Professional Matt Lotion Pump Manufacturer

Description

The 601 series delivers 0.8 ml of foam per stroke — double the volume of a 0.4 ml pump, which suits hand soap, shower gel and foam sanitizer. The wide 40/410 and 43/410 collars sit on larger dispensers without an adapter, and the foam generator is tuned for higher-viscosity soap bases so the lather stays dense rather than watery. PP body, inner spring outside the liquid path, automatic functional test at AQL 0.6 before packing.

Key Features

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does a foam pump work?
A foam pump uses two chambers. On the downstroke it draws liquid and air into a mixing chamber, then pushes the mix through a fine mesh that turns it into uniform bubbles — foam without manual lathering.
Which mesh count should I choose?
Lower mesh counts give larger, lighter bubbles suited to household and cleaning products; higher counts give a dense, cream-like foam preferred for facial care. We fit one to three layers by target texture.
Can I use my existing liquid soap formula?
Usually not without adjustment. Foam pumps need a low-viscosity, surfactant-rich formula; a concentrated one will clog the mesh within dozens of strokes. Test your diluted formula on samples first.
What viscosity works with a foam pump?
Thin, watery liquids between roughly 1 and 1,000 cP perform best — diluted hand soap, facial cleanser, light cleaning solutions. Above about 3,000 cP the formula resists aeration; use a lotion pump instead.
What is your MOQ?
Our standard MOQ is 10,000 pcs per model and closure finish. Black and white ship from 10,000 pcs; custom Pantone colours from 30,000 pcs. Tell us your project and our sales team will confirm the arrangement for your order.

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