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    Trend Line bottle + pump

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      Hopf Packaging's Trend Line round bottle can be configured with a number of variations and then decorated to create a new product range or fit with branding. Colouring, printing, hot foil stamping, lacquering and metallization are all options available to personalize Hopf's bottle. This configuration shows the 200ml 24/410 PE bottle with a pump and PP overcap, an ideal option for many personal care products.

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      City Line jar with City Line screw cap

      Hopf Packaging's City Line jar has a slightly tapered style, resulting in a wider looking neck. Similarly to most of Hopf Packaging's jars, the City Line is available in SAN, featuring a PP inner to ensure the best compatibility for cosmetic products. In combination with Hopf's SAN/PP City Line screw-on lid, the jar fits comfortably in the hand. Hopf offers a number of decoration options including colouring, printing, hot foil stamping, lacquering and metallization to ensure that the jar really stands out on the shelf.

      City Line jar with Step Line screw cap

      This jar and lid configuration features Hopf Packaging's City Line jar with the company's Step Line screw cap. The slightly domed cap with blocked band is easy to grasp and gives the tapered, thick walled jar a stand-out look which can be further enhanced with the vast decoration options available from Hopf. Both the jar and cap in this configuration benefit a SAN outer and PP inner. The cap also incorporates a liner. Configure the colours and add artwork to see how this combination will look with your specific branding.

      • Javier Regueiro
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      • English
      • Created 25 May 2016
      • Modified 13 Jul 2016
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