We have developed our range of products to cater for single and triple wick candles, as well as fragrance bottles. Our different packaging solutions offer a variety of features such as lid embossing, body embossing, high clarity or UK manufactured. We offer bespoke artwork options on plastic (IML & labelled) printed with digital presses on a selection of label substrates, as well as litho options onto metal.
The materials used in these ranges spread through PP, PET and HDPE plastics, Tinplate and Aluminium – some of which are suitable for high heat ranges, and others for clarity. If you are unsure what packaging may suit your candle and fragrance application, then please contact one of our team for more advice – or select from one of the ranges below for more product images and information.
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These Royal Warranted candles utilise our candle tins which are manufactured in London by our factory (William Say). After we manufacture the tins, high quality labels are then hand applied in our factory to ensure tolerances are fit for the royal family (among others).
We offer machine applied labels, alongside printed tins – and for Charles Farris, labels are digitally printed and applied with our labelling machinery on site.
These cans pay homage to the humble food can, and this is a great demonstration of what can be achieved with digital labels. These tins were produced in London using solar power from our manufacturing site William Say.
These beautiful slip lid cans are made in plain tinplate, reformed using solar power for our solar farm which helps to power our London manufacturing business William Say.
The Wax Lyrical candle line includes hand-poured candles in 74mm slip lid tins, with embossed lids and bottoms.
P. Wilkinson’s developed new tooling to create smooth lids for Wax Lyrical, which alongside the final embossing, created a high-end aesthetic for the finished product.
Saint Eval are another of our British candlemaker clients, based in Cornwall. Included in their extensive product range is a signature hand-poured candle tin with bespoke embossed slip lid. Saint Eval can now follow their entire production chain within the UK, from start to end.
This work used to be in China, and now they take advantage of shorter leadtimes, which allows them to react faster to new sales opportunities & as well as a more ethical and environmentally responsible supply chain.
Homeworks selected a stylish combination of tin plated steel lever lids and slip lid tins for their hand-poured scented candles. They were particularly focused on the eco-credentials of the candle packaging and responded well to the London factory solar power source, and the infinite recycling capacity of steel.
Our lever lid tins come in a vast range of diameters, with heights variable to specifications and have a virtually airtight lid fit, allowing for extended product life. This design also boasts a traditional and premium aesthetic which was an ideal fit with Homeworks branding style. P. Wilkinson’s also offers a full wrap labelling service on all lever lid tins.
Stuart Wilkinson, Marketing & Sales Director, takes a look at the company’s entry for the UK Packaging Awards, a totally plastic-free paint
Stuart Wilkinson, Sales & Marketing Director at P. Wilkinson Containers, talks about the challenges of meeting packaging demands during the
This is a pioneering age - in a large survey conducted in the UK last week, only 9% wanted life to return back to pre-crisis ‘normal.’
Hand sanitiser packaging and disinfecting anti-bacterial wipes buckets demand has reached unprecedented levels. UK supplier of plastic bottles and containers.
2019 certainly felt like a year of change – at the very least, the start of what could be a really important shift in the way both
Peggy Staniforth joined P. Wilkinson Containers & William Say in 1958 at the age of 35 and has touched three generations over the time spent with us.
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