Review the whole closing system
Ask for lid and jar drawings together with the proposed liner or seal detail. Agree which dimensional and opening-cycle questions will be reviewed on samples, and who signs off any change to the assembly.
DF-J50 / WIDE-MOUTH JAR
Dish 50
A low, generous form with a lid designed as a visible plane. Treat opening, liner and decoration as one conversation, with separate approvals.
- Capacity reference
- 50 mL · illustrative
- Surface direction
- Opaque lilac appearance study
- Interface status
- Mouth and lid drawings required
Allow room for decoration
A broad lid can carry a graphic concept, but its useful print region must come from a confirmed drawing and process discussion. Keep critical artwork away from any unconfirmed edge, curve or mould feature.
Separate visual and filled samples
An empty appearance sample can help settle colour and proportion. A filled-pack study must name the actual formula, components, conditions and acceptance plan. Approval of the first sample does not approve the second.
TAKE THESE FOUR QUESTIONS
Keep the review specific.
- Which opening, sealing land and lid engagement are proposed?
- Is a liner or separate seal part of this exact assembly?
- Where are the actual decoration boundaries?
- How will the intended filling process and formula be reviewed?
CONTINUE THE STUDY