Key benefits
1 Heavy weight ensures better sealing and premium hand‑feel
2 Die‑cast molded logos and patterns, no surface printing
3 Multiple finish options from gold to gunmetal; reuse one mould for varied collections
4 High melting point for safe candle application
Three lid styles
1 Flat low‑profile disc: cost‑effective for travel, gift and minimalist candle jars
2 Domed weighted lid: for high‑end flagship products with strong shelf display
3 Fitted lid with inner ring: tight sealing, fits uneven handmade or recycled glass jars
Sizing tips, measure actual jars not catalog values
1 Measure outer rim diameter at three points, take the largest number
2 Check inner rim dimension if using inner‑ring structure
3 Verify rim flatness to avoid lid rattling
4 Reserve 0.3‑0.5 mm clearance for slip‑on lids
5 Perform rattle test on T1 samples before mass production
Size reference
1 60‑70 mm small jars: flat disc
2 75‑90 mm 2‑wick jars: flat or shallow dome
3 95‑110 mm large jars: domed or inner‑ring fitted lid
Finish standard to resist wax and fragrance oil
Require nickel barrier layer plus e‑coat or lacquer top seal. Choose PVD for frequently‑touched retail goods. Request salt spray, oil immersion and adhesion test reports. Avoid deep recess logos; use epoxy infill to prevent wax buildup.
Branding options: emboss, deboss, laser engraving, epoxy infill, antique two‑tone, sandblast polished bevel.
MOQ & lead‑time
1 Fully custom MOQ:3000‑5000pcs; lower volume via existing mould adaptation
2 Sample workflow:3D render‑T1 sample‑finish boards‑golden sample, test on real production jars
3 New tool order:10‑14 weeks; repeat order:4‑6 weeks
Shared mould supports candles, reed diffuser collars and room spray caps for consistent brand styling and lower unit cost. Use 18‑point RFQ checklist for fast supplier quotations.
GCX is Dongguan‑based zinc‑alloy die‑casting manufacturer, providing in‑house tooling, casting, polishing and plating for fragrance closures.
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