300mL Character-Shaped PET Lotion Pump Bottle

300mL Character-Shaped PET Pump Bottle for Personal Care

Boyu Packaging pairs a molded character-shaped PET body with a press-down lotion pump for hand wash, body wash, shampoo and pumpable lotion. The sculpted body and customizable front artwork suit coordinated personal care collections. Compare the broader Boyu Packaging lotion bottle range.

Specifications

Select the Pump for Your Formula

Specify the target dose and provide the production formula for a filled sample trial. Record strokes to prime, mass delivered per full press, actuator return and nozzle drip. Test at intended use temperatures and at low fill levels. A pump that dispenses a fluid hand wash smoothly can recover more slowly with a thicker lotion. Approve output and actuation force against the intended use.

Confirm the position of the dip tube relative to the lowest usable point inside the molded base. Check product remaining in the foot contours after dispensing. Approve the pump and dip tube as an assembly before requesting bulk samples.

Working Fill and Bottle Stability

Set the required volume using measured formula density and the target net weight. Confirm the working fill with the pump installed and allow the headspace needed for assembly. Check upright stability on a flat surface at full, partial and low fill levels. Press the pump with the nozzle facing different directions to verify that the bottle remains steady during use.

Share the dimensioned bottle and pump drawings with the filling partner before building fixtures. Trial the bottle in conveyor guides, filling nests and the capping station. Check repeatable fill weight, neck seating, pump orientation and clearance above the actuator.

Custom Color, Face Artwork and Branding

Specify body color, translucency, pump color and front artwork separately. Compare filled samples when the formula color can show through the PET. Align the face or logo with the pump outlet and approve the position of small text relative to the molded contours. Review screen printing on the chosen surface and confirm the printable area and color tolerance with a decorated sample.

Compatibility and Shipment Tests

Approve the PET grade and identify all product-contact parts in the pump assembly. Test filled units for deformation, cracking, discoloration, leakage and changes in output during storage in the intended conditions. Verify the selected neck and closure fit, plus the shipping lock or clip where specified.

Use a signed sample to set limits for molding distortion, color variation, print alignment and scuffing. Check the finished carton for pump clearance and bottle movement. Agree on inspection criteria and carton quantity, dimensions and gross weight before dispatch. Retain signed samples and batch details for quality follow-up.

Request Samples and an OEM Quotation

Send the target fill, formula type and viscosity, pump dose, body and pump colors, vector design, order quantity and delivery destination. Request an assembled drawing, decorated samples and itemized costs for packaging, decoration and any new tooling. Confirm the sample and production schedule, export packing and freight terms in writing. Request a Boyu Packaging quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the same pump for hand wash and shampoo?

Run a filled trial for both formulas. Approve priming, output, return speed and nozzle drip for each formula before choosing a shared pump.

Can I change the character face or body shape?

Submit face artwork and the desired print area for a decorated sample. For a new molded silhouette, request a tooling review and confirm how the new shape affects stability, filling equipment and carton dimensions.

How do I confirm the bottle fits my filling line?

Provide the approved footprint, neck finish and assembled height to your filler. Trial empty and filled bottles through the guides and check the pump position at the capping station.

What is the minimum order?

The MOQ is 10,000 pieces. Include the requested quantity split by body color, pump and artwork in the RFQ.