Plastic Bottles: Cylinders

Item	Capacity	Color	Style	Ext. Dia.	Ext. Hgt.	Caps
YC120410HD	1 oz.	Natural	Cylinder	1.125	2.875	20 410
TPC9-004-24NA	4 oz.	Natural	Cylinder	1.63	4.740	24 410
CBIA1101224410N	12 oz.	Natural	Cylinder	2.225	7.441	24 410
CBIA1101624410N	16 oz.	Natural	Cylinder	2.46	7.767	24 410
TPC9-016-28NA	16 oz.	Natural	Cylinder	2.565	7.280	28 410
YC220410HD	2 oz.	Natural	Cylinder	1.375	3.813	20410
HSPICFQTW144400	32 oz.	White	Carafe	3.9	10.9	28 400
RCC03220-08	32 oz.	Natural	Cylinder	3.14	9.390	38 400
TPC9-032-28NA	32 oz.	Natural	Cylinder	3.187	8.955	28 410
CBIA1103238400W	32 oz./1 Litre	White	Cylinder	3.375	8.660	38 400

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Cylindrical Plastic Bottles

Cylindrical plastic bottles are stocked in sizes ranging from 1 oz to 32oz. Standard plastic and metal screw caps and spouted or flip top caps are available for many sizes.

Modern Round Plastic Bottles

Modern Round plastic bottles are stocked in sizes ranging from 4 oz to 32oz. Standard plastic and metal screw caps and spouted or flip top caps are available for many sizes.

Boston Round Plastic Bottles

Boston plastic bottles are stocked in sizes ranging from 1/2 oz to 32oz. Standard plastic and metal screw caps and spouted or flip top caps are available for many sizes.

What is a plastic bottle?

Many people use the term bottle when they mean jar or jug or jug when they mean jar etc.

To alleviate some of this confusion we have provided the following definitions list. Please select the item that most accurately describes what is that you are looking for.

Plastic Bottles
Any item made of plastic that has no handle and an opening which is less than 50% of the diameter of the container

Plastic Jars
Any item made of plastic which has no handle and an opening which is greater than 50% of the diameter of the container.

Plastic Jugs
Any item made of plastic which has a handle and an opening which is greater or less than 50% of the diameter of the main container body.

None of these definitions should be viewed as applicable in all cases. They are meant to provide some clarification for recognizing the distinction amongst bottles, jars and jugs and to establish a simple monitoring logic by which these items could be divided into more distinct product areas.

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