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Kautex Washbottle Spray Closure LDPE 50mmØ, for 500 mL, Cap Green

Brand:Kautex

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HS Code #
39235010
Colour
Green
For bottles
500 ml
Material
LDPE
UNSPSC
41121814

$17.72

Inc. GST

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MoQ (10)x(10)

Product description

The Kautex green LDPE spray closure is designed for compatible 500 mL Kautex wash bottles. It uses a 50 mm closure size and includes a natural translucent jet, providing the matched dispensing closure needed for a wash-bottle setup.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Kautex
  • Product Type: Spray Closure
  • Material: LDPE
  • Closure Size: 50 mm
  • Bottle Compatibility: 500 mL Kautex wash bottle
  • Cap Colour: Green
  • Jet: Natural translucent

This green Kautex wash-bottle closure is a convenient replacement or colour-coding option for compatible 500 mL bottle systems.

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Frequently asked questions

It is fitted to a compatible 500 mL Kautex wash bottle to provide a spray or jet dispensing closure.

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