Capacity does not define the assembly
Two containers with the same nominal capacity can have different proportions and assemblies. Include limits for body width, bottle height and assembled height. Share label, carton and filling-line constraints when they already exist.
Agree how dimensions are measured
Define the endpoints used for each dimension. Keep body height, neck-inclusive height and full assembly height distinct. Explain the intended basis for capacity and leave unknown values open for confirmation. The sample identifier should match the drawing and quote.
Pass constraints to the design team
If the pack must fit an existing carton or display, put those limits in the brief before refining its shape. A closure change can affect assembled height, packing and transport. Review the complete assembly after sample approval, not only the empty bottle.
Your Project Checklist
- Separate fill quantity and dimensions
- Define height measurement points
- Check the complete assembly
Frequently Asked Question
Can I infer a dimension that is not listed?
Request a drawing or confirmed measurement instead of scaling a photograph.
References and Editorial Note
The resources below provide technical background. The purchasing questions and checklists are compiled by 樽宇包装. Confirm project-specific decisions through drawings, technical evaluation and approved samples.
Sources checked: 19 October 2026