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Wholesale Chemical Product Packaging: Chemical Bottles and Plastic Jerrycans
Chemical product packaging refers to plastic bottles and jerrycans used for filling, transporting and storing liquid or other types of chemical products. When selecting packaging, it is not sufficient to consider only the appearance or capacity of the bottle. The characteristics of the product to be filled, cap selection, filling method and shipping conditions should be evaluated together.
At Serdar Plastik, we manufacture wholesale chemical bottles and plastic jerrycans for different requirements. Our product range includes various models, from small-volume round bottles such as 50 ml options to 500 ml spray bottles, from 1 L wide-mouth and rectangular bottles to 5 L, 10 L, 20 L and 25 L plastic jerrycans.
Not all chemical products have the same characteristics. A free-flowing product and a higher-viscosity product may not perform the same way in the same bottle. Product composition, viscosity, filling temperature, storage duration and the cap to be used are important factors in packaging selection.
For this reason, it is useful to carry out sample filling with the actual product before moving to mass production. This makes it possible to check whether the bottle shows softening, swelling, colour changes or leakage. It also allows the cap and bottle neck to be evaluated together with the product.
Plastic Chemical Bottles
Plastic chemical bottles are packaging used for filling small- and medium-volume chemical products. Serdar Plastik’s product range includes round, rectangular, wide-mouth and spray-compatible bottle models.
When selecting wholesale chemical bottles, it is not sufficient to consider only the litre capacity. Two empty plastic bottles with the same capacity may differ in height, base dimensions, neck diameter or label area.
These dimensions are particularly important for companies using automatic filling lines. If the bottle is not suitable for the filling machine, it may become stuck on the line or tip over during filling. If the bottle neck and cap are not compatible, leakage may occur after filling.
The bottle and cap should be evaluated together whenever possible. The fact that a cap can physically be fitted to the bottle is not enough on its own. Leak-tightness, storage and transportation checks should be carried out after closing.
50 ml, 100 ml and 200 ml Round Chemical Bottles
Small-volume round plastic bottles can be preferred for chemical products filled in low quantities, sample products or liquids used in controlled amounts.
Serdar Plastik’s chemical product range includes the following small-volume bottles:
- 50 ml Round Bottle Suitable for Chemical Products
- 100 ml Round Bottle Suitable for Chemical Products
- 200 ml Round Bottle Suitable for Chemical Products
The neck and cap structure is especially important for small bottles. If the product will be poured in a controlled manner, a suitable neck and cap should be used.
For projects involving labels, the usable label area of the bottle should also be considered. On small-volume bottles, space may be more limited for the product name, warnings, instructions for use and other label information.
For companies using automatic filling systems, whether small bottles move steadily on the conveyor should also be checked using samples.
250 ml Round and Rectangular Chemical Bottles
250 ml chemical bottles offer a practical option between small volume and broader usage requirements. A round or rectangular body can be selected for the same capacity.
The product range includes the following models:
- 250 ml Round Bottle Suitable for Chemical Products
- 250 ml Rectangular Bottle Suitable for Chemical Products
When choosing between round and rectangular bottles, shelf arrangement, label area and the filling line should be taken into consideration.
The flat surfaces of rectangular bottles can make label application easier. Round models may be preferred for different cap and filling projects.
Chemical compatibility should be checked with the actual product for both models. Having the same capacity does not mean that both packaging types can be used in the same way for every product.
500 ml Rectangular and Spray Chemical Bottles
500 ml chemical bottles can be preferred for products used either by standard pouring or by spraying.
Serdar Plastik’s product range includes a 500 ml Rectangular Plastic Bottle and a 500 ml Round Plastic Spray Bottle.
The 500 ml rectangular bottle can be preferred for liquid products that are poured directly or used with a suitable cap. Its flat body structure can also provide an advantage for label application.
The 500 ml Round Plastic Spray Bottle can be considered for compatible chemical products used by spraying.
When selecting a spray bottle, the bottle alone should not be considered. The neck dimensions of the trigger sprayer, dip tube length and the parts that come into contact with the product should also be taken into account.
If the dip tube is too short, some of the product at the bottom of the bottle may remain unusable. If the tube is too long, it may bend inside the bottle and affect the operation of the spray mechanism.
1 L Round, Rectangular and Wide-Mouth Chemical Bottles
1 L plastic chemical bottles are among the commonly used packaging options for medium-volume products. Serdar Plastik’s product range includes 1-litre models with different body and neck structures.
- 1 L Round Plastic Bottle
- 1 L Round Wide-Mouth Plastic Bottle
- 1 L Rectangular Plastic Bottle
Round bottles may be preferred for standard filling and usage requirements. Rectangular bottles offer a different option in terms of flat label area and shelf arrangement.
With wide-mouth chemical bottles, a larger filling opening can provide convenience for higher-viscosity products or applications requiring faster filling.
However, as the opening becomes wider, the cap structure and leak-tightness become more important. The cap selected for a wide-mouth bottle should be tested together with the product.
Plastic Chemical Jerrycans (4–25 L Jerrycan Models)
A plastic chemical jerrycan is plastic packaging, usually with a carrying handle, used for filling, transporting and storing high-volume liquids.
Serdar Plastik’s chemical product range includes various jerrycan models in 4 L, 5 L, 6 L, 10 L, 20 L and 25 L capacities.
When selecting a jerrycan, it is not enough to consider only the capacity. Handle structure, body dimensions, neck diameter, cap type, filled weight and pallet arrangement should all be considered together.
Some jerrycan names used in the chemical industry may be searched for by end users using different expressions. For this reason, explaining industry terminology together with the method of use makes the products easier to understand.
- Tower-Type Jerrycan: A straight-sided plastic jerrycan model suitable for palletisation and stacking.
- Novice Jerrycan: A jerrycan model known in the industry by this name, with a more compact body structure.
- Handled Jerrycan: A plastic jerrycan model with an integrated carrying handle.
- Wide-Body Jerrycan: A plastic jerrycan model with a broader body structure.
- Wide-Mouth Packaging: A bottle or jerrycan type with a larger opening for filling or emptying.
4 L Chemical Product Jerrycan
The 4 L jerrycan is one of the handled packaging options that can be used for medium-volume chemical products.
Serdar Plastik’s chemical product category also includes the New-Type Agricultural Chemical Jerrycan with product code 1 040 069.
This model has a capacity of 4 L. Although it was developed under an agricultural product designation, it is also listed by Serdar Plastik in the chemical product category.
The composition of the actual product to be packed should be checked before mass production. Especially for chemical products, compatibility should not be determined solely based on category or product name.
5 L Novice and Tower-Type Plastic Jerrycans
5 L plastic jerrycans are commonly preferred packaging for transporting and storing medium-volume chemical products.
Serdar Plastik’s product range includes two different 5-litre body options:
- 5 L Plastic Jerrycan – Novice Jerrycan
- 5 L Handled Plastic Jerrycan – Tower-Type Jerrycan
The Novice jerrycan has a more compact body structure. The tower-type jerrycan, with its straighter body, offers a different option for palletisation and stacking arrangements.
Although both models have the same capacity, their external dimensions and pallet arrangements are different. Therefore, selection should not be based only on the 5 L capacity.
The filling line, label area, transportation method and storage arrangement should also be taken into account.
6 L and 10 L Tower-Type Chemical Jerrycans
6 L and 10 L tower-type jerrycans can be considered for chemical products used in larger quantities.
The product range includes the following models:
- 6 L Handled Plastic Jerrycan – Tower-Type Jerrycan
- 10 L Handled Plastic Jerrycan – Tower-Type Jerrycan
At these capacities, the total weight increases when the packaging is full, making handle strength more important. The handle should not flex excessively during carrying, and the body should retain its shape.
The tower-type body can provide a more orderly arrangement on the pallet. However, the number of stacking layers, filled product weight and storage duration should also be evaluated separately.
After filling, the cap should be closed and leak-tightness should be checked before transportation.
20 L Tower-Type and Wide-Body Plastic Jerrycans
20 L plastic chemical jerrycans are large-capacity packaging used for storing and shipping high-volume products.
Serdar Plastik’s product range includes two different 20-litre jerrycans:
- 20 L Handled Plastic Jerrycan – Tower-Type Jerrycan
- 20 L Handled Plastic Jerrycan – Wide-Body Type Jerrycan
Although both packages have a capacity of 20 L, their body structures are different. The tower-type model has a straighter form, while the wide-body model has a broader body.
This difference can become important during palletisation, storage and transportation. Two jerrycans with the same litre capacity may not occupy the same amount of pallet space or allow the same number of units per pallet.
Because the weight of a filled 20-litre package increases significantly, handle, base and body strength must always be taken into consideration.
25 L Tower-Type Plastic Chemical Jerrycan
The 25 L Handled Plastic Jerrycan is a large-capacity packaging option that can be considered for transporting and storing chemical products used in high quantities.
The model has a tower-type body. Due to its high capacity, the handle, base and body structure should be evaluated together with the shipping conditions.
Pallet arrangement is particularly important for 25-litre packaging. Products should not place excessive pressure on one another, and the jerrycans on the bottom should not deform under the weight of the products stacked above them.
For long-distance shipping, the pallet securing method and movement inside the vehicle should also be taken into account.
Caps and Leak-Tightness for Chemical Packaging
Cap selection for chemical packaging is just as important as the selection of the bottle or jerrycan. An unsuitable cap may cause leakage after filling.
When selecting a cap, the bottle neck diameter, thread structure, gasket requirement and method of use should be evaluated together.
On lines using automatic capping machines, tightening settings are also important. If the cap is left too loose, leakage may occur. If it is overtightened, the cap or bottle neck may be damaged.
Depending on the properties of the chemical product, standard, gasketed or safety cap options can be considered.
After the cap is fitted to the bottle, it is useful to lay the packaging on its side, store it for a certain period and check it under conditions that simulate transportation.
Wholesale Chemical Bottle and Plastic Jerrycan Prices
Wholesale chemical bottle and plastic jerrycan prices may vary according to packaging capacity, body weight, raw material, body model, cap type, colour and order quantity.
Comparing prices based only on litre capacity may not provide an accurate result. Two plastic jerrycans with the same capacity may differ in body structure, weight or pallet capacity.
The main factors affecting chemical packaging prices include:
- Capacity of the bottle or jerrycan
- Packaging body weight
- Raw material to be used
- Single-layer or multilayer production requirement
- Selection of round, rectangular, wide-mouth or tower-type body
- Cap and gasket option
- Packaging and cap colour
- Order quantity
- Label or decoration requirements
- Custom mould requirement
- Palletisation and shipping method
The price of a 500 ml empty plastic bottle and the price of a 20 L plastic jerrycan are not calculated in the same way. The amount of raw material used, production time and shipping capacity differ.
Prices for 20 L plastic jerrycans may also vary depending on the selected model. Although the 20 L tower-type jerrycan and 20 L wide-body jerrycan have the same capacity, their body dimensions and palletisation arrangements are different.
To prepare an accurate quotation, the exact product name, order quantity, colour, cap option and information about the chemical product to be filled should be provided.
Product List and Capacity Table
The table below includes the current bottle and jerrycan models available in Serdar Plastik’s chemical product packaging category.
| Product Name | Product Code | Capacity | Packaging Type | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 ml Round Bottle Suitable for Chemical Products | — | 50 ml | Small-volume round plastic bottle | Sample and low-volume chemical products whose compatibility has been tested |
| 100 ml Round Bottle Suitable for Chemical Products | — | 100 ml | Round plastic bottle | Small-volume chemical products whose compatibility has been tested |
| 200 ml Round Bottle Suitable for Chemical Products | — | 200 ml | Round plastic bottle | Low-volume liquid chemical products |
| 250 ml Round Bottle Suitable for Chemical Products | 1 002 004 | 250 ml | Round plastic chemical bottle | Liquid chemical products whose compatibility has been tested |
| 250 ml Rectangular Bottle Suitable for Chemical Products | 1 002 006 | 250 ml | Rectangular plastic chemical bottle | Small-volume liquid chemical products |
| Rectangular Plastic Bottle | 1 005 016 | 500 ml | Rectangular plastic bottle | Liquid chemical products whose compatibility has been tested |
| Round Plastic Spray Bottle | 1 005 045 | 500 ml | Round empty spray bottle | Chemical products used by spraying and whose compatibility has been tested |
| Round Plastic Bottle | 1 010 004 | 1 L | Round plastic chemical bottle | Medium-volume liquid chemical products |
| Round Wide-Mouth Plastic Bottle | 1 010 069 | 1 L | Wide-mouth round plastic bottle | Compatible chemical products requiring wide-mouth filling or use |
| Rectangular Plastic Bottle | 1 010 221 | 1 L | Rectangular plastic chemical bottle | Medium-volume liquid chemical products |
| New-Type Agricultural Chemical Jerrycan for Chemical Products | 1 040 069 | 4 L | Plastic jerrycan with carrying handle | Chemical and related industrial products whose compatibility has been tested |
| 5 L Plastic Jerrycan | 1 050 054 | 5 L | Novice plastic jerrycan | Medium-volume chemical products whose compatibility has been tested |
| 5 L Handled Plastic Jerrycan | — | 5 L | Tower-type plastic jerrycan with carrying handle | Filling, transportation and storage requirements for chemical products |
| 6 L Handled Plastic Jerrycan | — | 6 L | Tower-type plastic jerrycan with carrying handle | Medium- and high-volume chemical products |
| 10 L Handled Plastic Jerrycan | — | 10 L | Tower-type plastic jerrycan | High-volume chemical products whose compatibility has been tested |
| 20 L Handled Plastic Jerrycan | — | 20 L | Tower-type plastic jerrycan | Industrial and high-volume chemical products |
| 20 L Handled Plastic Jerrycan | — | 20 L | Wide-body plastic jerrycan | Transportation and storage of high-volume chemical products |
| 25 L Handled Plastic Jerrycan | — | 25 L | Tower-type plastic jerrycan | Compatible chemical products used on an industrial scale |
The applications listed in the table are provided for general information purposes. Whether a bottle or jerrycan is suitable for a specific chemical product should be determined after sample filling and storage tests using the actual product.
Material Selection for Chemical Packaging
The plastic material used in chemical packaging is important in terms of resistance to the product and the way the packaging will be used.
Serdar Plastik manufactures single-layer and multilayer blow-moulded packaging from polyethylene and polypropylene materials. Depending on product requirements, standard or multilayer Coex production options can be considered.
However, for chemical products, the decision should not be based solely on the name of the raw material. The same packaging may perform differently with different product formulations.
Product composition, concentration, filling temperature, storage duration and ambient temperature may affect packaging behaviour.
For this reason, the following checks can be carried out on samples before mass production:
- Whether the bottle or jerrycan softens
- Whether the body swells
- Whether deformation occurs in the base or side surfaces
- Whether leakage occurs around the cap
- Whether the cap or gasket structure changes
- Whether the packaging colour changes
- Whether body strength is maintained during the storage period
Chemical Compatibility and Sample Filling Test
Chemical compatibility indicates how the product to be filled and the packaging material behave together during the specified period of use and storage.
The fact that a product is listed under the “chemical bottle” or “chemical jerrycan” category does not mean that it can be used with every chemical formulation without testing.
Testing with the actual product is especially necessary for strong, concentrated or specially formulated products.
Whenever possible, the product intended for mass production should be used in the sample study. A test carried out with a different formulation may not fully represent actual production conditions.
After filling, the packaging can be checked at regular intervals. The body, base, cap and gasket area should be inspected separately.
If the chemical product falls under dangerous goods transport regulations, the required documentation and certification scope of the packaging should also be confirmed separately.
Selection of UN-Certified Chemical Packaging
UN-certified packaging refers to packaging types that have been evaluated according to relevant tests and requirements for the transport of certain dangerous goods.
Not every plastic jerrycan or chemical bottle is automatically UN-certified. Of two jerrycans with the same capacity, only a specific model, body weight or production condition may fall within the scope of the certification.
Therefore, if UN packaging is required, the product to be filled, packaging capacity and required transportation conditions should be clearly specified at the quotation stage.
Serdar Plastik’s certifications include various UN certificates. However, the products, body weights and production conditions covered by each certificate should be checked separately before ordering.
Use of Chemical Bottles and Jerrycans on Filling Lines
Reliable performance of chemical packaging on the production line is an important part of packaging selection.
The bottle height, base width and neck dimensions should be compatible with the filling machine. Especially on automatic lines, small dimensional differences can affect production speed.
A bottle with an uneven base may wobble or tip over on the conveyor. If the bottle neck is too narrow for the filling nozzle, filling time may increase.
Wide-mouth bottles can make filling easier, but the cap and capping equipment must also be compatible with the wider neck structure.
When switching to new packaging, it is useful to carry out a trial on the actual filling line with several samples whenever possible.
Labelling and Use of Chemical Product Information
The label area on chemical product bottles is important not only for brand presentation but also for properly positioning product information.
There should be sufficient surface area for the product name, instructions for use, required warnings, barcode and other information.
The flat surfaces of rectangular bottles can make large labels easier to apply. For round bottles, label dimensions should be designed to suit the circumference of the body.
For companies using automatic labelling systems, the bottle must rotate properly inside the machine. Jerrycans with handles or different body shapes may require additional adjustments to the labelling machine.
Chemical Packaging Control from Filling to Shipment
The purpose of chemical product packaging is not limited to simply containing the liquid. The packaging should retain its shape throughout filling, capping, labelling, carton packing, palletisation, storage and shipping.
For small-volume bottles, base and cap compatibility are more important, while for large-capacity jerrycans, handle and body strength become more critical.
10 L, 20 L and 25 L jerrycans can become very heavy when full. Therefore, products stacked on pallets should not place excessive pressure on the jerrycans underneath.
For long-distance shipping, suitable palletisation and securing methods should be used to prevent the packaging from moving inside the vehicle.
Even a small amount of product leaking from the cap can damage cartons, pallets and other packages. For this reason, leak-tightness checks before shipment are important.
Serdar Plastik’s Experience in Chemical Packaging Production
Serdar Plastik has been manufacturing plastic packaging since 1985. The company has four production facilities located in Tuzla, Dilovası, Susurluk and Hatay.
The production range includes single-layer and multilayer blow-moulded packaging made from polyethylene and polypropylene in capacities from 50 ml to 30 litres.
In addition to the chemical industry, Serdar Plastik manufactures plastic packaging for the cleaning, lubricant, cosmetics, food and agricultural sectors.
According to current information shared by the company, Serdar Plastik has more than 300 specialist employees, exports to more than 15 countries and has an annual production capacity of 17,500 tonnes.
The company holds ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certificates within the scope of its quality and management systems. Its certifications page also includes UN certificates for various packaging products.
The product and body-weight scope of each UN certificate may differ. Therefore, whether the selected model is covered by the relevant certificate should be confirmed at the quotation stage.
In addition to standard products, work can also be carried out on the design and production of custom products. For a new chemical packaging project, product capacity, body design, cap dimensions, label area and order quantity can be evaluated together.
Sustainable Chemical Packaging
Reducing the amount of plastic used in chemical packaging is an important issue. However, when reducing body weight, the durability of the bottle or jerrycan during use and transportation should be maintained.
Packaging that is unnecessarily heavy may require more raw material. Packaging that is too lightweight may fail to retain its shape after filling.
The correct body weight should be determined according to packaging capacity, the weight of the product to be filled, palletisation method and shipping distance.
Serdar Plastik also carries out work on recycled raw materials and multilayer production technologies.
The proportion of recycled material and the way it comes into contact with the product may differ for each project. Chemical compatibility and packaging performance should be evaluated separately.
Custom Chemical Bottle and Jerrycan Design
A standard bottle or jerrycan may not meet the requirements of every product. When a custom body shape, different neck dimensions, special cap or different capacity is required, a new packaging project can be developed.
Before starting a custom chemical packaging project, determining some basic information makes the process easier:
- Characteristics of the product to be filled
- Required packaging capacity
- Approximate body dimensions
- Neck and cap preference
- Packaging colour
- Label area
- Filling line dimensions
- Palletisation requirements
- Estimated annual order quantity
Once this information has been determined, a suitable option can be selected from existing products or, if necessary, a new design and mould project can be considered.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which plastic bottle should be preferred for chemical products?
Chemical bottle selection should be based on product composition, viscosity, capacity, filling temperature and method of use.
For small volumes, 50 ml, 100 ml, 200 ml or 250 ml round bottles can be used. For 500 ml and 1 L products, round, rectangular, spray or wide-mouth models can be selected.
Before making the final selection, the packaging should be tested with the actual product.
Which products can the 500 ml chemical spray bottle be used for?
The 500 ml Round Plastic Spray Bottle can be used for liquid products applied by spraying and whose compatibility with the bottle and spray mechanism has been tested.
The trigger sprayer must be compatible with the bottle neck, and the resistance of the components that come into contact with the product should be checked.
What is a wide-mouth chemical bottle used for?
A wide-mouth bottle is packaging with a larger filling and dispensing opening than standard bottles.
Serdar Plastik’s product range includes a 1 L Round Wide-Mouth Plastic Bottle.
The wider opening can make filling easier, but the cap and leak-tightness system must always be checked together.
Which 5 L chemical jerrycan models are available?
Serdar Plastik’s chemical product range includes a 5 L Novice Plastic Jerrycan and a 5 L Tower-Type Handled Plastic Jerrycan.
Although the two models have the same capacity, their body dimensions, label areas and palletisation characteristics are different.
What is a tower-type plastic jerrycan?
A tower-type jerrycan is a plastic jerrycan model with a straighter body structure that can be preferred for orderly arrangement on pallets.
The chemical product range includes 5 L, 6 L, 10 L, 20 L and 25 L tower-type jerrycan models.
What is the difference between the tower-type and wide-body 20 L plastic jerrycans?
Both models have a capacity of 20 L, but their body shapes are different.
The 20 L tower-type jerrycan has a straighter body, while the wide-body model is broader. This difference can affect palletisation, transportation and storage arrangements.
Why do chemical jerrycan prices vary?
Chemical jerrycan prices vary according to capacity, body weight, raw material, body structure, cap type, colour and order quantity.
Two jerrycans with the same litre capacity may have different body structures or body weights. Therefore, comparing prices based only on capacity may not be accurate.
How are 20 L plastic jerrycan prices determined?
20 L plastic jerrycan prices are determined according to the selected model, body weight, cap, colour and order quantity.
Because the 20 L tower-type and 20 L wide-body jerrycans have different dimensions and pallet capacities, their prices may also differ.
Why is sample testing important for chemical products?
Because chemical products have different formulations, the same plastic packaging may not perform the same way with every product.
Sample testing can show whether the bottle softens, swells, leaks or deforms. The behaviour of the cap and gasket can also be checked during the same test.
Are all chemical jerrycans UN-certified?
No. The fact that packaging is listed in the chemical product category does not automatically mean that it is UN-certified.
UN certification may depend on a specific product, body weight and testing conditions. If UN-certified packaging is required, the certification scope of the selected model should be confirmed separately before ordering.
Can caps be supplied together with bottles and jerrycans?
Cap options suitable for the product model can be evaluated together with the packaging.
When selecting a cap, neck dimensions, thread structure, gasket requirements and the product to be filled should be taken into account.
Before mass production, the bottle and cap should be tested together for leak-tightness.
Can chemical bottles or jerrycans be produced in custom colours?
Different colour options can be considered depending on order quantity and production conditions.
When determining the colour, brand design, label appearance and the characteristics of the product to be filled should be considered together.
Can a custom chemical bottle or jerrycan mould be produced?
New product and custom mould requests can be evaluated on a project basis.
Before starting the project, product capacity, body shape, neck and cap dimensions, label area, filling line and estimated order quantity should be determined.
What is the minimum order quantity for wholesale chemical bottles?
The minimum order quantity may vary according to product model, colour selection, cap type and production plan.
For exact information, the full product name, required quantity, cap preference, colour and delivery details should be provided.
Request a Quote for Chemical Product Packaging
If you are looking for wholesale empty plastic bottles, chemical spray bottles, wide-mouth plastic bottles, 5 L plastic jerrycans or 10–25 L large-capacity plastic jerrycans for your chemical products, you can review our product options.
When requesting a quotation, specifying the characteristics of the product to be filled, required capacity, cap type, packaging colour and estimated order quantity will make it easier to determine the correct packaging.