TY035-100ML
- Body height
- 96 mm
- Body diameter
- 44 mm
- Listed brim-full capacity
- 105 ml
Lotion Bottle Pump Manufacturer
in China
Lotion bottle and pump packaging for cosmetic companies, contract fillers and wholesalers. Specify the complete bottle, pump, collar and cap before selecting decoration.
Plastic lotion bottles: MOQ 5,000 pieces. Glass packaging: MOQ 10,000 pieces. Confirm the selected model, finish and components in your quotation.
Choosing a Lotion Bottle and Pump
Quick Answer: Choose a lotion bottle and pump as one tested assembly. Match the fill volume, formula handling requirements, bottle neck, dip tube and dispensing action; approve a filled sample before bulk production. Plastic lotion bottles start at 5,000 pieces; glass packaging starts at 10,000 pieces.
- Cosmetic companies: align bottle appearance, decoration and dispensing experience with the product brief.
- Contract fillers: review the drawing, filling access, closure application and line handling before approving the pack.
- Wholesalers: confirm model identity, complete component sets, carton packing and repeat-order requirements.
Compare Lotion Bottle Styles
These six photographed styles are appearance references, not a complete specification or stock guarantee. Request the chosen model drawing, actual contact materials, usable fill volume and matched pump details.
For a glass body compare glass lotion bottles; for a different dispensing mechanism compare airless bottles.
Gold-finish pump and cap with a clear outer body and dark inner presentation. Confirm the exact model and component specification before ordering.
White and pink presentation with gold-finish accents. Approve the actual color and decorated sample with the selected pump assembly.
Blue frosted-style body with a silver-finish pump and cap. Confirm the finish process and formula-contact materials for the chosen model.
Clear outer presentation with silver-finish accents and a white cap. Review the inner container and complete pump fit, not appearance alone.
Clear outer presentation, dark green inner appearance and gold-finish pump. Confirm color matching and assembled sample approval.
Oval-style white presentation with silver-finish pump and cap. Confirm body dimensions and filling-line handling on the selected drawing.
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Materials, Pump Fit and Formula Review
Specify the bottle body, inner vessel (if present), pump contact parts, collar and cap separately. An acrylic outer shell does not establish the material in contact with the formula.
- Confirm the selected resin or glass type, neck drawing and sealing surfaces. A nominal neck diameter alone does not prove interchangeability.
- Match dip-tube length and clearance to the actual bottle, intended fill volume and filling process.
- Assess priming, repeated output, actuation force, recovery and leakage with your actual lotion, serum or liquid foundation. Do not assume one pump works for every viscosity.
- Approve appearance separately from formula compatibility; a metallic finish is not a specification for the underlying contact material.
For a glass-body route see glass lotion bottle packaging.
Customization, MOQ and Sample Approval
Build the quotation around a defined bottle and pump combination. Existing-model branding, a replacement component and a new bottle shape have different development needs.
- Color and artwork: provide a color reference and logo file. Confirm the decorating process for the selected body, pump collar and cap; approve the actual sample, including matte or soft-touch finishes where available.
- Component changes: ask for the matched pump and neck drawing before changing a pump, dip tube or closure. Review the full assembly with your filling team.
- New tooling: agree feasibility, drawings, mold ownership/terms, development charges and sample stages in writing.
Plastic lotion bottles: 5,000 pieces. Glass packaging: 10,000 pieces. Confirm quantities by model, color and artwork; sample costs and project timing belong in the quotation.
Explore Related Packaging
Match the Dispenser to the Application
Describe how the product will be used before choosing a pump. These are review routes, not a promise that every pictured style supports every mechanism.
Lotions and body care
For lotion or cream, define the desired amount per press and check priming, return, repeated delivery and residual product with the filled assembly. Request the pump output specification and its test conditions.
Cleansers and wash products
Clarify whether the brief calls for a conventional liquid pump or a foaming mechanism. Review formula suitability, dip-tube placement, locking and leakage. A standard lotion pump does not create a fine mist or foam by itself.
Clinic and low-viscosity liquids
If the requirement is one-handed dispensing onto gauze or a pad, specify a push-down dispenser and the intended use. Ask about mechanism availability separately. Review all wetted parts, contamination risks and formulation stability with the filler; a decorative bottle is not evidence of suitability.
Approve the Bottle and Pump With Your Filler
- Identify the exact bottle and pump revisions, neck drawing, seal, dip-tube length and assembled dimensions.
- Confirm fill volume and headspace, filling access, closure application, line clearance and whether components arrive assembled or separate.
- Use the actual formula to agree acceptance criteria for priming, delivered amount, recovery, leakage and storage performance.
- Approve artwork, color by component, finish and packing against a signed sample before production.
Plastic lotion bottle production starts at 5,000 pieces; glass packaging starts at 10,000 pieces. Confirm quantity per model, color and artwork. A first order split across colors requires a specific quotation.
Build a packaging requirements checklist, then request matched bottle and dispenser samples.
Compare Lotion Bottle Body Sizes
Use these plastic bottle-body references to compare the TY035 size range. Body dimensions exclude the dispensing assembly; the photographs above are style references and are not identified as these models.
TY035-120ML
- Body height
- 116 mm
- Body diameter
- 44 mm
- Listed brim-full capacity
- 125 ml
TY035-150ML
- Body height
- 138.5 mm
- Body diameter
- 44 mm
- Listed brim-full capacity
- 158 ml
Plastic lotion bottle production starts at 5,000 pieces. Brim-full capacity is not the approved usable fill. Match the neck drawing, pump, dip tube and closure before confirming assembled height and filling-line clearance.
Before ordering: request the current revision-controlled drawing and a complete sample. Catalogue dimensions are selection references; tolerances, materials, decoration area and supply scope must be confirmed in the approved specification.
Plan Your Lotion Bottle Project
Choose a photographed style above, or send a reference image if you need a different bottle or dispensing arrangement. A photograph identifies the appearance; the approved drawing and assembled sample establish what you are ordering.
Existing Mold or New Development?
Existing bottle: ask for the available model, capacity, neck drawing and pump options before commissioning artwork. New shape or component: provide a sketch and intended use so that feasibility, tooling scope and development costs can be reviewed separately.
Prepare One Brief for Your Brand and Filler
- Application and fill volume, preferred style or model, pump action, lock or overcap, and any filling-line constraints.
- Quantity by model, color and printed design; logo artwork, finish reference, target market and required delivery date.
- Bottles and pumps supplied assembled or separately, plus carton packing and protective requirements.
Keep the quotation, drawing, component list and approved sample together. Use our sample approval checklist to record decisions before bulk production.
Send your bottle and pump brief. For a glass body, compare glass lotion bottles; for another dispensing format, explore airless bottles or dropper bottles.