Glass Jar 50ml Hexagonal

50ml hexagonal glass jars in bulk. Suitable lid - 43mm lid. 

Hexagonal jars. Glass jars with lids. Wedding favour jars. Small glass jars with lids. Mini glass jars.

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The price and quantity on the pallet can be adjusted. Please, contact us for a quote. 
If a smaller quantity is required, please get in touch with us. We will connect you with our partners.  

MOQ - 1 pallet. VAT included. Delivery time - 1 day to 5 weeks (subject to availability). Free delivery to England and Wales! Additional fees can be applied to Scotland, Northern Ireland and other British territories.

Discounts available on 2+ pallet orders. Please get in touch with us for more details.

Weight - 54 gr

Dimensions:
Height - 55 mm
Width top - 43 mm
Width middle - 45 mm
Width bottom - 45 mm

These are the smallest mini hexagonal jars in our product range. The other hexagonal jars are 60ml hexagonal jar, 100ml hexagonal jar, 110ml hexagonal jar, 165ml hexagonal jar, 196hexagonal jar, 280hexagonal jar, 390ml hexagonal jar and the big 770ml hexagonal jar.

The big variety of small wholesale hexagonal jars is coming with the popularity of them in the UK. This is the second classic popular shape, after the round jars.

When thinking of a sleek way to store varieties of products like lip balm, speciality creams, and preserves, our distinctive 50ml Hexagonal glass jar is definitely your best bet. They can be labelled with tags and are lovely to be used as wedding favours and Christmas gifts. The sides of this glass jar make it easy to handle, so you don't have to worry about it slipping off.

As of the small capacity, 50 ml hexagonal small glass jars with lids in bulk can be used for different purposes. Together, with small other jars, can be used as wedding favours jars or as jam jars, chutney jars, marmalade jars or honey sample jar to a potential bulk buyer.

As a curiosity, hexagonal mini small jars with lids weren't popular at all in Western Europe, since the '90s. Predominantly people there were using round big jars, starting with 250 ml. Small jars weren't almost used. Only at the beginning of this century, did the small glass jars become more popular, being used as wedding flavours mostly.