Lotion Pump Assembly Machines
A rotary lotion pump assembly machine we supplied in Pakistan: six-part pumps, rated at 5,000 per hour.
Our lotion pump assembly machines cover the whole pump or a single manual step: a rotary machine, a full line, or machines for dip tube inserting and testing, each set up for your own pump parts.
Machines for assembling and testing lotion pumps
Rotary Lotion Pump Assembly Machine
Assembles lotion pumps on one stand-alone machine, station by station on a rotary table.
- 40–60 pcs/min (2,400–3,600/hour)
Dip Tube Inserting Machine
Fits the dip tube into each pump, so tubes no longer go in by hand.
- 1,200 pumps/hour (rated, Pakistan)
Lotion Pump Head Assembly Machine AM-TY-03
Assembles lotion pump heads from their separate parts.
Lotion Pump Assembly Line
A full line: pumps move around a closed loop through the assembly stations.
- 50–65 pcs/min (3,000–3,900/hour), set by the final assembly and testing station
Multi-Station Lotion Pump Assembly & Testing Machine
Assembles and tests lotion pumps across several stations.
- 50–65 pcs/min (3,000–3,900/hour)
Pump Body & Gasket Assembly Machine
Fits the gasket onto the pump body, and can fit the closure on the same machine.
Lotion pump projects we have delivered
Lotion Pump Assembly Machine · Pakistan
Six-part lotion pumps on a rotary table, rated at 5,000 pumps per hour.
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Lotion Pump Dip Tube Inserting Machine · Pakistan
Dip tubes fitted into lotion pumps, rated at 1,200 pumps per hour.
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Pump Core Assembly Machine · UAE
Three-part pump cores on a multi-station rotary table, rated at 5,000 per hour.
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Start with the step you want to automate.
| You need | Machine |
|---|---|
| The whole pump, on one machine | Rotary Lotion Pump Assembly Machine The pump parts come together station by station on a rotary table. Output depends on your pump: 40–60 pcs/min on the model quoted in our technical offer, and the six-part machine we supplied in Pakistan is rated at 5,000 pumps per hour. It can include an inclined elevator that lifts parts into the vibratory bowl, with sensors along the feed tracks. |
| The whole pump, on a full line | Lotion Pump Assembly Line Pumps move around a closed loop through the assembly stations. Output 50–65 pcs/min, set by the final assembly and testing station. 220 V, 4 kW and 0.6 MPa air for the whole line; about 3,000 kg on about 40 m². |
| The pump head | Lotion Pump Head Assembly Machine AM-TY-03 Assembles lotion pump heads from their separate parts, set up for your own parts. |
| Assemble and test in one go | Multi-Station Lotion Pump Assembly & Testing Machine Assembles and tests lotion pumps across several stations. Output 50–65 pcs/min. 220 V, 1.2 kW; 3000 × 2800 × 1700 mm. |
| Fit the dip tube | Dip Tube Inserting Machine Fits the dip tube into each pump on a long inserting table under a clear cover. 220 V, 0.5–0.7 MPa air. Rated at 1,200 pumps per hour in Pakistan; other dip tube inserting machines we have supplied are rated at up to 4,800 pumps per hour. |
| Fit the gasket onto the pump body | Pump Body & Gasket Assembly Machine Can fit the closure on the same machine, so neither the gasket nor the closure goes on by hand. |
| Test pump heads that are already assembled | Pump Head Testing Machine Tests pump heads after assembly, set up for your part and the checks it needs. |
Not sure which step comes first? Send photos of your pump and we'll tell you which machine fits.
Frequently Asked Questions
How the parts are fed: How a Vibratory Bowl Feeder Works, Step by Step
How it is assembled: Lotion Pump Assembly: Stations, Step by Step
Send us your lotion pump
Drawings or photos of each part and the finished pump, plus your target output. We'll tell you whether it can be assembled, and how fast. Get an exact quote within 24–48 hours.