• expanded line of functional, shaped applicator heads are now available for the company’s line of unit-dose plastic ampoules
• applicators can be made of materials such as cosmetic foam, wools, PU, and uncompressed melamine; tips may be laminated for coarser applications
• largest rectangular applicator heads are 1.5 in. wide, while 1 in. in diameter is the largest size for circular heads; both fit the company’s largest unit-dose tube, which holds up to 5 mL
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Applicator tips for ampoulesPosted by Healthcare Packaging on October 12, 2010 | PermalinkFiled in: Ampules, vials, syringes and tubes; December 2010 Print Edition Related sponsored links:Related ArticlesFlexible medical tubes | Dec 08, 2011 Science of aromatherapy conveyed through color, texture, numbers | Dec 06, 2011 Deep-draw thermoforming machine | Nov 22, 2011
• applicators can be made of materials such as cosmetic foam, wools, PU, and uncompressed melamine; tips may be laminated for coarser applications • largest rectangular applicator heads are 1.5 in. wide, while 1 in. in diameter is the largest size for circular heads; both fit the company’s largest unit-dose tube, which holds up to 5 mL
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