Plastic trigger sprayers were first used as spray pumps to allow for various commercial and domestic liquid products to be distributed to households through retail outlets. Trigger sprayers are usually made from a variety of plastics and can be used for water-based and chemical-based liquids. A trigger sprayer is attached to a compatible spray bottle that allows the contents to be dispersed when the consumer squeezes the pump handle on the trigger.
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The most common use for trigger sprayers is with household cleaning products such as disinfectants, floor, and surface cleaners. This has especially been the case in the past year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There was a huge increase in demand in for trigger sprayers for disinfectants and cleaning products.
One of the major benefits of using trigger sprayers is the ability to control the amount of the content that is dispensed. The nozzle can be adjusted to create a fine spray or jet stream for dispensing liquids. Another benefit is trigger sprayers come in a variety of colors and sizes. This makes it easier for the consumer to easily identify different products.
As you can see from the diagram, the overall trigger sprayer system consists of 12 components. Many of these components can be made from a variety of materials depending on your product's needs. It is important to review each of these components to make sure you select the best system for your product. Read on below for further details into some things to consider when selecting a trigger sprayer.
The first consideration is to identify what type of product you will be dispensing with the trigger sprayer. Certain ingredients are only compatible with specific materials for components such as the ball, dip tube, etc. Based on your product, you will also need to determine what output you need from the sprayer. The output typically ranges from 0.7cc to 1.6cc.
You will need to be familiar with the filling process used for your product to make the best choices. Whether you are using a manual or automatic filling line, there are different specifications you will need to follow.
The dip tube is an important component of the trigger sprayer that should not be overlooked. Depending on the bottle size you're using, you'll need to tailor the length of the dip tube. In addition, you will also need to consider how rigid you need the dip tube to be and select a material that matches your needs.
The nozzle is a big feature when it comes to the consumer experience. This gives the consumer control on how the product will dispense. There are several options with the nozzle. You can give the consumer the option of a nozzle that allows your product to spray, stream, mist or have it in an off position, or choose a nozzle that simply twists open.
Trigger sprayers are made from a variety of materials. If choosing a more sustainable trigger sprayer is important to you, then consider the use of PCR for a portion of the material for several components such as the shroud, closure and trigger.
You will need to choose a neck finish that is compatible with your bottle and your product. A typical cleaning product often uses a bottle with a 28-400 or 28-410 finish. If you have a harsher chemical such as a lawn pesticide, you may look to a ratchet finish to keep the cap and sprayer from loosening from the bottle.
There is also the option of a bayonet/snap-on trigger sprayer. These can only be used with very specific bottles and are very difficult to remove, thus making them a good option for products that should be specifically kept out of the hands of children.
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If your company is starting to utilize trigger sprayers and bottles for your products or needs a refresher on the various options, MJS Packaging can help. We have a strong understanding of all that need to be considered when using trigger systems.
Contact MJS Packaging today or talk with one of our knowledgeable packaging solutions specialists by calling (800) 915-.
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For over three decades, Pipeline Packaging has been a leading distributor of wholesale bottles and jars. Our people bring the knowledge and experience to help you overcome any wholesale bottle and jar packaging and shipping challenge, especially since Pipeline is an employee-owned company. Because Pipeline Packaging has a distributor network of over 300 global sources, we can offer you wholesale bottles and jars with competitive pricing and a breadth of choice. Unlike manufacturers, we provide a great deal of flexibility through our core services, allowing you to customize and custom-palletize your bottle or jar order. We also offer just-in-time delivery, custom packaging design, hazardous material shipping, and much more.
Our wide selection of aluminum, glass and plastic containers provides the solution you seek. And if you don't find what you need, call our team of experts who can customize an order and find unique solutions from our distributor network. Customers with larger orders can take advantage of deeply discounted wholesale pricing, and all customers receive fast shipping. You can trust Pipeline Packaging to fulfill your wholesale bottles and jars requirements no matter what industry.
Bottles
Whether you need pharmaceutical glass, food-grade packaging or industrial containers, Pipeline Packaging has access to thousands of bottle options. From Boston Rounds, sauce bottles, honey bear bottles, F-Styles, beer bottles, and many more. Our material option of aluminum, glass and plastic expands the list of options significantly.
No Matter what you're putting in those bottles, you can be sure to find a compatible material with our Chemical Resistance Guide. We also stock different color options for those that need an opaquer bottle for UV protection or want a clearer option for product display. Find the right fit by shopping our extensive inventory of bottles.
Jars
From small glass jars carrying honey and mayo to wide-mouth plastic jars for the healthcare industry, Pipeline Packaging has a wide selection of jars.
Select from multiple styles and customizable options:
Our vast inventory of wholesales bottles and jars is provided below. Once you've found what you're seeking, add it to our Get a Quote cart and one of our team members will be in touch quickly.
Plastic trigger sprayers were first used as spray pumps to allow for various commercial and domestic liquid products to be distributed to households through retail outlets. Trigger sprayers are usually made from a variety of plastics and can be used for water-based and chemical-based liquids. A trigger sprayer is attached to a compatible spray bottle that allows the contents to be dispersed when the consumer squeezes the pump handle on the trigger.
The most common use for trigger sprayers is with household cleaning products such as disinfectants, floor, and surface cleaners. This has especially been the case in the past year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There was a huge increase in demand in for trigger sprayers for disinfectants and cleaning products.
One of the major benefits of using trigger sprayers is the ability to control the amount of the content that is dispensed. The nozzle can be adjusted to create a fine spray or jet stream for dispensing liquids. Another benefit is trigger sprayers come in a variety of colors and sizes. This makes it easier for the consumer to easily identify different products.
As you can see from the diagram, the overall trigger sprayer system consists of 12 components. Many of these components can be made from a variety of materials depending on your product's needs. It is important to review each of these components to make sure you select the best system for your product. Read on below for further details into some things to consider when selecting a trigger sprayer.
The first consideration is to identify what type of product you will be dispensing with the trigger sprayer. Certain ingredients are only compatible with specific materials for components such as the ball, dip tube, etc. Based on your product, you will also need to determine what output you need from the sprayer. The output typically ranges from 0.7cc to 1.6cc.
You will need to be familiar with the filling process used for your product to make the best choices. Whether you are using a manual or automatic filling line, there are different specifications you will need to follow.
The dip tube is an important component of the trigger sprayer that should not be overlooked. Depending on the bottle size you're using, you'll need to tailor the length of the dip tube. In addition, you will also need to consider how rigid you need the dip tube to be and select a material that matches your needs.
The nozzle is a big feature when it comes to the consumer experience. This gives the consumer control on how the product will dispense. There are several options with the nozzle. You can give the consumer the option of a nozzle that allows your product to spray, stream, mist or have it in an off position, or choose a nozzle that simply twists open.
Trigger sprayers are made from a variety of materials. If choosing a more sustainable trigger sprayer is important to you, then consider the use of PCR for a portion of the material for several components such as the shroud, closure and trigger.
You will need to choose a neck finish that is compatible with your bottle and your product. A typical cleaning product often uses a bottle with a 28-400 or 28-410 finish. If you have a harsher chemical such as a lawn pesticide, you may look to a ratchet finish to keep the cap and sprayer from loosening from the bottle.
There is also the option of a bayonet/snap-on trigger sprayer. These can only be used with very specific bottles and are very difficult to remove, thus making them a good option for products that should be specifically kept out of the hands of children.
If your company is starting to utilize trigger sprayers and bottles for your products or needs a refresher on the various options, MJS Packaging can help. We have a strong understanding of all that need to be considered when using trigger systems.
Contact MJS Packaging today or talk with one of our knowledgeable packaging solutions specialists by calling (800) 915-.
Wholesale Bottles and Jars from a Global Network of Distributors
For over three decades, Pipeline Packaging has been a leading distributor of wholesale bottles and jars. Our people bring the knowledge and experience to help you overcome any wholesale bottle and jar packaging and shipping challenge, especially since Pipeline is an employee-owned company. Because Pipeline Packaging has a distributor network of over 300 global sources, we can offer you wholesale bottles and jars with competitive pricing and a breadth of choice. Unlike manufacturers, we provide a great deal of flexibility through our core services, allowing you to customize and custom-palletize your bottle or jar order. We also offer just-in-time delivery, custom packaging design, hazardous material shipping, and much more.
Our wide selection of aluminum, glass and plastic containers provides the solution you seek. And if you don't find what you need, call our team of experts who can customize an order and find unique solutions from our distributor network. Customers with larger orders can take advantage of deeply discounted wholesale pricing, and all customers receive fast shipping. You can trust Pipeline Packaging to fulfill your wholesale bottles and jars requirements no matter what industry.
Bottles
Whether you need pharmaceutical glass, food-grade packaging or industrial containers, Pipeline Packaging has access to thousands of bottle options. From Boston Rounds, sauce bottles, honey bear bottles, F-Styles, beer bottles, and many more. Our material option of aluminum, glass and plastic expands the list of options significantly.
No Matter what you're putting in those bottles, you can be sure to find a compatible material with our Chemical Resistance Guide. We also stock different color options for those that need an opaquer bottle for UV protection or want a clearer option for product display. Find the right fit by shopping our extensive inventory of bottles.
Jars
From small glass jars carrying honey and mayo to wide-mouth plastic jars for the healthcare industry, Pipeline Packaging has a wide selection of jars.
Select from multiple styles and customizable options:
Our vast inventory of wholesales bottles and jars is provided below. Once you've found what you're seeking, add it to our Get a Quote cart and one of our team members will be in touch quickly.