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5 lb HDPE Natural Honey bottle

Item ID: B327-5

For 1 to 83:

$1.41 each

For 84 or more:

$1.02 each

Color: Natural
Size: 5 lbs
Material: HDPE
Case Pack: 84
Neck finish: 48-400

Height: 7.683 in / 19.515 cm
Diameter: 4.89 in / 12.421 cm

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48-400 Silver Aluminum Lid w/ F217 Liner

Item ID: L044

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48-400 Black Smooth Lid w/ F-217 Liner

Item ID: L208B

For 1 to 1699:

$0.09 each

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48-400 Black Smooth Lid w/ Plain PS Liner

Item ID: L208BP

For 1 to 1699:

$0.09 each

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48-400 White Domed Lid w/ F217 Liner

Item ID: L209

For 1 to 1899:

$0.13 each

For 1900 or more:

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48-400 Gold Metal Lid w/ Plastisol Liner

Item ID: L020A

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$0.32 each

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48-400 White Metal Lid w/ Plastisol Liner

Item ID: L021

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$0.29 each

For 2300 or more:

$0.21 each

48-400 White Ribbed Lid w/ PS Liner

Item ID: L210

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$0.15 each

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48-400 White PP Ribbed Lid (unlined)

Item ID: L208

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$0.09 each

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$0.06 each

48-400 White Smooth Lid w/ F217 Liner

Item ID: L208A

For 1 to 1799:

$0.13 each

For 1800 or more:

$0.09 each

48-400 White Smooth Lid w/ Plain PS Liner

Item ID: L208P

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$0.14 each

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Product Properties

Description: The B327-5 is a 5 lb natural (translucent) honey bottle made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE). The B327-5 has a capacity of 5 lbs of honey. It's wide mouth makes it easier to fill and its handle provides convenient and durable handling of the container. The B327-5 also features a labeling panel. Its natural, or translucent, color makes it easy to see product level.

Temperature Tolerances
Clarity
Chemical Resistance
Impact Resistance
Rigidity
Scratch Resistance
Food Contact Acceptable
Recyclable Material

This information has been provided as a general guide. Please remember, it is your responsibility to test your product's compatibility with CPS packaging.

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Notices and Disclaimers

Orders for less less $50 of product (not including freight) will be subject to a $10 small order fee.

All the items we sell have never been used, however, order in full case quantities to reduce dust, dirt, and scuffing.

We purchase from multiple manufacturers, so some items may have minor variation in color or shape. Avoid this by ordering in full case quantities.

Please remember, you are responsible for testing your product with packaging for compatibility.

Full Color Label

CMYK

This is an example of a full color, CMYK printed label. Your labels are printed directly from properly prepped digital files. Be sure to set up your bleeds, trim lines, and live area properly to ensure the best label print.

2 Color Silk Print on Amber Bottle

First Color/Film Positive: Orange PMS 1375

This is an example of a film positive for the first color of a 2 color silk print. A film positive is made for each color.

Film positives are always printed in black. Screens are then made from this film positive.

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2 Color Silk Print on Amber Bottle

Second Color/Film Positive: Khaki PMS 4685

This is the second color for a 2 color silk print. Notice that the registration marks (the crosshairs) are in the same positions on both film 1 and film 2. This tells the printer how the 2 colors interact with one another.

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2 Color Silk Print on Amber Bottle

Film 1 and Film 2 overlayed

When the registration marks are perfectly aligned, the printer can see how color one (orange) and color 2 (khaki) are intended to interact.

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2 Color Silk Print on Amber Bottle

Final Result

Two films are created from your artwork (1 film per color), films are used to make screens, screens are put in printing machines, ink passes through the screens onto the bottles ... and voila, your bottle is printed.

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