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Black plastic cream dispenser 18 mm, black top

The black plastic 18 mm cream dispenser is a pump with a locking cap that turns a standard bottle into a hygienic dispensing container. full description

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Product codeOVD18PC3
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Product description

The black plastic 18 mm cream dispenser is a pump with a locking cap that turns a standard bottle into a hygienic dispensing container. Cream, body lotion or serum is dispensed by pressing the head — without opening the bottle and without fingers touching the contents, which is particularly valuable with emulsions requiring careful preservation and with facial products.

The dispenser comes with a dip tube and is designed for bottles with the neck size specified in the product parameters. It suits lighter creams, facial milks, serums and fluids where precise and repeatable dosing matters.


Key benefits

  • Hygienic dispensing – contents are dispensed without opening the container and without finger contact, helping to maintain cleanliness and emulsion stability throughout use.
  • Small, repeatable dose – each press releases the same small amount, making the dispenser well suited to more concentrated products dispensed in small quantities (serums, eye creams, fluids).
  • Polypropylene (PP) – a lightweight, shatter-resistant plastic that tolerates standard water-based and oil-based cosmetic bases without issue.
  • Consistent appearance – the black pump head and cap act as a colour accent on dark glass and unify a product line across different bottles.
  • Confirmed suitability for cosmetics – the packaging is suitable for use with cosmetic products; the declaration can be found in the product parameters.

Use in formulation

The dispenser screws onto a bottle with the matching neck type specified in the parameters. The dip tube should reach the bottom of the bottle. For shorter bottles it can be trimmed with a sharp knife or scissors so it ends just above the base. The cut must be straight and clean; any burrs or an uneven cut will cause the tube to draw in air, resulting in an inconsistent dose.

The dispenser is suited to liquid to medium-viscosity formulations. Thick creams with a high wax content, butters or products with larger particles (scrubs) do not pump well and may clog the mechanism.

Before making a final packaging choice, fill a test bottle with the finished formulation and use it for several days. This lets you verify that the pump draws smoothly, that the dose remains consistent, and that the head does not drip at the given viscosity.

Fill the bottle only to its nominal volume, not to the brim. The headspace between the fill level and the neck is needed to accommodate the dip tube and pump mechanism, and to allow for slight expansion of the contents with temperature changes. The first one or two presses after fitting the dispenser only prime the dip tube; product will not flow until after that.


Suitable for products such as

  • facial serums and fluids dispensed in small amounts,
  • facial and body milks of lighter consistency,
  • light O/W creams and toning preparations,
  • eye and targeted creams with low viscosity,
  • oil serums and blends of vegetable oils,
  • liquid products containing active ingredients sensitive to repeated opening of the container.

Good to know

Before first use, rinse the dispenser with clean water, disinfect with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol, and allow it to dry completely. Residual water in the mechanism would otherwise dilute the first doses and, with preservation-sensitive formulations, could be a source of contamination.

For products with a high proportion of essential oils, concentrated fragrance compositions or solvents, we recommend verifying that prolonged contact does not alter the flexibility of the dip tube or the seal of the mechanism.

When shipping a filled bottle, secure the pump head against being pressed down; otherwise it may be depressed in transit and the contents may leak.

The dispenser can be reused after thorough cleaning. Rinse it with warm water and a small amount of mild detergent, pump clean water through it several times, and allow it to dry. When empty, it belongs in plastic waste.


Frequently asked questions

Which bottles are compatible with the 18 mm cream dispenser?
The dispenser fits bottles with the same neck type specified in this product's parameters. Both the diameter and thread type matter, not the bottle volume. Adjust the dip tube length to the bottle height by trimming. Ready-made bottle and dispenser combinations, as well as individual bottles with a matching neck, are available in the Handymade range. For your own combination, we recommend checking the seal and dispensing performance with the specific formulation.
Is the 18 mm cream dispenser suitable for thick creams?
It is not suitable for thick creams. The small dose and narrow dip tube are designed for liquid to medium-viscosity formulations such as milks, serums, fluids and lighter O/W creams. With thick, waxy or buttery products the pump draws with difficulty, the dose becomes inconsistent and the mechanism may clog. For thick creams we recommend a jar or a dispenser with a larger output.
Can the cream dispenser be used for oil serums?
Yes, the polypropylene dispenser is also suitable for oil serums and blends of vegetable oils. Oils are fluid, draw well, and the small dose per press suits the way oil serums are applied. With a high proportion of essential oils, we recommend checking the tube behaviour and seal integrity over prolonged contact.
How do you shorten the dispenser dip tube?
Trim the tube with a sharp knife or scissors so that after fitting it ends just above the bottom of the bottle. The cut must be straight and free of burrs; any roughness causes the tube to draw air and the dispenser to dose inconsistently. Trim gradually, in smaller increments, and test-fit the tube after each cut.
Why does the cream dispenser not dispense at first?
The first one or two presses after fitting the dispenser simply prime the empty dip tube — this is normal behaviour, not a fault. If the dispenser still does not dispense after several presses, check that the tube reaches below the fill level, that it has not been trimmed too short, and that the formulation is not too thick to be drawn up.
How to prepare the cream dispenser before first filling?
Rinse the dispenser with clean water, disinfect with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol, and allow it to dry completely. It is advisable to pump the disinfectant through the mechanism several times to reach the internal parts. Thorough drying is particularly important with anhydrous formulations and with emulsions that have a low preservative concentration.

Parameters

Product color
Black
Country of origin
China
Diameter
22,1 mm
Thread type
18/415
Height
41,6 mm
Product material
PlasticPP
Tube length
115 mm
Dose
0.14 ml

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