
WDPACK cosmetic packaging
Plastic bottles, jars, tubes and dispensing formats, with design, manufacturing, decoration and sample support.


Start with a real model, then define your own pack
Guangzhou Weidong Packaging Products Co., Ltd. supplies cosmetic plastic packaging under WDPACK. The catalogue covers skincare bottles, airless packs, jars, lotion and foaming dispensers, tubes and wash-care formats.
For a new look or construction, the company profile lists packaging design, mold development, sample making, manufacturing, printing, plating, labeling and assembly. The chosen bottle and order requirements determine the practical route.
11 series give buyers several starting points.
Compare by application and dispensing format, then narrow the choice to an actual SKU and assembled sample.
Skin care
Bottles for treatment and daily-care formats
WDAAirless
Assembled dispensing systems to sample
WDJJars
Cream and balm access, lid and liner choices
WDHEWash care
Hair and body-care shapes and closures
WDFFoaming
Bottle and foam-pump combinations
WDHEUTubes
Opening, cap and sealing considerations
One project can move through design, production and approval.
WDPACK's company profile lists packaging design, mold development, sample making, manufacturing, printing, plating, labeling and assembly. The route and commercial terms depend on the selected model and project scope.
Explore the choices- DefineCatalogue model or drawing, contents, quantity and intended use.
- DevelopDesign or mold work when an existing format does not fit.
- ApprovePhysical sample, appearance, components and function.
- ProduceAgreed bulk configuration, finish and inspection points.
- DeliverPacking, destination and handover terms.
Bring the product requirements; settle the manufacturing route together.
The buyer and WDPACK need the same approved reference before an order moves into production.
What the buyer brings
- Intended formula and dispensing use
- Target capacity, SKU or reference drawing
- Components, artwork and finish reference
- Estimated quantity and destination
What the project must settle
- Existing model or design and mold scope
- Sample type, timing and any charge
- Approved pack and inspection points
- Final quotation, packing and delivery terms
See the product, the workplace and a recorded check.
Each source answers a different part of the purchasing decision.

Product photographs
Shortlist visible shape and finish; request dimensions and assembled components.

Factory media
See production, warehouse and showroom spaces behind the catalogue.

Inspection record
Read one batch example and agree the relevant checks for your order.
From the selected bottle to an approved sample
Use the photographs and records to see the formats and work areas, then specify the version your project requires.
01 / MODEL & SHAPECompare the base format
Shortlist an SKU or bring a reference bottle and drawing for design or mold discussion.
Design and mold
02 / PRODUCTIONSee the handling at the line
Review real equipment and operator footage before agreeing the process for the selected model.
Factory photographs
03 / SAMPLE & INSPECTIONSet the acceptance points
Use the approved sample and a single-batch report example to discuss checks for your order.
Quality records
See the bottle bodies beside the equipment
The supplied photograph shows an operator handling white bottle forms at the line. Short equipment clips show further production activity; the exact process and components for a new order are settled against the selected SKU and sample.
Tour the factoryWatch a production-area clip
Use the video alongside the product views, showroom and warehouse photographs. For a purchasing decision, the physical sample and written specifications remain the reference.
Bring the model and the questions you need answered
Include your target capacity, components, finish, quantity and destination market.
