Quality Control :

1. Before the order to be confirmed, we should check the material & color of bottle by sample which should be strictly.
2. We will be tracing the different phase of production form the beginning.
3. Every bottle quality checked & cleaned before packing.
4. Before delivery clients could send one QC to check the quality.
5. We will try our best to help clients when problem occurred.

Our service :

1.OEM/ODM
2.Customize your logo and packaging.
3.7/24 after-sales service.

how to measure and find the size of a plastic foam pump:

Neck Size:

Measure the outer diameter of the neck of the pump where it attaches to the bottle or container.

Common sizes for pump necks are expressed in millimeters (mm), such as 24/410 or 28/410. The first number is the outer diameter of the neck, and the second number is the thread count (the number of threads per inch).

Tube Length:

Measure the length of the dip tube. The dip tube is the plastic tube that extends from the pump down into the product in the bottle.

This measurement is important to ensure that the tube reaches the bottom of the container to efficiently dispense the product.

Output:

Determine the desired foam output for your application. Foam pumps can have different foaming mechanisms that produce varied foam densities.

Dispensing Rate:

Consider the dispensing rate or dosage per pump. Some foam pumps are designed to dispense a specific amount of product with each pump.

Bottle Compatibility:

Ensure that the pump is compatible with the bottle or container you plan to use. This includes checking the threading and compatibility with the bottle material.

Consult Supplier or Manufacturer:

If you're unsure about the size or specifications, it's always a good idea to consult the supplier or manufacturer directly. They can provide detailed information about the product and may offer guidance on selecting the right size for your needs.

When searching for plastic foam pumps, you may come across terms like "24/410 foam pump" or "28/410 foam pump," indicating the neck size. Understanding these specifications will help you choose the right size for your specific application.