White PP Foaming Pump
with 42-410 neck finish and 4" Dip Tube, 0.4 cc Output
Variants
Pricing
QuantityUnit PriceTotal Price
1-399$0.41$0.41
400+ (Case)$0.38$152.00
Quantity
Items$0.41 per unit
Cases$0.38 per unit
Can be allocated (43000 on route)
0 items total
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Pump closure engineered to dispense liquid products as rich, consistent foam. Must be paired with a foam bottle for proper function.Available in white for a clean, clinical look across personal care and wellness lines.This variant includes a 4" dip tube, sized for 6.5 oz foam bottles.
Built For
- Foaming hand soap
- Foaming facial cleanser
- Foaming body wash
- Foaming baby wash
- Foaming shaving cream
Sustainability
- PP (polypropylene) construction, resin code #5
- Pairs with PCR PET bottles for a more sustainable packaging system
Compatible Bottles
Fits any 42-410 bottle. Browse all 42-410 bottles.Important
Foaming pumps require foam bottles specifically. Standard rigid bottles interfere with the pump draw mechanism and produce weak, inconsistent foam.Related Guides
- How Foamer Pumps Work: Bottles & Neck Finishes
- Pump Output Sizes: cc per Stroke Chart
- PCR Bottles for Soap and Body Wash
Ordering
- No minimum order quantity
- Ships from Los Angeles warehouse
SKU
CAP05190203-0PCR
Weight
-
Dimensions
-
Color
White
variant
4" Dip Tube, 0.4 cc Output
Material
PP
Neck Finish
42-410
How does a foaming pump work?
A foaming pump mixes liquid soap concentrate with air as the pump is pressed, producing ready-to-use foam directly from the bottle. Inside the pump, liquid passes through a mesh screen while air is drawn in through a separate chamber. The air-to-liquid ratio creates the foam. This is why foaming pumps require diluted formulas, typically one part soap to three or four parts water.
Do foaming pumps require a special formula?
Yes. Foaming pumps need a diluted, low-viscosity formula to work properly. Standard soap or body wash straight from a regular bottle is too thick and will clog the mesh screen. The typical ratio is one part liquid soap concentrate to three or four parts water. Most brands formulate specifically for foaming dispensers with surfactant blends optimized for the air-to-liquid mixing ratio.
Are foaming pump dispensers more economical than regular pumps?
Yes. Foaming pumps use significantly less product per wash because the foam provides coverage with less liquid concentrate. A foaming pump bottle uses roughly one-fifth the soap per dispense compared to a standard lotion pump. This means the same volume of diluted product lasts longer, reducing cost per use for both the brand and the consumer.
What is the output per pump of a foaming dispenser?
Propacks foaming pumps deliver approximately 0.4 cc of foam output per pump press. The foam volume appears larger than the liquid equivalent because it is mixed with air. The 42-410 neck finish on Propacks foaming pumps is the industry standard for foam dispensers and fits Propacks bottles designed for foaming applications.
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