dimensions, and the formal drawing with measured height, diameter, neck dimensions and tolerances is issued with the quotation or sample pack — ask for it when you request pricing.