The international packaging manufacturer Amcor is developing the “Magic One” dispenser, a new airless dispensing system for cosmetics designed to combine greater flexibility, brand-specific aesthetics and sustainability. It is based on a single-engine concept that allows dispensing volumes of 0.3 to 1 millilitre and various fill volumes and designs. This allows brands to adapt the dispenser to different requirements and product families and bring products to market faster. It is also intended to shorten development times and simplify validation processes. A single set of validation tests is required for all variants.

Good for on the go

The dispenser offers a high level of product protection designed to safeguard the integrity and efficacy of the formulation, and enables precise dispensing from any angle, according to the company. Thanks to its light weight, ease of use and lockable dispensing pump, the dispenser is also suitable for use on the go. It has received very positive feedback in consumer tests. “Airless packaging is an important growth area in the beauty and personal care market,” says Product Line Manager Lara Alemanys. “Our Magic One dispenser meets the requirements of both manufacturers and consumers in a single solution.”

Recycling a top priority

Amcor emphasises that, according to the company, the dispenser complies with the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). It is made from 100 per cent polyolefin and is recyclable in countries with the appropriate infrastructure. The 96 per cent recovery rate also meets the PPWR standards for recyclability. The new dispenser is also up to nine per cent lighter than other Amcor airless dispensers and can contain recycled polymer from the company’s proprietary CleanStream technology. Industrial production is currently being set up at the Amcor plant in Lohne, Lower Saxony. The first deliveries are scheduled for early 2027. Amcor is exhibiting at CosmeticBusiness at stand D12 in Hall 4.

Source: Amcor