Heart-Shaped PET Lotion Pump Bottle 380mL

380 mL Pink Heart-Shaped PET Lotion Pump Bottle

Boyu Packaging’s 380 mL pink PET bottle pairs a flat heart-shaped body with a press-down lotion pump for body lotion, shampoo and shower gel. The molded lobes frame the front artwork and determine the widest point for shelf and carton planning. Compare lotion bottle formats when building a coordinated range. Made in Zhejiang, China. MOQ 10,000 pieces.

Specifications

Specify the Bottle and Pump as an Assembly

Set fill volume, neck fit and pump dose

Start with the labeled net contents and confirm fill height with the pump inserted. Supply a production formula sample, its viscosity range and the measurement temperature. Set a target dose in grams or milliliters per full stroke and agree on an allowable range. Measure priming strokes, output consistency, actuator return, nozzle drips and residual product at low fill. Repeat after storage and at the cooler end of intended use for thicker lotion or gel.

Check the heart silhouette during dispensing and filling

Test the filled bottle on a wet counter. Check for front-to-back rocking and tipping while pressing off center, then verify nozzle clearance over the front face. On the filling line, confirm orientation repeatability, guide clearance at the widest point, access to the recessed neck, and pump installation. Use the approved fit sample to set fixtures before ordering bulk cartons or artwork.

Confirm shipping configuration and formula compatibility

Test the approved PET body, pump, seals and dip tube with the actual formula. Specify the closure setup for transit, including a lock or clip if required. Agree on sample count, conditioning time, temperature and pack orientations, then inspect for leakage, distortion, stress marks, discoloration and changes in dispensing. Run a transport trial in the final carton when required by the purchasing specification.

Custom Color and Private-Label Screen Printing

Provide a physical shade standard for the bottle and a separate reference for the pump. Approve pink color and surface finish on a physical sample under agreed lighting. Use the packaging color consistency guide to set the inspection method for repeat orders.

Place critical type in the central printable zone. Keep fine artwork clear of the upper cleft, the curved lobes and the narrowing base. Approve a printing proof for position, contrast and legibility, and check adhesion after wet rubbing and formula exposure. If using a pressure-sensitive label, run a trial for edge lift, wrinkles and barcode scan performance. Confirm print, label and color options for the selected configuration in the quote.

Product Views and Pump Details

Review the front, side, base and threaded neck before approving the pump and bottle drawing.

Sampling, Production Approval and Quality Control

Approve a fit sample and a decorated sample

Check the drawing against the actual bottle, including neck and pump fit, base stability and assembled height. Then approve a decorated production-intent sample for color, surface finish and artwork. Agree on acceptable variation and retain signed samples for the first run and repeat orders. If commissioning a new mold or modified silhouette, document tooling cost, ownership and approval stages.

Use a filled pilot and written inspection criteria

Confirm target fill, line handling, closing settings and lot-code placement on your production line. Agree on lot sampling, defect classification and rejection criteria. Inspect the bottle for shape and visual defects, verify pump action and leakage against agreed limits, and check print position, carton count and labels. Record the lot and carton details for receiving and any claim.

Export Packing, Lead Time and RFQ

Agree whether pumps ship mounted or separately packed. Mounted pumps need enough top clearance to prevent accidental actuation. Match bottles and loose pumps by component count and lot. Specify bags or partitions where the rounded shoulders or decorated faces can rub. Request units per carton, carton dimensions, gross weight, total shipment volume, pallet pattern and the named delivery term.

To request a wholesale packaging quote, send the order quantity, filling formula, target pump dose, color and finish references, vector artwork, required testing, shipping destination and required arrival date. Ask for itemized bottle, pump, decoration, sample, tooling and freight costs where applicable. Confirm the event that starts lead time and the milestones for sample approval, production, inspection and dispatch.

Buyer FAQ

What is the minimum order quantity?

The MOQ is 10,000 pieces. Confirm the permitted split by bottle color, pump color or artwork before ordering.

Is 380 mL the actual fill volume?

380 mL is the nominal capacity. Confirm labeled fill, brimful capacity and headspace with the selected pump on a filled sample.

Is the bottle supplied with a pump?

Request the complete bottle-and-pump set in the quote. Confirm the dip tube and any transport clip or lock, and whether the pump ships mounted.

Can it dispense thicker body lotion?

Qualify the specific formula and pump together. Measure priming, pump return, dose consistency and residual product, especially after storage or at lower temperatures.

What is the bottle finish?

Approve the pink shade, gloss level and texture on a physical sample. Use the signed sample to set appearance tolerances for bulk inspection.

Can you match our color and print our logo?

Submit color references and vector artwork. Approve the bottle and pump colors together, then verify print alignment and adhesion on the selected surface.

Can I request a sample before ordering?

Request a fit sample with the intended pump and a decorated production-intent sample. Confirm sample fees, timing and the parts that match bulk production.

Will this bottle run on an automatic filling line?

Review the width, depth, neck position and closing requirements against your equipment. Run a pilot to confirm guide settings, orientation, fill accuracy and pump installation.

How do I check leakage in shipping?

Approve the pump and packing configuration, then test filled units using the agreed storage orientations and shipping conditions. Judge the result against written acceptance criteria.

What documentation can I request?

Specify the material declarations, test records, lot traceability or market-specific documents required for your finished SKU. Confirm availability and scope in the quote.

What determines price and production lead time?

Confirm the bottle and pump specification, order mix, decoration, packaging, approval milestones and delivery term. Ask for itemized pricing and a dated schedule in writing.

How are shortages or defects handled?

Agree on the receiving inspection and claims procedure before purchase. Retain affected units, carton labels, lot numbers, photos and quantities to support traceability.