The LISSON Dual‑Chamber Squeeze Tube with 7‑hole orifice solves a specific dispensing problem: uneven product release from two formulas. Instead of one large opening, the 7‑hole design breaks the dual streams into multiple fine points of contact, which:
Reduces sputtering on first squeeze
Distributes product evenly across a sponge, brush, or hand
Works exceptionally well for gel cleansers, lotions, cream makeup removers, and pre‑foam systems
The flip‑top PP cap keeps the orifice clean between uses — critical for shared bathrooms or professional settings. FIP (Filling in Place) charger compatibility means faster, cleaner filling with less air entrapment, especially important for oxygen‑sensitive dual formulas.
Unlike basic dual tubes, the 7‑hole version is not for water‑thin liquids — it’s for medium‑to‑high viscosity formulas that benefit from controlled, wide‑surface dispensing.
WORKMANSHIP
Co‑extruded dual chambers – fully independent from shoulder to crimp
7‑hole precision‑drilled orifice plate – uniform hole diameter, no burrs
Flip‑top hinge tested to 10,000+ cycles (no breakage)
FIP charger‑ready neck finish – standardizes filling nozzle interface
Each tube passes air leakage and dispensing uniformity testing before packaging.
| Component | Material | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Tube body | PE | Recyclable, flexible |
| Internal chambers | PE | Same‑family for mono‑material recycling |
| Cap | PP | Flip‑top, custom colors |
| Orifice plate | PE or PP | Integrated or insert‑molded |
BPA‑free, food‑contact safe
Suitable for pH 4–10, water‑ and oil‑based formulas
FIP (Filling in Place) charger compatibility means:
The tube neck is designed to seal against standard filling nozzles without adapters
Faster changeovers between tube sizes
Less oxygen ingress during fill — critical for vitamin C, retinol, or botanical blends
Cleaner fill with no drip‑back
The FIP charger interface is often misunderstood. Here's exactly what it delivers:
Without FIP (standard dual-nozzle):
Nozzle inserts partially into tube neck
Air can be trapped between nozzle and chamber walls
Fill speed limited to avoid foam/oxidation
Changeover requires manual nozzle adjustment per tube diameter
With FIP charger (LISSON neck design):
Nozzle seals directly against neck's internal landing surface
Air is purged before formula enters chamber
Fill speeds increase 15–25% (tested on rotary fillers)
Nozzle self-centers — less downtime
Compatibility note:
FIP charger refers to the neck finish standard, not a separate part. Most modern dual-nozzle fillers (from brands like Cozzoli, Ronchi, Norden) support FIP with simple adapter rings. LISSON provides the dimensional drawing for your equipment team.
Use this list to spec your order:
Tube body:
Matte finish (standard)
Glossy finish
Soft‑touch (rubberized)
Transparent (for color‑matched formulas)
Custom tube color (Pantone match)
Cap:
Flip‑top, standard (PP, custom color)
Flip‑top, child‑resistant (CR)
Screw cap (PP or PE)
Disc‑top (push‑pull)
Custom embossed logo on cap face
Orifice plate:
7‑hole (standard)
5‑hole (lower flow)
9‑hole (higher flow, thinner formulas)
Slit valve (for thicker creams)
Chamber ratio:
1:1 (100ml+100ml standard)
1:2 (67ml+133ml)
2:1 (133ml+67ml)
Custom ratio on request
Printing:
Screen print (up to 6 colors)
Hot stamp (foil)
Shrink sleeve (full body)
Pressure‑sensitive label
Creamy makeup remover – Even coating over cotton pad, no pooling or waste
Gel cleanser – No sputtering into sink; controlled, mess‑free dispensing
Lotion‑to‑foam – Air mixes naturally across seven holes for lighter foam without a pump
Two‑step mask – Base and activator exit through the same head; no manual mixing required
Body lotion system – Wide, streak‑free coverage per squeeze; fewer pumps per application
Why 7 holes instead of 1 or 2?
| Hole count | Dispensing behavior |
|---|---|
| 1–2 holes | High pressure, narrow stream – good for spot treatment |
| 7 holes | Low pressure, wide, even distribution – good for face/body coverage |
| Mesh screen | Very fine, but clogs easily with textured formulas |
The 7‑hole design sits in the sweet spot between pressure control and clog resistance.
Dual chamber + flip‑top + 7 holes = one squeeze delivers two formulas through seven contact points simultaneously. No mixing before the orifice — mixing happens on skin or applicator.
| Option | Available |
|---|---|
| Tube finish | Matte (standard) or high‑gloss |
| Cap color | Any Pantone (PP, color‑stable) |
| Printing | Up to 6 colors, screen or offset |
| Labeling | Sleeve or adhesive – no silicone migration |
The matte finish hides fine scratches (good for mass retail).
The glossy finish increases shelf contrast (good for premium/D2C).
