Industry-standard cosmetic tube diameters for hand cream and lotions commonly include 16mm, 19mm, 22mm, 25mm, 30mm, 35mm, 40mm, and 50mm. Among these,…
Plastic tubes can collapse or deform after filling because the pressure inside the tube becomes lower than the outside atmospheric pressure. This…
To determine the precise tube size for high-density cosmetic pastes, brands should calculate by volume first, not by weight alone. Tube capacity…
For a 50g sunscreen lotion, a common tube recommendation is usually around 35mm diameter with a tube length of about 110mm to…
The oxygen transmission rate (OTR) of a standard PE tube is usually much higher than that of a 5-layer EVOH tube. In…
An EVOH barrier layer is a thin high-barrier layer made from ethylene vinyl alcohol copolymer. In cosmetic tube packaging, it is usually…
The right choice between single-layer (mono-layer) PE, 2-layer PE, and 5-layer co-extruded tubes depends on four things: your formula sensitivity, required shelf…
For perfect plate making, cosmetic tube manufacturers usually prefer vector artwork files such as .AI, press-ready .PDF, or .EPS. These formats are…
Custom logo printing becomes more cost-efficient as order volume increases because fixed setup costs are spread across more tubes. At MOQ level,…
Eco-friendly water-based inks can be a good option for cosmetic tube printing, but they are not automatically the best choice for every…
To avoid text and logos getting cut off during tube crimping, factories usually require all critical artwork to stay out of the…
A rough texture or “orange peel” effect on a glossy varnished tube usually happens because the varnish film does not level out…
