Pink HDPE Shampoo Pump Bottles 300, 400 and 500mL

Pink HDPE Pump Bottles for Baby Lotion, Shampoo and Shower Gel

Boyu Packaging’s pink HDPE pump bottles are available in 300 mL, 400 mL and 500 mL. The rounded body and matching press pump give baby lotion, children’s shampoo and shower gel a consistent look across sizes. Compare shampoo bottle formats when planning the rest of your range. Made in Zhejiang, China. MOQ 10,000 pieces.

Specifications

Choose the Right Bottle Size and Pump

Plan a coordinated 300, 400 and 500 mL range

Use 300 mL for a compact SKU, 400 mL for a mid-size format or 500 mL for a larger household pack. Check labeled fill against the usable volume with the pump fitted. Approve the height and footprint of the filled assembly for shelves, shipping cartons and retail displays. If the sizes will share artwork, adapt the print area to each bottle rather than scaling the entire design uniformly.

Specify a pump for each formula

Send a production formula sample and viscosity range with the measurement temperature. Agree on the dose per full stroke and measure priming, dose consistency, return speed, nozzle drips and residual product at low fill. Repeat after storage and at the cooler end of intended use, especially for thicker lotion. Confirm neck fit and dip-tube length by SKU before sharing a pump across the three sizes.

Approve fit and handling with filled samples

Check whether the bottle stays stable when the pump is pressed off center and whether the nozzle clears the front face. Try dispensing with wet hands. Confirm the closure configuration for transit and apply agreed side or inverted leak checks with the actual formula. If a lock, clip, seal or specific closure performance is required, include it in the approved assembly specification.

Custom Pink Shades, Screen Printing and Private Label

Set separate shade targets for the HDPE bottle, pump collar and actuator. Use a physical color standard and approve the assembled unit under agreed lighting before signing off. The same color reference can look different across components and finishes. Use the packaging color consistency guide to define the approval method and allowable variation.

Supply vector artwork with spot colors, barcode and placement dimensions. Use the size-specific print outline, keeping critical type away from the curved shoulder, side edges and base transition. Approve opacity and legibility on the pink body. Rub-test the print after contact with water and the actual product. If you need a label, ask for a trial to check edge lift, barcode scanning and adhesion on the selected surface.

Product Views and Pump Details

Review the assembled bottles, pump head, side profile and base before approving the size-specific drawings.

Compatibility, Sampling and Filling

Approve the packaging in stages

Start with undecorated fit samples of the selected sizes, then approve a decorated production-intent sample. Record bottle and pump dimensions, resin and component materials, approved color, acceptable surface variation and artwork alignment. Retain a signed sample with the inspection criteria for bulk orders and repeat runs.

Run a filling-line trial

Check conveyor and guide clearances, bottle orientation, filling nozzle clearance and pump installation. For each size, confirm target fill, headspace, closing settings and coding position. Approve adjustable guides or change parts before the full order. Check the bottle wall for visible handling marks or deformation after filling and packing.

Qualify the filled package

Test the formula against the HDPE body, pump, dip tube and other wetted components in the intended pack. Agree on sample count, storage orientations, temperatures and test duration. Inspect for leaks, distortion, discoloration, odor change, altered dispensing and loss of print adhesion. Include transport simulation in the final carton configuration if required by the purchasing specification.

Bulk Inspection, Export Packing and RFQ

Agree on lot sampling and rejection criteria before production. Inspect shade, print alignment, body finish, dimensions, pump fit and function, leakage, batch labels and unit counts. Define how pumps are packed and protect bottle surfaces from scuffs and actuators from compression. Request counts per carton, carton dimensions, gross weight, total cubic volume and pallet configuration for a comparable freight estimate.

For a wholesale packaging quote, send quantity by capacity, formula details, target pump dose, body and pump color references, vector artwork, packing requirements, destination and planned arrival date. Ask for itemized prices for bottles, pumps, decoration, samples, any tooling and freight. Confirm payment terms, the event that starts production lead time, inspection date and the dispatch window in writing.

Buyer FAQ

What capacities are available?

Choose from 300 mL, 400 mL and 500 mL nominal sizes. Approve usable fill and assembled dimensions by drawing and sample before committing to labels, cartons or filling settings.

What is the minimum order quantity?

The MOQ is 10,000 pieces. Confirm whether sizes and colors can be combined and the accepted quantity per configuration.

Does the quote include the pump?

Request a complete bottle-and-pump assembly on the quote. Confirm the dip tube, any clip or lock, component packing and carton quantity.

Can the same pump dispense lotion, shampoo and shower gel?

Test each formula with the intended pump. Approve dose, priming, return, nozzle cleanup and low-fill performance before standardizing across formulas.

Can all three sizes use one pump?

Compare the neck drawings and test assembled samples. Confirm the fit and required dip-tube cut length for each capacity.

Can you match our pink shade or add our logo?

Send physical or Pantone color targets and vector artwork. Approve the bottle and pump together, and sign off on a screen-printed sample for the selected size.

Can I order samples before production?

Request fit samples and a decorated pre-production sample. Confirm sample cost, turnaround and which parts will match the bulk run.

How do I verify leakage during shipping?

Define the shipping configuration, close or secure the pump as approved, and test filled samples under agreed orientations and transit conditions. Record clear pass criteria before bulk inspection.

Can the bottles run on our automatic filler?

Supply the line and closing equipment requirements. Verify neck position, guide spacing, fill settings and pump installation on the actual line in a filled pilot.

What documentation can I request for a baby-care line?

List the required resin and component declarations, lot traceability and formula or market-specific documentation in the RFQ. Approve the exact assembly and supporting documents before commercial use.

What affects the price and lead time?

Provide the size and color mix, print details, sample approvals, packing and destination. The written quote should identify included parts, tooling if applicable, production schedule and shipping terms.

How are defects or shortages handled?

Agree on inspection and claim terms before ordering. Keep carton labels, batch details, affected counts, sample units and photos so the issue can be traced to the shipment lot.