Fine Mist Sprayers & Treatment Pumps

Spray and lotion pumps are precision dispensing mechanisms. A fine-mist sprayer uses a pump and a small orifice to atomise a thin liquid into an even mist — ideal for toners, facial mists and body sprays — while a treatment or lotion pump delivers a fixed, metered dose of a thicker product like a serum, lotion or cream with one press.

The output is matched to the product: a treatment pump might deliver a tenth of a millilitre of precious serum, a lotion pump several millilitres of body cream. The dip tube reaches the bottle base so the bottle empties, and the pump gasket seals the neck.

Toners and facial mists, serums and treatments, lotions and emulsions, fragrance and body sprays, hair and scalp products, cleansers and micellar waters, sun and SPF lotions, and spa and professional skincare.

A pump body with an actuator, stem, spring, gasket and dip tube, in CT-neck or crimp (FEA15) fitments. Mist sprayers atomise low-viscosity liquids; treatment and lotion pumps meter a set dose suited to the product's thickness. Metal-free (all-plastic) pumps are available for sensitive or metal-incompatible formulas; metallized or colored shrouds give the finish.

Match the pump to the neck and to the product viscosity, and ensure the dip-tube length suits the bottle so it primes and empties. Confirm pump and gasket compatibility with the formula, especially for high-active, alcoholic or oil-rich products. Lockable actuators prevent leaks in transit; pumps may ship capped or separate to avoid priming on the way.

Pumps are assembled from multiple injection-molded parts plus a spring and dip tube on automated lines, then function-tested for output and seal. Dose accuracy, spray pattern (for misters), priming and seal integrity are the key quality checks; shrouds are decorated separately.