Dual sided Shampoo/Conditioner bottle

Hi, do you accept CATIA cad file?

Thx Adam,

Based on what I have learned from you and others, the requirements will be somewhat different. We will create 2 bottles and connect them together at the middle, which addresses the internal disk and I will use a heat affixed label to address the color of the bottle.

Brett

Bottom line, even if design feasibility existed, packaging costs would be so high that market price would be out of reach. It would be like Willy Wonka trying to sell chocolate bars made in the section of the factory where the golden geese eggs were produced.

Additionally, even if the technology existed to blow mold a component with a dividing wall, the requirement for dual colors in a single or multiple cavity blow mold would be an additional challenge that is not currently available as a manufacturable possibility, let alone a "color fading" effect as what is being defined in the design scope.

As a long time designer in the plastics industry, you cannot manufacture what is being asked for. A blow molded bottle cannot have a "dividing" wall as what is being requested with current blow molding technologies (defined as a "dividing disc" in your design scope). While the idea is wonderful, it&;s not feasible with any design unless it&;s multiple blow molded bodies / injection molded components either mechanically joined together or otherwise, and at that point product packaging would out weigh marketplace competitiveness for a product of this type. If this was feasible, it would have been done long ago, and there would be numerous other packaging products on the market with similar design traits (e.g. laundry soap dispensers with detergent and fabric softener in a single packaging unit). Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.