58-400 Black PP Smooth Side Smooth Top PP Plastic Continuous Thread (CT) Cap - F217 Liner
- High-Quality Smooth Top and Sides, great for labeling
- Foam liner compatible with most product formulations
- High formula compatibility
- BPA-Free Plastic Material
- 100% Recyclable PP Plastic
Additional Information
Carton Pack | 100 |
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Price Per | $0.16 |
Neck Finish | 400 |
Neck / Closure Diameter | 58 |
Color | Black |
Material / Resin | PP |
Diameter / Width | 2.24 +/- 0.010 |
Item Length | N/A |
Height | 0.462 +/- 0.010 |
Liner Material | F217 |
BottleStore's 58-400 smooth side black continuous thread closures are the perfect closure for topping off your complete package solution.
The smooth sides and top offer a clean look for a modern, shelf-enhancing appearance. The smooth top is ideal for label decoration to promote your product better and increase brand recognition.
This style of closure is trendy in the cosmetic market segments but if also found in the following applications and additional markets:
- Powders
- Dry Spices and Herbs
- Sugar Scrubs
- Non-Carbonated Products
- Tablet and Caplets
- Whole Pollen
- Granules
The ready-assembled F217 liner provided enhanced sealing and is taste and odor resistant - an excellent addition to the closure for products in the food services market.
This closure is compatible with most of BottleStore's glass and plastic containers with a wide-mouth 58-400 neck finish. Request a sample today for product testing!
For additional knowledge about liners and their functions, visit our The Bottle Blog post: Understanding Liners, and Their Appropriate Uses
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Plastic CapsThe caps do the job but I thought they'd be the hard plastic type which has a better feel to them physically. These caps are a soft feeling plastic which makes me feel like they're not great quality. It's hard to know these things based on pictures alone and I was in a time crunch for more caps. I've previously ordered from another company that were hard plastic and since the quantity is so large I feel like I'm stuck with a subpar product.
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