What is the difference between a spray sanitiser and a gel sanitiser for corporate giveaways
Spray sanitisers use a pump mechanism to mist alcohol solution onto hands, while gel sanitisers dispense a thicker, aloe-based formula that you rub in. Both formats in our range contain 62% or 75% ethyl alcohol and kill 99.9% of bacteria and germs. Spray formats like the 5ml and 10ml spray sticks are lighter and more compact, which works well for conference satchels and tradeshow giveaways. Gel formats, including the 30ml carabiner bottle, appeal to teams building staff wellness packs where a skin-soothing formula matters.
What is the difference between the 30ml carabiner sanitiser and the 60ml carabiner sanitiser
Both carabiner hand sanitisers include an aluminium clip for attaching to a bag, belt loop, or lanyard, but they differ in capacity and alcohol concentration. The 30ml bottle (CE10100) uses a 75% ethyl-alcohol solution and is a compact fit for keychains and pocket-sized kits. The 60ml bottle (CE10102) also uses 75% ethyl alcohol and suits outdoor settings like community days and sports days where a slightly larger volume is useful. If you're building onboarding kits or staff packs, the 60ml format generally has a longer useful life per bottle.
How does the 30ml gel tub with full-colour label compare to the pad printed spray bottles
The 30ml gel tub (CE10101) uses a full-colour custom label, which gives more print space and supports multi-colour and photographic artwork better than pad printing. Pad printing on spray sticks and carabiner bottles is a direct application that handles single or two-colour logos well on curved plastic surfaces. The label format suits real estate teams, wellness brands, or any buyer with a detailed logo or campaign artwork. Pad printed formats are a strong fit for simpler branding at higher volumes where speed and consistency matter.
When would antibacterial wipes be a better choice than a sanitiser bottle for promotional use
Antibacterial wipes in packet format are a practical alternative to liquid or gel sanitisers in settings where liquid dispensing is less convenient. Outdoor stalls, kids' activity areas, community days, and sausage sizzles are examples where a wipe packet is easier to handle than a pump bottle. Branded wipe packets also sit flat in a satchel or envelope, making them a useful fit for mail-out packs, conference kits, and direct mail campaigns. Schools and not-for-profits running fundraisers often find wipe packets easier to distribute than bottles.
What branding methods are available for custom printed hand sanitisers
The most common branding method for hand sanitiser spray sticks, spray cards, and carabiner bottles is pad printing, which applies ink directly to the plastic surface for a clean, durable result. Full-colour custom labels are available on select gel tub and bottle formats, giving more artwork flexibility for multi-colour logos and campaign imagery. Your account manager will recommend the best method based on your artwork, product format, and quantity. A digital proof is sent before production so you can confirm branding placement and accuracy.
Can hand sanitisers be ordered with variable data or individual names on each unit
Standard hand sanitiser branding methods, including pad printing and pre-printed labels, do not support variable data such as individual names or unique codes on each unit. Pad printing applies the same artwork across the full print run, and pre-printed labels are produced from a single approved design. If your campaign requires unique codes or personalised details on each item, speak with our team on 1300 85 50 35 to discuss whether a label-on-demand option might suit your specific requirements and timeline.
What is the typical production turnaround time for branded hand sanitisers
Most stock hand sanitiser formats produce within five to ten working days once artwork is approved and the order is confirmed, subject to stock availability. Formats that use full-colour custom labels may require slightly longer lead times depending on label print complexity. If you have a fixed event date, a conference, a product launch, or a community day, we recommend requesting a quote at least three weeks ahead to allow time for artwork approval, production, and delivery across Australia. Rush options may be available on select formats, so it's worth asking.
Are there minimum order quantities for branded hand sanitisers
Minimum order quantities vary by product format, but many stock hand sanitiser items are available from relatively low quantities, making them accessible for small businesses, schools, sporting clubs, and community organisations. Typically, stock items start from around 25 to 50 units as a general guide, though this varies and is not a guarantee. Custom-made or overseas-manufactured formats may have higher minimums. For an accurate minimum quantity and pricing breakdown for the specific format you're considering, request a quote or call our team on 1300 85 50 35.