Evaluate this design for your project
Use these notes to prepare a specification for the intended contents and filling process. The illustration and reference entries are not product test results. Learn about Unique Packaging and discuss the final specification with our team.
Check fill volume and flow
State the grain or other dry contents, bulk density, target weight and filling method. Check how the product passes through the opening and whether it contaminates the seal area. Use a filled sample to confirm headspace, handling and shelf footprint.
Match the fitment to filling and dispensing
Confirm spout position, neck dimensions, cap and filling route. For dry contents, check opening clearance and flow rather than applying a liquid-fill assumption. Request a fitment drawing and a filled sample that match the intended pack.
Review the spout assembly
Request the neck, cap and opening drawing and confirm the filling route. Check dispensing access, cap handling and leakage in a filled sample. The fitment position must match the approved dieline.
Resolve the material references
The material and film entries describe different levels of detail or alternative options. Choose one final layer structure in the quotation; do not combine the lists into an assumed laminate. Confirm layer order, thicknesses, sealant and the testing needed for the intended contents.
Confirm size and measurement basis
The fill-weight reference is 1KG 1.5KG 2.5KG 5KG 10KG. Confirm usable internal dimensions and test the intended fill quantity with the actual contents; weight, volume and flat dimensions are not interchangeable.
Approve the artwork and print route
Share artwork status, the number of designs and quantity per design. Ask the quotation to identify the selected printing and finishing processes rather than assuming every listed reference applies. Approve the dieline, color proof and clear seal areas before production.
Compare specification alternatives
Compare the recorded options for UPS-0350 with the references below. A matching appearance or material name does not establish that two structures are interchangeable.