Plastic tight-head containers are used to store and transport chemicals, hazardous materials, solvents, lubricants, agricultural chemicals, food ingredients, fragrances, and other liquid products. Their sealed, non-removable top design makes them ideal for applications where leak prevention and product integrity are critical.

Mauser offers plastic tight-head containers ranging from 1.3-gallons to 7-gallons in the US market, and from 3 liters to 30 liters globally. The portfolio includes round, square, rectangular, and stackable options with multiple closure configurations.

Yes. Mauser tight-head containers meet UN Packaging Groups II and III standards for hazardous liquid transport. UN-approved options are available in both standard HDPE and Infinity Series PCR materials, depending on the application.

KORTRAX® is barrier technology designed for tight-head containers used with aggressive solvents or chemicals. It helps prevent permeation through the container wall, making it suitable for highly aggressive filling goods where standard HDPE may not be sufficient. If you are unsure whether your product requires barrier technology, Mauser’s team can help evaluate compatibility.

The Infinity Series is Mauser’s line of packaging made with Recolene® post-consumer recycled resin. Infinity Series tight-head containers offer up to a 70% lower carbon footprint than virgin HDPE while meeting UN, FDA, and California Prop. 65 requirements.

Yes. Mauser Packaging Solutions tight-head containers meet FDA food contact requirements and are produced in GFSI and IMS certified facilities. The correct configuration depends on the specific filling product and regulatory requirements.

Tight-head containers feature a drum-style body with a sealed top and are designed for industrial filling and transport. Jerrycans have a handled, portable design intended for smaller volumes and direct dispensing. Both formats are available in UN-approved configurations.

Plastic tight-head containers are widely used in industrial chemicals, automotive, petrochemicals, agricultural chemicals, food and beverage, janitorial and sanitation, and construction industries. They are a reliable choice for application requiring a UN certified container for liquid products.