Reading Sambound Cosmetic Packaging Models and Sample Variants

Sambound's cosmetic packaging catalog is easiest to use when the product category and the full model reference stay together. A loose powder jar, a cushion compact and an eyeshadow case may all look like small round or hinged containers, but they hold and deliver different products. Identifying the format first makes the next comparison more meaningful.

SamBound New Material Technology Company Ltd., known as Sambound, supplies empty cosmetic packaging across lip, eye and face formats. Its catalog model references help connect pictures, dimensions and samples. Reading every letter in a reference is particularly useful when closely related variants appear on the same catalog page.

The showroom illustrates a range of packaging formats. A full model reference identifies an individual catalog item.

Keep the complete reference, including the suffix

The lip gloss catalog provides a useful example. YR7185A is listed with an OFC capacity of 9.2 ml, while YR7185B is listed at 9.8 ml OFC. Both entries show L25.5 × W25.5 × H85.9 for their dimensions. Similar outside dimensions therefore do not establish that two references have the same listed capacity.

Those entries also show why the letter at the end matters. Recording only YR7185 removes information needed to identify the selected catalog item. The example does not establish a universal meaning for A or B across other product families. Each complete reference should be checked against its own entry.

Compare like-for-like measurements

A useful comparison separates the closed pack's outside dimensions from measurements of individual components. Width and height help with carton or presentation layout. A neck, insert or applicator dimension describes a different interface. Two similar-looking packs can differ at those interfaces even when their external shape is close.

Capacity is another separate field. A catalog volume should retain its original unit and stated measurement meaning. It does not, by itself, establish the net fill for a specific formula. The assembled sample and the intended filling method provide the next level of confirmation.

Use model families to narrow the search

A product family is a convenient browsing group. It can bring together similar outer shapes, capacities or application formats. The individual model reference identifies the catalog candidate within that group. Decoration choices, such as a printed logo or a different cap color, can then be discussed against that candidate rather than used as substitutes for its code.

The same distinction helps with separate components. A YR-L metal lip gloss applicator reference identifies a tip component; it should be kept separate from the reference for a complete lip gloss tube. In a refillable compact project, the outer case and the insert also need clear identities when replacement parts are discussed.

Match the record to the physical sample

Keep a selected sample with its full reference and the applicable drawing or catalog entry. A photograph helps recognize the appearance, while the dimensions identify the physical envelope and relevant interfaces. A decorated sample can additionally show what the agreed artwork looks like on that assembly.

The catalog and product pages at sambound.com give teams a way to begin that selection. Retaining the category, complete code, dimensional units and selected appearance makes the subsequent sample conversation clearer and keeps closely related variants easy to distinguish.

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