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13FEA and 15FEA: a component matching review
The neck designation is an important starting point for a perfume packaging assembly. It does not replace checking the selected bottle, pump, collar, actuator and cap together. Keep the exact component references connected to the physical sample throughout the discussion.
Read the stated neck information
The reference catalogue includes 13FEA and 15FEA component directions as well as separately labelled screw-neck routes. Start from the neck information actually supplied for the chosen bottle. If it is absent, request confirmation; neither nominal capacity nor a photograph is a reliable substitute.
List every part in the proposed assembly
Identify the pump, actuator, collar, dip tube and cap, including any liner or insert supplied with them. Distinguish crimp and screw directions. Ask the reviewer to confirm the proposed combination for the exact bottle rather than selecting each component independently from its appearance.
Check function as well as appearance
Use an assembled sample to review seating, cap retention, actuator access and overall height. Ask the supplier which filling and closing process the assembly requires and which compatibility questions remain open. A dimensional label alone is not evidence of leak performance, fragrance compatibility or suitability for the buyer's equipment.
Keep substitutions controlled
If a pump finish, collar or cap is substituted, record the replacement reference and reopen the affected fit and appearance checks. Request confirmation of availability, sample conditions and the commercial scope for that assembly. Similar finish names do not establish the same part or the same supply terms.
Prepare this review brief
- Exact bottle reference and stated neck route
- Pump, actuator, collar and cap references
- Dip-tube and insert details to confirm
- Proposed filling and closing process
- Physical assembly checks and unresolved tests
- Overall height and box implications
- Substitution rules, quantity and destination
Prepare one assembly review brief
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Open an unsent enquiry draftCopy this brief first, then paste it into Project details in the draft. No enquiry is sent when you open it.
Apply the checklist to KRN-1501
KRN-1501 is a published 15ml bottle reference, but its product page does not specify a neck finish. Keep the proposed pump, collar and cap insert marked to confirm until the exact neck drawing and assembled sample are reviewed. This example does not claim a 13FEA or 15FEA fit.
See the KRN-1501 bottle referenceOpen a KRN-1501 enquiry draftRelevant reference pages
Review your selected configuration
Share the exact reference, estimated quantity, destination and packaging requirements. Ask KAIRUINI to confirm availability, component compatibility, MOQ, sample conditions and timing for the actual configuration.
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