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559 .31 €
1016 JARS PER PALLET | 746 ml 1 KG OF HONEY |
82 mm TWIST-OFF MOUTH | 325 kg GLASS ALONE |
Full pallet of 1016 glass jars for 1 kg of honey, with embossed honeycomb and an 82 mm Twist-Off mouth.
First things first, because this is where every misunderstanding starts: the pallet carries jars and nothing else. Lids are ordered separately.
01 · WHAT ARRIVES
The pallet holds 1016 glass jars and no closures. Lids come separately on purpose: anyone bottling a season picks colour, type and treatment to suit their line — gold, black, decorated, vented for hot filling — and that choice cannot be made for you. Plan to order them with the same purchase: 1016 TO82 lids, which is a long box of lids, not a handful.
02 · THE MOUTH PICKS THE LID
Same glass, same capacity, same embossing: all that changes is five millimetres of thread. It is not a detail, because TO82 and TO77 are not interchangeable: the mouth you choose today is the lid format you will reorder for years. If you already have boxes of lids at home, start there and not the other way round. If you are starting from scratch, keep a single mouth across your whole line so you do not end up with two stocks that cannot cover each other. The 77 version is pallet 110210-BOCA77.
03 · 746 ML MAKE A KILO
The jar is rated at 746 ml and sold as a one-kilo container, which puzzles people until you do the sum: honey runs at about 1.4 kg per litre, so a one-kilo container necessarily holds less than a litre. If you fill by weight — which is how it is labelled — the glass volume only tells you whether it fits. Each empty jar weighs about 320 g.
04 · A PALLET IS A PALLET
Worth doing this sum before ordering rather than after: 1016 jars at 320 g come to roughly 325 kg of glass alone, plus the pallet and the packaging. That is not unloaded by hand or carried up a staircase. Before you give the delivery address, make sure there is room at the tailgate and a pallet truck or forklift to move it, and somewhere dry and level to set it down. A pallet of glass badly propped becomes an expensive problem.
05 · BEFORE YOU BUY
The declaration of conformity for the container — Regulation (EC) 1935/2004 on materials in contact with food — is downloadable on this page, alongside the manufacturer’s dimension sheet. It is the paperwork you will be asked for if you bottle for sale. And if you cannot fill a pallet yet, the same jar comes in packs of 16.
| ✓ FITS | Season bottling: co-operatives, honey producers with their own label and anyone restocking by the campaign. |
| ✕ DOESN’T FIT | TO77 lids, which will not thread onto this mouth. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | The lids. The pallet is 1016 glass jars and nothing more. |
| Reference | 110210-BOCA82 |
|---|---|
| Contents | 1016 glass jars |
| Material | Glass, food-contact grade |
| Capacity | 746 ml · 1 kg of honey |
| Mouth | Twist-Off 82 mm (lid not included) |
| Embossing | Raised hexagonal honeycomb |
| Empty jar weight | 320 g |
| Documentation | Declaration of conformity (EC) 1935/2004 and dimension sheet, downloadable |
| Other versions | 110210-BOCA77 (pallet, 77 mm mouth) · pack of 16 |
Data sheet
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