RPC Bramlage has introduced a new lotion pump designed to deliver enhanced functionality and user-friendly operation for a wide variety of cosmetic and personal care products.
Image: RPC’s new Lotus lotion pump. Photo: courtesy of RPC Group Plc.
The new Lotus pump, which combines a standard system with a customisable outer body, allows manufacturers to create an individual appearance for effective brand identity and improve on-shelf appeal.
Designed to offer a 1.5ml dose with minimal effort by the consumer, the pump utilizes RPC Bramlage’s experience in dispensing and is created in consultation with the customer to meet individual product characteristics.
RPC said that the bottle is created to ensure the lightest weight while providing the required levels of product protection and compatibility.
In order to maximize shipping, the pump heads can be supplied in the lock down position. It also offers a lock up position for spill protection during to traveling.
Additionally, the pump offers a choice of decoration options including special finishes such as soft touch, water droplet, rubber and gloss effects, in order to ensure the bottle is fully personalized as per the brand objectives.
RPC Bramlage business development & marketing director Derek Hindle said: “Our longstanding experience in all areas of dispensing, including sterile and airless applications that enable manufacturers to remove preservatives and chemicals while maintaining the required level of product protection, means we are ideally placed to introduce this next-generation of lotion pumps.
“The Lotus offers a flexible and cost-effective solution with a high level of customization.”
Earlier this year, RPC Bramlage has designed a new airless pump, XL5 which is suitable for large doses and can be used with ease.
RPC Bramlage, a unit of RPC Group, provides plastic packaging solutions for the markets of food & beverage packaging, household packaging, healthcare packaging, prestige & personal care packaging.
Employing more than 6000 people, the firm has 42 operations in 18 countries across the globe.