Lotion Pump
48/400 Lotion Pump HB-250A Large
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50/400 Lotion Pump HB-250B Large
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38/400 Lotion Pump HB-250C Large
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50/400 Lotion Pump HB-251B Large
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Built to reduce sourcing risk — from mold to mass production.
Since 2005, HB Packaging has focused on plastic closures with a mold-first manufacturing approach. By combining mold expertise, automated production and assembly, and ISO-certified management systems, we help packaging teams move from sample approval to repeat production with greater confidence.
20+
Years focused on plastic closures
60+
Countries Served
500+
Million Annual Units Delivered
1,000+
Molds Developped
Buyer Guide
How to Choose the Right Lotion Pump
The fastest way to avoid pump performance issues is to confirm the bottle neck finish, target dosage, actuator style, formula viscosity, and dip tube length before sampling.
01
Confirm neck size and thread finish
Start with the bottle neck size and thread finish to ensure the pump closure fits properly.
02
Define dosage and actuator style
Choose the pump output and actuator design based on product use, bottle size and desired dispensing experience.
03
Match formula viscosity
Lotion pumps should be selected based on formula thickness, flow behavior and priming performance.
04
Confirm dip tube length and test samples
Dip tube length should match the bottle height and filling level. Test samples with the actual bottle and formula before production.
Questions Before You Source
HB Packaging offers lotion pumps in multiple common neck sizes and pump structures, depending on the bottle format and application.
Available options may vary by neck finish, dosage, actuator style, closure size, color and dip tube requirement. If you are not sure which pump fits your bottle, send us your bottle neck specification, drawing or sample for compatibility checking.
Lotion pumps are commonly used for body lotion, hand soap, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, skincare products and household liquids.
They are suitable for products that need convenient, repeatable dispensing and a cleaner user experience compared with open-mouth or screw-cap packaging.
Pump dosage depends on the product application, bottle size, formula viscosity and desired user experience.
For example, a hand soap or body lotion product may require a different output than a travel-size skincare bottle. HB can help review your target dosage, formula type and bottle format before recommending suitable pump options.
Yes. HB Packaging can support custom color matching, including Pantone-based color development, depending on the pump structure and production requirements.
Selected lotion pump models may also support different actuator styles, closure colors, overcap options, locking systems or decorative finishes. Final color and appearance should be confirmed through approved samples before mass production.
Lotion pumps can be suitable for many medium-viscosity formulas, but very thick formulas may require a specific pump structure, dosage or actuator design.
For thicker products, please provide the formula type or viscosity information. HB can help review whether a standard lotion pump is suitable or whether a cream pump or another dispensing solution would perform better.
Yes. Dip tube length can usually be adjusted according to the bottle height and structure.
To confirm the correct dip tube length, please provide the bottle drawing, inner bottle height, filling level and expected usage position. Sample testing is recommended to confirm smooth product evacuation and dispensing performance.