Lotion Pump

A lotion pump is an important part of a lotion dispenser. It's a great way to dispense lotions, liquid soaps, shampoos, conditioners, and other household and body-care products. Lotion pumps for soap and lotion dispensers are available in various sizes and shapes, and the design makes them easy to use combined with an appropriate bottle.

The components of a lotion pump

The typical components of a lotion pump include an actuator, an outer gasket, a closure, a dip tube, and a housing. When pressing the actuator, the lotions inside the lotion pump bottle are squeezed out. Some cream pumps can be locked by pushing it down and twisting or by simply twisting the actuator. Hand lotion pumps can also have no locks at all. The outer gasket is a seal to prevent leaks from occurring. Most of them are made of rubber. The closure can be made out of plastic and metal. It plays an important role in ensuring the pump has been tightly sealed to the bottle. The dip tube is commonly made from plastic, and it transmits the soap, lotion, or other liquid from inside the lotion pump dispenser to outside it. The housing is used to deliver product from the dip tube to the actuator. It helps determine how much product will be dispensed and how thick of a liquid it can handle.

The advantages of lotion pump

Wholesale lotion pumps are multi-functional. They are typically used with thick and viscous liquids as well as thinner liquids like alcohol, sanitizer, and vinegar. Also, they can be used with hard plastic, acrylic, ceramic, and glass lotion dispensers because there is no need to squeeze the container or shake it to get the product out. What's more, they are convenient as they allow people to get the shampoo and lotions out of the soap and lotion dispenser set without picking up the bottles. Lotion pumps can also come in a variety of dispensing abilities. They give users precise control over how much product is dispensed so that users can get the perfect amount every time.