DT15.00 - Flaconnage - standard tolerances By Cetie - 01/01/1996 - Latest update 09/10/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet identifies references to standard tolerances and test methods for flaconnage products made of molded glass. It also provides a definition of ‘flaconnage’. These values are consistent with those given in standard ISO 12818.  File (s) for download DT15.00 (DE) - Revision II DT15.00 (EN) - Revision II DT15.00 (FR) - Revision II

DT15.01 - Flaconnage - brimful capacity tolerances By Cetie - 01/01/1996 - Latest update 09/10/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet gives the recommended brimful capacity tolerances for flaconnage articles made of moulded glass.
  File (s) for download DT15.01 (DE) - Revision II DT15.01 (EN) - Revision II DT15.01 (FR) - Revision II

DT15.02 - Flaconnage - height tolerances By Cetie - 01/01/1996 - Latest update 09/10/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet gives the recommended height tolerances for flaconnage articles made of moulded glass.
  File (s) for download DT15.02 (DE) - Revision II DT15.02 (EN) - Revision II DT15.02 (FR) - Revision II

DT15.03 - Flaconnage - diameter and width tolerances By Cetie - 01/01/1996 - Latest update 09/10/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet provides the recommended diameter and width tolerances for flaconnage articles made of moulded glass.
  File (s) for download DT15.03 (DE) - Revision II DT15.03 (EN) - Revision II DT15.03 (FR) - Revision II

DT15.04 - Flaconnage - verticality tolerances By Cetie - 01/01/1996 - Latest update 09/10/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet gives the definition of the verticality and recommended tolerances of verticality for flaconnage articles made of moulded glass. File (s) for download DT15.04 (DE) - Revision II DT15.04 (EN) DT15.04 (FR) - Revision II

DT15.05 - Flaconnage - glass finish planarity tolerances - practical values in use in the industry By Cetie - 01/12/2013 - Latest update 09/10/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet gives the recommended planarity tolerances for the finishes of flaconnage containers made of moulded glass. File (s) for download DT15.05 (DE) - Revision II DT15.05 (EN) - Revision II DT15.05 (FR) - Revision II

DT15.06 - Flaconnage - mouth-base parallelism tolerances - practical values in use in the industry By Cetie - 20/11/2013 - Latest update 09/10/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet gives the recommended tolerances of mouth-base parallelism for flaconnage containers made of moulded glass. File (s) for download DT15.06 (DE) - Revision II DT15.06 (EN) - Revision II DT15.06 (FR) - Revision II

DT15.51 - Flaconnage - Testing procedure: Glass finish planarity measurement method By Cetie - 16/05/2013 - Latest update 09/10/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet gives the definition of the planarity of a finish for flaconnage articles made of moulded glass, and test procedures for its measurement. The planarity of the upper surface of top finish must comply with the requirements of the sealing system to be used on the glass container in question, especially for hot sealing or twist-off cap. File (s) for download DT15.51 (DE) - Revision II DT15.51 (EN) DT15.51 (FR) - Revision II

DT15.52 - Flaconnage - Testing procedure: Measurement of mouth-base parallelism By Cetie - 16/05/2013 - Latest update 09/10/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet gives test procedures to measure mouth-base parallelism for flaconnage articles made of moulded glass. The parallelism of the upper surface of the finish with respect to the base bearing surface should comply with the requirements of the closure system to be used on the glass container concerned. It is only applicable to containers with the upper surface of the finish designed to be parallel to the base plane of the container. File (s) for download DT15.52 (DE) - Revision II DT15.52 (EN) DT15.52 (FR) - Revision II

DT15.53 - Flaconnage - Testing procedure: Leakage test By Cetie - 16/05/2013 - Latest update 09/10/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet describes a standard testing procedure to evaluate the liquid tightness of the glass-closure system for flaconnage subject to normal handling conditions, storage and transport. It may provide also an indication of gas tightness into or out of the container where this is required. Furthermore, it supports an evaluation of defects like folds, roughness and small cracks in the seal and thus helps to identify additional risks. File (s) for download DT15.53 (DE) - Revision II DT15.53 (EN) - Revision II DT15.53 (FR) - Revision II

DT15.54 - Flaconnage - Testing procedure: Resistance to vertical load By Cetie - 16/05/2013 - Latest update 09/10/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet defines a test method to evaluate the resistance to vertical loading of flacons made of moulded glass. This test is intended to simulate vertical load to which containers may be subject both during capping operations and during storage and transport. File (s) for download DT15.54 (DE) DT15.54 (EN) DT15.54 (FR)

DT15.55 - Flaconnage - Testing procedure: Verticality By Cetie - 27/05/2015 - Latest update 09/10/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet gives recommended test methods for determination of the verticality of glass flaconnage articles with complementary information to those described in EN 29008/ISO 9008. File (s) for download DT15.55 (DE) DT15.55 (EN) DT15.55 (FR)

DT20.00 - Locating dimple for flaconnage By Cetie - 01/01/2000 - Latest update 22/11/2024 - Comments (0) - More informations This document specifies the design for the orientation dimples for round glass container decoration or label application. Three standard sizes are proposed in the below drawings to fit with the container overall dimensions.
Other designs can be applied depending on the decorating machine. File (s) for download DT20.00 (DE) - Revision I DT20.00 (EN) - Revision I DT20.00 (FR) - Revision I

DT20.10 - Ramp locating system for flaconnage By Cetie - 01/01/2002 - Latest update 22/11/2024 - Comments (0) - More informations Drawings of various ramps locating systems for flaconnage. File (s) for download DT20.10 (DE) - Revision I DT20.10 (EN) - Revision I DT20.10 (FR) - Revision I

DT21.00 - Flaconnage - Glass neck finishes By Cetie - 01/01/2004 - Latest update 18/02/2025 - Comments (0) - More informations

This data sheet categorises and lists various glass neck finishes used in flaconnage. For flaconnage definition, see Cetie document DT15.00.

File (s) for download DT21.00 (EN) - Revision 3

DT26.10 - Glossary of glass container visual critical defects for cosmetics & perfumes By Cetie - 01/01/2009 - Latest update 06/09/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This document is a non-exhaustive list of examples of visual critical defects. It constitutes a general datasheet for containers for cosmetics and perfumes. It does not preclude specific requirements agreed between customers and suppliers.
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DT27.00 - Cross-relationships between Cetie documents and standards By Cetie - 03/11/2005 - Latest update 09/03/2026 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet makes out crossed-relationships between various Cetie documents against international standards or projects of International and European standards at date. File (s) for download DT27.00 (EN) - Revision IV DT27.00 (EN) - Revision V - Draft 4

DT29.00 - Flaconnage - General application torques By Cetie - 01/02/2007 - Latest update 06/09/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations Scope
This data sheet specifies general application torque values for plastic closures used with glass containers for cosmetics, pharmaceutical and toiletry products.

Note
Specific values should be sought from closure and liner manufacturers for particular uses. Child Resistant Closures (Press & Turn) should be applied between MEAN and MAX values to ensure the Child Resistant ‘Click Torque” is achieved. File (s) for download DT29.00 (DE) DT29.00 (EN) DT29.00 (FR)

DT35.00 - Flaconnage - label area planarity test By CETIE - 06/06/2017 - Latest update 02/04/2025 - Comments (0) - More informations The presence of deformations of the surface of a label area can be the cause of aesthetic defects (presence of bubbles underneath, folds, etc.) when applying the label. This procedure describes a standard testing method for assessing the deformation of a glass surface on which a label is intended to be applied.
  File (s) for download DT35.00 (EN) DT35.00 (FR)

FS10.00 - Headspace recommendations for some flaconnage products By Cetie - 01/01/2003 - Latest update 18/02/2025 - Comments (0) - More informations This fact sheet specifies headspace recommendations for some flaconnage products.
The percentage values are given on the volume of the filled product. File (s) for download FS10.00 (DE) - Revision I FS10.00 (EN) - Revision I FS10.00 (FR) - Revision I

FS19.00 - FLACONNAGE - WALL THICKNESS - PRECAUTION FOR USE By Cetie - 14/04/2014 - Latest update 03/09/2024 - Comments (0) - More informations Scope
This fact sheet gives recommended minimum glass wall thickness values for flaconnage products. It also describes other factors that need to be taken into account in specifications for mechanical strength. File (s) for download FS19 (EN)

GME40.02 - Flaconnage - Neck finish for plug pump By Cetie - 01/01/2005 - Latest update 06/12/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations Specifications and dimensions of a series of finishes for pump systems with internal fixation on glass bottles. File (s) for download GME40.02 (DE) - Revision I GME40.02 (EN) - Revision I GME40.02 (ES) - Revision I GME40.02 (FR) - Revision I

GME40.03 - Flaconnage - Neck finish for snap-in pump By Cetie - 01/01/2007 - Latest update 09/07/2024 - Comments (0) - More informations Specifications and dimensions of a finish for pump systems with internal fixation on glass bottles. See the example of pump references in table 1. File (s) for download GME40.03 (DE) - Revision II GME40.03 (EN) - Revision II GME40.03 (ES) - Revision II GME40.03 (FR) - Revision II

GME40.04 - Flaconnage - Neck finish for crimpless pump By Cetie - 01/01/2007 - Latest update 07/12/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations Specifications and dimensions of a series of neck finishes for pump systems with external fixation, without crimping, on glass bottles.
This geometry is dedicated to SP7 and SP8 from Silgan. Other crimpless pumps are adapted to the EN14854 standard. File (s) for download GME40.04 (DE) - Revision I GME40.04 (EN) - Revision I GME40.04 (ES) - Revision I GME40.04 (FR) - Revision I

GME40.06 - Stepped FEA finish (INE BV96037) By Cetie - 03/02/2022 - Latest update 06/12/2023 - Comments (0) - More informations This range of FEA glass neck finishes with sizes 18 and 20 are designated for aerosol dispensers. This document was established from the INE BV96037 data sheet. The step of 0,2 mm can be used for protecting the upper part of the plastic coating and integrating it under the crimped ferrule.

  File (s) for download GME40.06 (EN)

GME40.08 - Flaconnage - Neck finish 10,6 for snap-on pump type 'Replica ST' By Cetie - 30/01/2023 - Latest update 09/04/2025 - Comments (0) - More informations This document specifies the dimensions of a 10,6-mm neck finish dedicated to a snap-on (crimpless) Replica ST pump from APTAR.
ST stands for Seal-Tight. File (s) for download GME40.08 (DE) GME40.08 (EN) GME40.08 (ES) GME40.08 (FR)

GME40.10 - Flaconnage - Neck finish 11 mm for snap-on (Click-it) SP5-K pump 13/10/2023 - Latest update 21/11/2024 - Comments (0) - More informations This document specifies the dimensions of a 11 mm neck finish dedicated to a snap-on (Click-it) "SP5-K" pump from SILGAN. File (s) for download GME40.10 (DE) GME40.10 (EN) GME40.10 (ES) GME40.10 (FR)

GME40.20 - Flaconnage - Sustainable neck finishes - Screw neck without additional bead By Cetie - 17/03/2021 - Latest update 15/07/2024 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet specifies dimensions of a screw neck finish without additional bead for glass bottles dedicated to perfume and cosmetics.
It applies to glass containers with a nominal diameter of the neck finish around 13, 15 or 17 mm

This neck finish is part of a range of neck finishes specifically designed to:
- Keep the components (collar, cap, ...) of an existing packaging, when switching from a crimped neck finish (EN 14854) to a screw neck finish ;
- Refill bottles using a plastic screw ferrule instead of an aluminium one, thus avoiding possible frictions.

Screw neck finishes are based on the thread defined by GPI 415 to create the plastic screw ferrule (the ferrule is thicker in plastic than in metal).

The rice grains are intended to limit the risk of self-unscrewing (neck lubrication by the content, ...). Option to choose depending on the development.

The finish exists with and without additional bead. The version without bead is not compatible with heavy bottles, the limit weight shall be validated with the glassmaker according to the shape of the bottle.

Designation of the finish :
-    SNI 15: (Screw Neck International diameter 15)
-    CNI 15: (Crimped Neck International diameter 15)

For the screw neck finish with additional bead, refer to the GME40.25.
For the crimped finish with additional bead, refer to the GME40.30. File (s) for download GME40.20 (DE) - Revision II GME40.20 (EN) - Revision II GME40.20 (ES) - Revision II GME40.20 (FR) - Revision II

GME40.25 - Flaconnage - Sustainable neck finishes - Interchangeable screw neck with additional bead By Cetie - 17/03/2021 - Latest update 03/09/2024 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet specifies dimensions of an interchangeable screw neck finish with additional bead for glass bottles dedicated to perfume and cosmetics.
It applies to glass containers with a nominal diameter of the neck finish around 13, 15 or 17 mm

This neck finish is part of a range of neck finishes specifically designed to:
- Allow interchangeability of the bottle mould between crimped neck finishes and screw neck finishes (for versions with bead) ;
- Keep the components (collar, cap, ...) of an existing packaging, when switching from a crimped neck finish (EN 14854) to a screw neck finish ;
- Refill bottles using a plastic screw ferrule instead of an aluminium one, thus avoiding possible frictions.
Screw neck finishes are based on the thread defined by GPI 415 to create the plastic screw ferrule (the ferrule is thicker in plastic than in metal).

The rice grains are intended to limit the risk of self-unscrewing (neck lubrication by to the content, ...). Option to choose depending on the development.

The finish exists with and without additional bead. The version without bead is not compatible with heavy bottles, the limit weight shall be validated with the glassmaker according to the shape of the bottle.

Designation of the finish:
- SNI 15: (Screw Neck International diameter 15)
- CNI 15: (Crimped Neck International diameter 15)

For the screw neck finish without additional bead, refer to the GME40.20.
For the crimped finish with additional bead, refer to the GME40.30.

  File (s) for download GME40.25 (DE) - Revision II GME40.25 (EN) - Revision II GME40.25 (ES) - Revision II GME40.25 (FR) - Revision II

GME40.30 - Flaconnage - Sustainable neck finishes - Interchangeable crimped finish with additional bead By Cetie - 17/03/2021 - Latest update 10/07/2024 - Comments (0) - More informations This data sheet specifies dimensions of an interchangeable crimped neck finish with additional bead for glass bottles dedicated to perfume and cosmetics.
It applies to glass containers with a nominal diameter of the neck finish around 15 or 17 mm

This neck finish is part of a range of neck finishes specifically designed to:

- Allow interchangeability of the bottle mould between crimped neck finishes and screw neck finishes (for versions with bead) ;
- Keep the components (collar, cap, ...) of an existing packaging, when switching from a crimped neck finish (EN 14854) to a screw neck finish ;
- Refill bottles using a plastic screw ferrule instead of an aluminium one, thus avoiding possible frictions.

Screw neck finishes are based on the thread defined by GPI 415 to create the plastic screw ferrule (the ferrule is thicker in plastic than in metal).

Designation of the finish:

- SNI 15: (Screw Neck International diameter 15)
- CNI 15: (Crimped Neck International diameter 15)

For the screw neck finish without additional bead, refer to the GME40.20.
For the screw neck finish with additional bead, refer to the GME40.25.
  File (s) for download GME40.30 (DE) - Revision II GME40.30 (EN) - Revision II GME40.30 (ES) - Revision II GME40.30 (FR) - Revision II

Guide No.12 - Recommendation for flaconnage crimping By Cetie - 01/01/2004 - Latest update 23/08/2024 - Comments (0) - More informations This guide describes the five essential rules to be observed to properly crimp a pump with an aluminium ferrule on an FEA type glass finish used for perfumery, according to the EN 14854 - AEROSOL CONTAINERS – GLASS CONTAINERS – DIMENSIONS OF THE NECK FINISH standard and the Cetie document GME 40.05 - DIMENSIONS OF THE NECK FINISH FOR GLASS AEROSOL CONTAINERS. These rules should be applied to meet the current market requirements. This guide explains the crimping process using a crimping tool. It does not describe crimping with rotating heads (rolling). File (s) for download Guide n°12 (EN) - Revision I Guide n°12 (FR) - Revision I