IKOO 1300ml Dry Wet Separation Borosilicate Glass Pickle Jar with Lift-Out Strainer Basket
A bulk pickle jar built around one problem: pickles that sit in brine go soft, and serving them means fishing with a fork. A lift-out perforated basket holds the contents above the brine line, so liquid drains away by gravity and returns only when the basket is lowered. The result is crisp texture on the plate and a clean, spoon-free serve straight from the jar.
How Dry/Wet Separation Works
- Perforated strainer basket. The basket lifts out with two finger tabs, separating solids from brine in one movement instead of pouring the whole jar through a colander.
- Brine level control. A moulded step inside the body marks the working brine line, so the basket rests above the liquid when you want drained pickles and sits lower for re-brining.
- Brine retained, not discarded. The jar keeps the brine for topping up, re-brining or use as a marinade, which matters for food-service operators working with expensive brines.
- Two compartments, one vessel. Solids stay in the basket while the bottom chamber collects brine and sediment, so the contents no longer sit in cloudy liquid.
- Wide mouth for refilling. A 105mm opening accepts whole cucumbers, jalapeños and olives, and allows the basket to be refilled without a funnel.
Where It Sells
The format suits specialty food retail, delicatessen counters, gift and home retail, and food-service operators who buy pickles in bulk and serve from the container. Compared with a standard jar plus separate strainer, one vessel covers storage, draining and serving, which shortens the cleaning cycle in a commercial kitchen and gives a retail buyer a visible difference on the shelf.
Specifications
| Material |
High borosilicate glass body + PP lid + silicone gasket + PP strainer basket |
| Capacity |
700ml,900ml,1300ml |
| Dimensions |
110 x 110 x 255mm hourglass body, 105mm mouth diameter |
| Separation system |
Lift-out perforated basket with finger tabs and moulded brine step |
| Lid |
PP lid with silicone gasket, airtight and leak-resistant |
| Temperature resistance |
-40°C to 560°C for the glass body |
| Safe use |
Refrigerator, dishwasher safe (basket and gasket removable); not for oven or direct flame |
| Certification |
FDA, LFGB, DGCCRF, BSCI, ISO9001 |
Customisation and Packaging
- Lid colour to any Pantone reference, with silk-screen or laser logo on the body or lid.
- Basket colour options to differentiate flavours or private label lines on shelf.
- Retail gift box with printed sleeve, moulded pulp insert, plus barcode and FBA label application.
- Drop-test carton available for e-commerce fulfilment of a tall glass format.
Ordering
- MOQ 3000 pcs per colour; 750ml, 900ml and 1300ml sizes available on the same design language for a complete shelf range.
- Sampling in 7 days; bulk production 45-60 days after deposit and artwork approval.
- Monthly capacity 500,000 pcs; payment by L/C, T/T or PayPal.



Q1What is the minimum order quantity and can we mix capacities?
A3000 pcs/sku. Mixed colours and mixed capacities can be combined into one order, and because the 750ml / 900ml / 1300ml bodies share the same design language, one purchase order can build a three-size shelf set with a single packaging programme.
Q2What exactly separates this jar from the other dry/wet separation jars you supply?
AThe separation mechanism. This model uses a removable perforated basket with two finger tabs plus a moulded brine step inside the body, so solids are lifted out rather than poured through. It suits larger formats and food-service use; the press-down plate model and the silicone partition models cover the smaller retail formats, so a distributor can offer a full range without overlapping functions.
Q3How is the basket and seal performance verified before shipment?
AEvery batch is sampled for basket fit and travel inside the body, gasket compression on the lid, and an inverted water test to confirm the brine chamber does not leak through the seal. Inspection records can be attached to the shipping documents for retailer compliance teams.
Q4What packing do you use for a tall glass jar?
AColour box with moulded pulp insert and corner protection, 6 pcs per master carton. A drop-test carton is available for e-commerce and marketplace fulfilment, and barcodes plus Amazon FBA labels can be applied in-house so no repacking step is needed at destination.
Q5What are the sampling and production lead times?
ASamples in 7 days, including basket colour and logo placement. Bulk production is 45-60 days after deposit and artwork approval. Monthly capacity is 500,000 pcs, and retail peaks in Q3 can be reserved by confirming artwork earlier in the year.
Q6Which certifications and test reports are available?
AFDA, LFGB, DGCCRF for product compliance, and ISO9001 plus BSCI for factory systems. Material test reports for the borosilicate body, PP lid, PP basket and silicone gasket are available, along with a factory audit summary for retailer supplier onboarding.
Q7What customisation is possible, and what is the artwork process?
ALid and basket colour to any Pantone reference, silk-screen or laser etching on the body or lid, printed sleeve or gift box artwork, and a recipe card insert if the channel sells through gift retail. We provide the dieline, you return artwork, and a white sample plus one pre-production sample are approved before mass production.
Q8Can the jar be shipped as a retail set or gift pack?
AYes. Two-jar sets, jar plus strainer-basket spare, and jar plus recipe card are all possible in one printed gift box. Sets typically lift the average selling price without a new mould, since the packaging change carries the differentiation.
Q9Is the price quoted per piece and what does it include?
AUSD 4.20-6.50 per piece depending on capacity mix, lid and basket colour, and packaging level. The quotation is FOB, including standard colour box and export carton. Drop-test packing, gift box upgrades and spare baskets are costed separately.
Q10What payment terms and deposit do you require?
AL/C, T/T or PayPal, with a 30% deposit and the balance against the copy of the bill of lading. For repeat orders with an established history, terms can be reviewed with your account manager.
Q11How do you handle damage claims and after-sales parts?
AAny transit damage is settled against photographs of the carton and contents within 7 days of delivery, with replacement units in the next shipment. Gaskets and baskets are supplied as service parts, so retailers can resolve worn seals without returning the glass body.
Q12Can you support our own compliance and listing requirements?
AYes. We can supply test reports mapped to your market, apply your barcode and FBA labels, print your compliance wording on the sleeve, and prepare product data sheets for marketplace listings. If you need a pre-shipment inspection, that can be arranged at the factory before loading.