A flower in full bloom inspired Wbmetal’s floral disc zinc alloy perfume cap with a curved waist. The angled rendering shows both the petal pattern on top and the curve of the cap body. For a clearer view of how the petals are arranged, look straight down at the cap.
Petals Radiate from the Center
A smooth, unpatterned circle sits at the center of the cap. Larger petals outlined in straight segments radiate outward, with smaller shapes filling the gaps near the outer edge. A continuous circular rim frames the pattern. The petals take on angular shapes and retain the outward spread of an open flower.
Look back at the angled rendering. Light and shadow along the relief make the angular petal outlines stand out. To form a recess directly during die casting, the die face needs a raised feature in the corresponding position. If the underside of the cap top stays in the same position, a deeper recess leaves less metal beneath it. The raised feature also needs to clear the recess in the direction the die opens.
From the Wide Disc Rim to the Short Base
At eye level with the top of the cap, the rim hides the petal pattern. From the short, narrow base, the sides curve outward to their widest point at the disc rim. From this angle, the cap’s silhouette echoes a flower in bloom.
How the Cap Rim and Bottle Shoulder Shape the Profile
In the full-bottle rendering, the cap disc is almost as wide as the bottle body. The cap narrows at its short base, and the glass shoulder flares out below it. That change in width near the neck gives the cap and bottle distinct outlines. The pattern stays on top of the cap, leaving the broad glass body clear.
If the bottle shape is already set, use the full-bottle rendering to compare the width of the cap rim with the bottle body. To test the fit, place the cap with its plastic insert onto the glass bottle after the spray pump is installed. Check how much of the neck shows between the cap base and the bottle shoulder. Then see whether the narrow base still leads into the outward curve of the shoulder as it does in the rendering.
