• The short version JinDi perfume packaging is the cap, bottle and box offer of Dongguan Dizhong Hardware Product Co., Ltd., a perfume cap maker founded in Dongguan in 2007. Zamac and aluminium caps are die-cast to a stated ±0.01mm tolerance and plated in the company's own 10,000㎡ factory; glass bottles, spray pumps, collars and gift boxes are supplied alongside them as one matched set. You get one project manager, one quotation and one invoice. Custom MOQ is typically 5,000 to 10,000 pieces, a physical sample takes about 15 business days, and mass production runs 30 to 45 days.

What is JinDi perfume packaging?

Dizhong and JinDi are two names for one business. Dizhong is the manufacturer: Dongguan Dizhong Hardware Product Co., Ltd., founded in 2007 to make fragrance hardware, starting with Zamac caps. JinDi is the division that turns that hardware into a complete set. It handles design consultation, 3D modelling and end-to-end delivery of cap, bottle and box.

The company describes JinDi as its way of offering one-source luxury packaging built on the Dizhong factory. In practice that means a fragrance brand can brief a single team for every visible part of the pack, instead of matching a cap from one supplier to a bottle from another and a box from a third.

The numbers the company publishes for itself are a 10,000㎡ production floor in Dongguan, Guangdong, a daily capacity of more than 180,000 units, and a stated tolerance of ±0.01mm on die-cast and CNC-machined parts. Every outgoing batch is checked on CMM measuring equipment, and the site states 100% outgoing inspection.

What does JinDi make, and what does it supply?

It helps to separate what is manufactured in the Dizhong factory from what is supplied as part of the set, because the site itself draws that line. The homepage description says that perfume caps are manufactured in the company's own factory since 2007, while glass bottles and gift boxes are supplied. Mould design, die-casting, CNC, polishing, electroplating and injection moulding are the processes the company lists as running in its own facility.

  • Perfume caps Made or supplied: Manufactured in the Dizhong factory · Materials: Zamac alloy, aluminium; composite metal-and-wood or metal-and-leather options · Ready-to-specify range on the site: Nine cap styles: eight Zamac Collection profiles and one Aluminum Collection cylinder
  • Glass bottles Made or supplied: Supplied as part of the integrated range · Materials: Lead-free crystal and borosilicate glass · Ready-to-specify range on the site: Five bottle formats, including a multi-style collection of 20+ shapes
  • Pumps and collars Made or supplied: Supplied as part of the integrated range · Materials: Matched to the bottle neck and cap · Ready-to-specify range on the site: Listed under Pumps & Accessories
  • Gift boxes Made or supplied: Supplied as part of the integrated range · Materials: Rigid board, velvet, leatherette, paper · Ready-to-specify range on the site: Nine gift box formats plus bespoke Gulf-market presentation boxes

Caps: the core product

The cap is where the company started and where most of its own process sits. The Zamac range includes a cylindrical Classic Dome Cap offered in 15 to 55mm diameters, a heavier Dome Shoulder Cap, faceted and spiral-fluted profiles, and three caps developed for Gulf buyers: the Oriental Medallion, the Lotus Petal and the Arabic Signature with a calligraphy inlay. The aluminium Pure Cylinder Cap is the lightweight option and can be anodised in any RAL colour.

Zamac is a zinc alloy that is die-cast, then machined, polished and plated. In general practice it is chosen for weight and a dense, cold feel in the hand, while aluminium is chosen when a lighter pack or a colour anodise matters more. Dizhong's site makes a point of the heavy Zamac "clunk" on closing that Gulf buyers expect.

Glass bottles

Bottles are offered in lead-free crystal and borosilicate glass. You specify shape, weight and neck geometry, and the bottle is matched to the cap rather than chosen first and fitted later. The ready-made formats include a square-shouldered gradient bottle with a 100ml standard neck, a heavy-base round bottle with a diamond lattice surface, a tall oriental silhouette, and a multi-style collection of more than 20 shapes in fan-top, dome, rectangular and oval forms.

Gift boxes

Boxes are built in rigid board, velvet and leatherette, with paper totes also shown in the range. The formats the catalogue already covers are:

  • Magnetic mailer, including a dual-compartment version that holds two bottles
  • Sliding drawer box
  • Lift-off lid box with a foam-fitted base tray
  • Flip-lid box with an inner tray
  • Hinged presentation case
  • Tiered reveal box
  • Silk-lined casket and multi-panel vault, including illuminated display interiors for bespoke Gulf-market editions

How do the cap, bottle and box fit together as one system?

A perfume pack is a chain of tolerances. The pump or atomiser is fixed to the bottle neck, a collar often dresses the joint, and the cap slides over the collar or pump and has to hold by friction, a thread or a magnet. If any one of those parts drifts, the cap feels loose, sits crooked, scratches the collar or will not close at all. The box then has to hold the finished bottle without movement in transit.

In general industry practice there are two main neck types. A crimp neck has a plain glass lip, and the pump is crimped onto it with a metal ferrule; it is the common choice for fine fragrance because the joint is permanent and slim. A screw neck has a moulded thread, and the pump or cap screws on; it allows refilling and simpler filling lines, but the thread has to be specified to match exactly. Either way, the cap is designed around the outside of the pump and collar, not around the glass alone.

Dizhong's approach, as described on its site, is to engineer the cap and the bottle together and test fit matching at the mould stage, so problems show up on the sample rather than on your filling line. Every production batch has to achieve what the site calls a perfect bite between cap and bottle neck. Inner liners in PP or Surlyn are available to tune the grip and protect the inside of the cap, and magnetic closure structures are an option where you want the cap to seat without friction.

  • What fixes the fit early Send the neck type (crimp or screw), the pump or collar you plan to use, the fill volume and any filling-line constraints with your first brief. If you already have a bottle, send a physical sample or a neck drawing. The cap is designed to that outer profile, so this one detail saves a sampling round.

Weight is the other part of the system. A heavy Zamac cap on a thin bottle can make the pack top-heavy, and a light cap on a thick crystal base can feel cheap. Specifying all three parts with one team lets the cap weight, the glass weight and the box insert be balanced against each other, which is the main practical argument for buying the set rather than three separate components.

Which finishes and decoration options can you specify?

Finishing is where most of the visible difference between packs comes from. These are the options the site lists for each part of a JinDi perfume packaging set:

  • Cap plating: 24K gold, chrome, rose gold, brushed silver, brushed satin, gunmetal black, matte black, matte, or a custom colour system matched to the brand
  • Cap plating method: vacuum plating and eco-friendly wet electroplating, done in-house, after multi-stage mirror polishing inspected under strong light
  • Cap detailing: precision etching for brand crests, Arabic calligraphy and fine line artwork directly on the Zamac surface; knurled and diamond-pattern bands on some profiles
  • Cap protection: a transparent protective coating on every metal part so it does not oxidise or discolour
  • Bottle decoration: spray coating, sandblasting, silk screen printing, UV printing, hot stamping, branding and hand labelling
  • Box decoration: foil embossing, deboss detailing, hot-foil brand marks, ribbon pulls, magnetic closures, and fitted foam or silk inserts

On durability, the site says every plated finish must pass cross-hatch adhesion testing and a 48-hour alcohol friction resistance evaluation before it ships, and its Zamac cap page refers to 48-hour salt spray and alcohol friction tests. If your market or retailer has its own test protocol, put it in the brief so it can be checked against the sample.

How do sampling and ordering work?

The site lays out a five-step process from enquiry to delivery:

  • Inquiry: share your concept, references and quantities. The company states a response within 24 hours.
  • Design: 3D renders, material specifications and surface finish mock-ups for your approval, prepared by the JinDi division with material matching and structural recommendations.
  • Sample: a physical sample of cap, bottle and box in about 15 business days.
  • Production: the full run with inline QC and CMM verification, in 30 to 45 days.
  • Delivery: the full set packed and shipped, FOB Yantian or CIF Dubai and worldwide.

Both OEM and ODM work is supported. You can develop a private mould, developed under a non-disclosure agreement, with unauthorised use of any client mould prohibited, or choose from the company's library of classic public moulds. The public-mould route lets a new brand avoid tooling cost at launch, and suits a first order where the budget goes into finish and decoration instead.

MOQ for custom components is typically 5,000 to 10,000 pieces, depending on the process. The company says it can negotiate this for niche projects through a support programme for emerging brands, so a smaller first run is worth asking about rather than ruling out.

  • Lead times are indicative until quoted The process page gives 15 business days for a sample and 30 to 45 days for production. The online MOQ and lead-time estimator on the contact page shows figures such as "from 20 working days" for samples and "from 45 days after approval" for some combinations, marked as indicative. Treat the quotation as the binding schedule, and ask for it to state sample and production dates separately.

Shipping terms on the site are EXW, FOB Shenzhen or Guangzhou, CIF and DDP, with DDP express supported for the Middle East. Export paperwork is included: certificate of origin, packing list, commercial invoice and export compliance documents. Gift boxes travel in custom EPE pearl cotton trays inside reinforced five-layer outer cartons, and the box structure is validated against international transport safety standards at the design stage.

Which certifications does JinDi hold?

The site footer lists "ISO 9001 · BSCI · TÜV · SGS". The certifications page gives more detail, and the detail matters for a procurement file, because not every name in the footer is a current certificate held by the company. This is how each item is worded on the site:

  • BSCI social audit How the site words it: Audited by SGS for amfori, March 2026 · Status shown: Valid to March 2027
  • FSC Chain-of-Custody How the site words it: Certified through SGS Hong Kong, certificate SGSHK-COC-330947, FSC A000523 · Status shown: Valid April 2025 to April 2030
  • RoHS compliance How the site words it: Certificate BST191012294801CC from BST Testing, IEC 62321 series, EU RoHS 2 · Status shown: Listed as compliant
  • ISO 9001:2015 How the site words it: International quality management system · Status shown: Certificate renewal in progress
  • TÜV How the site words it: Named in the site footer only · Status shown: No certificate detail on the certifications page
  • SGS How the site words it: The auditing body for BSCI and FSC; client-appointed SGS inspection is supported · Status shown: An inspection body, not a separate certificate

Alongside the certificates, the company states that it follows AQL 1.0/2.5 inspection standards, verifies every batch on CMM equipment against the ±0.01mm tolerance, and welcomes client-appointed third-party inspection at any point in the run. Full certificate PDFs and audit reports are available to a buyer's compliance contact on request, and factory visits and audits in Dongguan can be arranged.

  • Check ISO 9001 and TÜV before you list them If your retailer or brand standard requires ISO 9001, ask for the renewed certificate or the registrar's confirmation, since the site shows the renewal as in progress. For TÜV, ask which TÜV body, which standard and which scope the mark refers to. Do not copy the footer line into your own supplier records without the documents behind it.

Who is JinDi perfume packaging for?

The company says it supplies fragrance houses in Europe and the Middle East, and the range reflects both. The European side shows up in minimalist profiles such as the Slant-Cut Oval Cap and plain mirror cylinders. The Gulf side shows up in heavy Zamac caps, 24K gold plating, Arabic calligraphy and geometric etching, and bespoke presentation boxes with velvet interiors and illuminated displays. The team visits Dubai regularly and can meet clients in person in the UAE, and Middle East buyers can work over WhatsApp or Zoom.

It is also set up for brands at an earlier stage. The public mould library, the emerging-brand MOQ programme and the single quotation for cap, bottle and box are aimed at a brand that does not have a packaging department to coordinate three suppliers. Every client signs an NDA, and each brand is assigned a dedicated project manager.

It is a less natural fit if you only need a stock bottle in small quantities with no cap or box work, since the offer is built around custom hardware and matched sets at production volumes.

What should you send with a first enquiry?

A first brief does not need to be finished artwork. The company accepts a sketch, a reference image or a concept. These details make the first proposal more accurate:

  • What you need: cap only, cap and bottle, or the full set with box
  • Fill volume, bottle shape and glass preference (lead-free crystal or borosilicate)
  • Neck type and pump, or a sample of the bottle you already use
  • Cap material, target weight and finish, with a colour reference
  • Logo files or crest artwork for etching, foil or printing
  • Target quantity per SKU, launch date and delivery terms (FOB, CIF or DDP)
  • Any compliance documents your retailer requires

Brief the cap, bottle and box in one go

Send your concept, reference images and quantities to the Dizhong team in Dongguan. You will get a reply within 24 hours and a preliminary proposal for the full set.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are Dizhong and JinDi the same company? Yes. Dongguan Dizhong Hardware Product Co., Ltd. is the manufacturer, founded in 2007. JinDi is its division for integrated packaging: it handles design consultation and delivery of cap, bottle and box as one set, on one quotation and one invoice.
  • Does JinDi make the glass bottles and gift boxes itself? The site states that perfume caps are manufactured in the company's own Dongguan factory, while glass bottles and gift boxes are supplied as part of the integrated range and matched to the cap. If your audit needs the production location of each part, ask for it with the quotation.
  • What tolerance do JinDi perfume caps hold? The stated tolerance is ±0.01mm on die-cast Zamac and aluminium caps, with every batch verified on CMM measuring equipment and 100% outgoing inspection.
  • What is the minimum order quantity? Typically 5,000 to 10,000 pieces for custom components, depending on the process. Smaller niche projects can be negotiated through the company's support programme for emerging brands, and stock public moulds avoid tooling cost.
  • How long do samples and production take? The process page gives about 15 business days for a physical sample of cap, bottle and box, and 30 to 45 days for mass production. The online estimator shows longer indicative figures for some combinations, so confirm dates in the quotation.
  • Is JinDi ISO 9001 certified? The certifications page lists ISO 9001:2015 with the certificate renewal in progress. BSCI (audited by SGS for amfori, valid to March 2027), FSC Chain-of-Custody (SGS Hong Kong, valid to 2030) and RoHS (BST Testing) are documented. Request the PDFs for your file.