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SP-625 Two-Tone Cap for 60 mm Necks

SKU: SP-625
Weight17.8 g
Thread Pitch4
Seal TypeFoam Liner
Logo PrintingNo

Easy-Pour Spout

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Thread Pitch6
Thread diameter53.7mm
Stopper diameter49.2mm
External thread height13.6mm
Closing torque1.9 N·m

Clear and Colored Measuring Cap

Neck Diameter52 mm
Weight12.4 g
Thread Pitch3
Seal TypeStopper

SP-622 Vent-Compatible Cap for 20-Liter Jerrycans

SKU: SP-622
Neck Diameter54 mm
Weight18 g
Thread Pitch6
Seal TypeFoam Liner
Logo PrintingYes
Vented CapYes

SP-455 Roll-On Deodorant Cap

SKU: SP-455
Neck Diameter45 mm
Weight7 g
Thread Pitch3
Seal TypeStopper
Logo PrintingNo

SP-624 Plastic Cap for Bottles and Jerrycans

SKU: SP-624
Neck Diameter60 mm
Weight16 g
Thread Pitch6
Seal TypeFoam Liner + Induction Seal
Logo PrintingNo

SP-454 Cap for 1-Liter Bottles

SKU: SP-624-1
Neck Diameter47 mm
Weight10.5 g
Thread Pitch4
Seal TypeFoam Liner, Induction Seal Liner
Logo PrintingNo

SP-524 Plastic Cap for 5- and 10-Liter Jerrycans

SKU: SP-524
Neck Diameter46.5 mm
Weight14 g
Thread Pitch4
Seal TypeFoam Liner
Logo PrintingNo

SP-20 Plastic Cap for 120 and 150 ml Bottles

SKU: SP-20
Neck Diameter20 mm
Weight1.5 g
Thread Pitch3
Seal TypeStopper
Logo PrintingNo

SP-371 Plastic Bottle Cap

SKU: SP-371
Neck Diameter36 mm
Weight7.5 g
Thread Pitch3
Seal TypeFoam Liner
Logo PrintingYes

SP-281 Shampoo Bottle Cap

SKU: SP-281
Neck Diameter25 mm
Weight7.8 g
Thread Pitch3
Seal TypeStopper
Logo PrintingNo

A plastic bottle cap is the best way to close all kinds of containers, bottles, jerrycans and plastic packaging, and it protects the contents well. Every bottle, jerrycan and plastic container needs its own suitable cap. Any container used to store materials of any kind has always needed a closure, and in the past many different materials were used to cover the openings of containers. In 1892, William Painter invented the metal crown cap for glass bottles holding soft drinks and other beverages. These caps were so important that they are still used today and have become a key factor in protecting such containers. In the same way, buying the right plastic caps for your products preserves their shelf life. If you are looking to buy plastic bottle caps in bulk, read on for important tips that will help you make a better decision.

Types of Plastic Jerrycan and Bottle Caps

The plastic caps used to seal bottles and packaging come in many types. Here are the main ones:

Threaded (Screw) Plastic Caps

These include all the common plastic caps that open by twisting. They are made in many sizes, materials and colors, and with different numbers of threads; you can see examples among the products above. They are clearly the most widely used plastic bottle caps. They provide good liquid- and gas-tight sealing and can also have a tamper-evident band. Some of them are also made with a vent.

Measuring (Dosing) Caps

These caps are used mainly in industries whose products need to be measured out, such as detergents, including liquid laundry detergents and disinfectants. Sapel is one of the leading professional manufacturers of these plastic containers and parts, with deep expertise in the field. The price of a plastic dosing cap usually depends on the material it is made of. The image shows an example of this cap that Sapel makes for one of its customers.

Persil plastic dosing cap

Plastic dosing cap made by Sapel

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Push-Pull Caps

Push-pull caps, some of which can also be opened and closed by twisting, are used in many industries, including food, chemicals such as adhesives, and personal care and cosmetics. When buying this type of plastic bottle cap, be sure to check its material and strength. The image shows an example of this cap made by Sapel.

Tage push-pull cap made by Sapel

Custom Tage cap made by Sapel

Flip-Top Plastic Caps

The caps shown in the image are called flip-top caps. This type of plastic cap can be made in different shapes and sizes. As the image shows, it has a hinged lid on top that opens and closes easily, while the lower part screws on and off. Flip-top caps can also be made in other designs without the top lid. They are widely used for detergents and personal care products such as shampoo, dishwashing liquid and hand wash.

Flip-top cap

Plastic flip-top cap

Spray Caps (Spray Top)

Almost everyone became familiar with plastic spray caps when COVID-19 spread around the world. But these caps are not used only for disinfectants: they serve a wide range of products, including cosmetic and personal care solutions and protective sprays, and they are among the most widely used types of plastic bottle cap.

Spray cap

Plastic spray cap

Trigger and Pump Caps

The image shows an example of each of these two types. Trigger caps are used for spraying, and you have surely seen them on surface cleaners. Pump caps dispense the product and can be designed for thick or thin liquids; liquid hand soap bottles are one place you may have seen them. Strong sales of trigger and pump caps show how popular they are: triggers are mostly used on cleaning and detergent sprays, while pumps dispense the product in thick or thin form.

Trigger and pump caps

Trigger and pump caps

Dropper Caps

This type of cap is widely used in industries such as pharmaceuticals and food. As the name suggests, it is used to dispense a product drop by drop. In some types, the liquid is drawn up and released through a plastic or glass tube by squeezing and releasing the top.

Plastic dropper cap

Plastic dropper cap

Caps can be produced in a huge variety of shapes and for many uses, even more diverse than the types described above. Just bring your design: at Sapel, every step, from design and mold making to production, is done for you. To order, simply fill in the inquiry form mentioned above. You can also choose the color, weight, shape and other features of the available caps, listed next to each product, to suit your needs and your container. Even the type of liquid and gas sealing can be chosen to your preference. You have seen some of the caps Sapel produces for its customers above, and the image below shows another example.

Small cap made by Sapel

Oxidant bottle cap made by Sapel

Tips for Buying Plastic Bottle and Jerrycan Caps Online

Wherever you are, you do not need to visit in person. Most purchases are made online these days, and you can buy bottle caps through Sapel’s website as well. When buying, pay attention to the pro forma invoice, the final invoice, the shipping method and the price of the caps.

Applications of Plastic Caps

As mentioned, plastic caps come in many types, shapes and sizes, so they are used across many industries, including pharmaceuticals, lubricants, agriculture, chemicals, medical products and personal care.

Prices of Polyethylene Jerrycan and Bottle Caps

Plastic bottle cap prices vary widely. The price of bottle and jerrycan caps depends on several factors, including the mold, the production method, the quality and the raw materials. As mentioned earlier, buying directly from Sapel is the most cost-effective option for you; for prices, contact us through the website.

Buying Plastic Caps Online at the Best Price

If you are looking to buy plastic caps online, we recommend Sapel. Sapel earns your satisfaction with the best, highest-quality products, at very reasonable and fair prices.

Frequently Asked Questions about Plastic Jerrycan and Bottle Caps

Below are answers to common questions about this product:

What should I look for when buying plastic bottle caps in bulk?

When buying plastic bottle caps in bulk, pay special attention to the price, the quality and the raw materials, among other things.

Which is the best brand of plastic bottle caps?

If you want to buy plastic bottle caps, we recommend Sapel. Among the leading manufacturers of plastic bottle caps, Sapel stands out for its long track record and high quality, and its products are built to last.

Production of Plastic Bottle and Jerrycan Caps

All kinds of plastic caps are made by plastic injection molding, which we have described in detail. The Sapel factory manufactures injection-molded plastic parts, including all kinds of caps, on fully automatic machines using virgin raw materials and the latest technology. Most are made of polyethylene, which our experts turn into caps that are fully liquid- and gas-tight. These caps are recyclable and environmentally friendly. To give both you and us confidence, the Sapel factory runs a range of quality tests on its caps, and if you need a specific test or property, just let us know and we will carry out the necessary tests. Some of these tests are listed below.

Quality Tests for Plastic Caps

As mentioned, many different tests are run on the plastic containers and parts we produce. The first group is carried out after production, on both caps and containers, and includes the induction seal test (induction seal), the opening and closing torque test (capping machine torque tester), the color matching test (color matching), the heat resistance test (oven), the drop test (drop test), the road test (road test), the gas pressure test (gas pressure test) and the compression resistance test (BCT).

The next group concerns the quality of the raw materials and the formulation, such as the stress crack resistance test (ESCR), the electric furnace test and weight stabilization, and the melt flow index test (MFI). Migration tests and heavy metal tests, the third group, check for toxicity and the transfer of substances.

Plastic Caps for Sale

To order plastic caps, simply fill in the product price inquiry form and we will contact you, or call us. Buying directly from Sapel, a manufacturer of plastic packaging containers and parts, brings you several benefits. The first is the cost saving of buying straight from the manufacturer. You can also specify the exact features of your product and receive samples to run the tests you need, or have us run them for you, as mentioned earlier.

History of Plastic Caps

Any container used to store materials of any kind has always needed a closure, and in the past many different materials were used to cover the openings of containers. In 1892, William Painter invented the metal crown cap for glass bottles holding, for example, soft drinks and other beverages. These caps, along with cork stoppers, are still used today. When plastic containers came into our world, plastic caps evolved alongside them.