FG-050
FG-050 is a cream jar designed for export packaging with a focus on carton count, freight planning, and consistent inner-box packing. It is produced in-house using injection molding and assembled with a matching lid.
About FG-050
FG-050 is a cream jar designed for export packaging with a focus on carton count, freight planning, and consistent inner-box packing. It is produced in-house using injection molding and assembled with a matching lid. The product is shipped in export cartons with a standard inner-box count and carton volume, allowing buyers to model freight costs before placing an order. Dimensions, capacity, and MOQ are quoted on request.
Specification
Key Benefits
- Export carton count and volume are known before ordering, enabling accurate freight cost modeling
- Inner-box count is consistent across orders, simplifying warehouse handling and replenishment
- Packing convention includes carton volume in CBM, supporting container loading planning
- Production and packing are managed in-house, reducing coordination delays for export shipments
- Standardized carton and inner-box counts allow for easy scaling across order sizes
Where FG-050 Belongs
Who It Is For
- Procurement engineers managing import logistics and freight costs
- Private-label fillers needing consistent packaging for multiple product lines
- Contract packers coordinating bulk packaging for multi-item sets
- Promotional gift buyers requiring predictable carton counts for event kits
- Skincare brands expanding into new markets with standardized export packaging
Problems It Solves
- Buyers cannot model freight costs until carton count and volume are known; FG-050 provides these details upfront
- Mixed inner-box counts across product lines cause picking errors and slow warehouse operations
- Lack of standardization in export packing leads to inefficient container loading
- Unclear MOQ and packing details delay production planning and order confirmation
- Inconsistent carton sizes make freight and customs documentation harder to manage
Application Scenarios
- Private-label skincare brand importing empty cream jars for filling and retail distribution
- Contract packer receiving bulk cream jars for assembly into gift sets with other products
- Travel-size gift buyer sourcing small jars for promotional kits with consistent packaging
- Fragrance house expanding a product line with a new cream variant using the same packaging system
- Retailer importing refill jars for in-store replenishment with predictable carton dimensions
Technical Features
- Produced using in-house injection molding and assembling processes
- Designed for consistent inner-box packing with a standard count per box
- Shipped in export cartons with known volume in CBM for freight planning
- Packing convention includes inner-box count and export carton count for order modeling
- MOQ is quoted per colour, and all packing details are confirmed before production
Materials Process and Checks
Materials
- Plastic body produced via injection molding
- Matching lid made from the same plastic material
Quality Control
- Inner-box and export carton counts are verified at packing to ensure shipped quantity matches the order
- Packing consistency is checked to maintain uniformity across export shipments
- Carton volume is measured and recorded to support freight planning accuracy
Customization Options
- Custom lid colour or finish available upon request
- Pad printing or hot stamping on the jar body for brand identification
- Custom inner-box and carton marking for distributor or retailer warehouse use
- Alternative inner-box count possible with advance notice and re-confirmation
Compared With The Alternatives
| Cream jar with no published carton count | FG-050 includes known carton count and volume, enabling freight and container planning before order confirmation |
|---|---|
| Cream jar with variable inner-box counts | FG-050 uses a fixed inner-box count, reducing warehouse picking errors and simplifying replenishment |
| Cream jar with no packing convention | FG-050 follows a standard packing convention with CBM, inner-box, and export carton counts for logistics clarity |
Use Guide
- Confirm carton count and volume before placing an order to model freight costs
- Use the standard inner-box count for consistent warehouse handling and inventory tracking
- Request a packing layout sample if container loading is a key concern
- Order in multiples of the export carton count to avoid partial shipments
FG-050 Buyer Questions
What is the export carton count for FG-050?
The export carton count is quoted on request. It is part of the standard packing convention used for freight planning.
How is the carton volume measured?
Carton volume is measured in CBM and quoted on request. It supports accurate container loading and freight cost modeling.
Can I get a packing layout before ordering?
Yes. A packing layout with carton count, inner-box count, and CBM can be provided upon request for logistics planning.
Is the inner-box count fixed?
Yes. The inner-box count is consistent for FG-050 and used across all orders to support warehouse efficiency.
What if I need a different carton count?
Alternative carton counts are possible with advance notice. The new count and volume will be confirmed before production.
Are dimensions and capacity available?
Dimensions and capacity are quoted on request. They are not published but provided during order discussion.
Ask About FG-050
Send the quantity, the destination country and a colour reference and we come back with a price and the packing figures.