

280 ml · 9.5 oz
The 280 ml Round Glass Jar holds 280 ml (9.5 oz). On a US line sheet that is the 10 oz jar (9.9 imperial fl oz), and it sits in the retail core, the 10, 12 and 16 oz band that carries most supermarket food and drink. It is one of 5 sizes of the Round Glass Jar, and sits between the 180 ml and the 380 ml. It takes a tinplate closure; your closure supplier confirms the fit from the finish drawing in your quotation.
A sales engineer at SGSBOTTLE answers with the price, the finish drawing and your 40HC count inside 24 hours.
280 ml · 9.5 US fl oz · 10 oz on a US line sheet.
| Capacity | 280 ml (9.5 oz) |
| US trade size | 10 oz (9.5 US fl oz · 9.9 imperial fl oz) |
| Body style | Round |
| Colour | Clear |
| Glass | Soda-lime |
| Food contact | FDA food-contact documentation for the US; EC 1935/2004 declaration of compliance for the EU |
| Closure | Tinplate |
| Next sizes in the range | 250 ml · 300 ml |
| MOQ | A pallet, or a container |
| Custom mould MOQ | 12,000 extra-flint · 50,000 flint |
| Lead time | 15–20 days from confirmation |
| Decoration | Frosting, coating, printing, stamping, labelling — Shandong |
| Made in | Shandong and Jiangsu, China |
Height, diameter, weight and neck finish come as a drawing with your quotation.
9.5 US fl oz · 9.9 imperial fl oz · 10 oz on a US line sheet.
In US fl oz it is 9.5, in imperial fl oz 9.9. On a US line sheet the 280 ml Round Glass Jar is the 10 oz jar. That puts it in the retail core, the 10, 12 and 16 oz band that carries most supermarket food and drink.
In the glass jam jars range the sizes either side of it are 250 ml and 300 ml. You shortlist a two-size shelf from one quotation.
The 280 ml sits between the 180 ml and the 380 ml. Your quotation says which of the sizes you shortlist share a finish, and which need a closure of their own.
280 ml, tinplate — minimums, lead time and samples for this jar.
Pallet or container
Your first order is a pallet; other categories load in the same container.
15–20 days
From order confirmation, after you approve a physical sample.
On request
You hold the jar before the order ships.
EXW · FOB
Your 40HC count for this design comes with the quotation.
Your brand on this jar costs the decoration; a new shape is a mould with its own numbers.
Frosting, coating, printing, hot stamping and labelling in our own plant, on the same lead time as plain glass.
Decoration on glass jam jars →Acrylic model $500 in ~10 days, sample mould $1,200 in 35 days, production tooling $1,200–2,200.
The custom process, priced by stage →280 ml in oz, tinplate, food-contact paperwork, minimums.
280 ml is 9.5 US fl oz, or 9.9 imperial fl oz, and on a US line sheet the 280 ml Round Glass Jar is the 10 oz jar. Nominal capacity is brimful; we quote against the fill point you specify.
4 more: 180 ml (6.1 oz), 380 ml (12.8 oz), 500 ml (16.9 oz), 750 ml (25.4 oz). The 280 ml sits between the 180 ml and the 380 ml, and your quotation says which of the sizes you shortlist share a finish.
Tinplate. The finish drawing ships with your quotation, so your closure supplier confirms the match on paper before you order.
Yes: soda-lime glass with FDA food-contact documentation for the US and an EC 1935/2004 declaration for the EU, SGS test reports on request.
A pallet, or a container when you scale, with glass from other categories in the same load. A mould of your own starts at 12,000 pieces in extra-flint.
A quantity and a destination port are enough. A sales engineer at SGSBOTTLE answers with pricing, the finish drawing and your container count inside 24 hours.
sales@sgsbottle.com · Mon–Sat 8:30–18:00 (GMT+8)