Use an available model
Some in-stock bottles may start at 300 pieces. Ask for the exact SKU, color, pump or cap, current availability and a stock sample.
Check sampling and MOQChoose the format, define what a sample must prove and set the specification that production and inspection will follow.

These are catalogue routes, not specifications shared by every SKU. Open the model views, then confirm capacity, material and supplied parts for your selection.
SKINCARE BOTTLES / WDS01What contents, capacity and pump or cap will the pack need?
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AIRLESS PACKS / WDA01How should the assembled dispenser prime, seal and deliver the formula?
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COSMETIC JARS / WDJ001Which opening, lid and liner will suit the intended contents?
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COSMETIC TUBES / WDHEU02Which opening, cap, artwork area and fill or seal method matter?
Compare series modelsOther series include foaming bottles, lotion bottles, toner bottles, solid balm containers, wash-care and laundry packaging. Browse the full catalogue.
The route changes what to confirm before requesting a quotation. Availability, component set and terms are specific to the selected model.
Some in-stock bottles may start at 300 pieces. Ask for the exact SKU, color, pump or cap, current availability and a stock sample.
Check sampling and MOQSelect a base bottle and provide artwork, color or finish reference and print position. Confirm the method and physical sample before bulk production.
Review finish optionsBring a reference bottle, sketch or drawing and mark what must change. Scope, tooling terms and schedule require a project review.
Discuss developmentWDPACK states a normal MOQ of 10,000 pieces. The 300-piece possibility applies only to some bottles already in stock.
Each source answers a different question. Keep the selected SKU and component combination in view as you move toward a written order.
MODEL VIEWSCompare supplied photographs and any size drawing. Note the contents, target capacity and dispensing format to confirm.
Compare actual models
PHYSICAL SAMPLECheck appearance, color, print placement, component fit and the functional points that matter for your formula.
Follow sample approval
WRITTEN ORDERRecord the approved sample, component set, finish, quantity, packing and inspection requirements before the batch.
See the production routeWDPACK can send a stock sample when the selected bottle is available. Samples needing special printing or decoration generally take around 7-15 days to prepare and may carry a charge. Confirm the actual terms for your artwork and model.
Plan sample and quantityShare the SKU or reference, intended contents, components, finish and artwork. State whether you need a stock or decorated sample.
Review appearance, dimensions, print, dispensing, fit and any agreed compatibility or leakage checks on the assembled pack.
Record the approved sample and applicable tests or tolerances in the written order specification.
A price for a photographed bottle is incomplete until the supplied parts, quantity and finish are defined.
SKU, product link, drawing or example bottle.
Formula type, dispensing needs and compatibility concerns.
Target capacity, closure, pump, cap or liner to verify.
Artwork, color reference, decoration and label position.
Estimated units, stock or custom route and sample request.
Destination, timing target and packing requirements.
View full-size report copyThe supplied sheet records appearance and functional checks for one 42-neck foam pump batch dated 2 July 2026. It shows how one batch was documented; it does not certify other models or future orders.
Use the selected SKU and approved sample to agree relevant appearance, dimension, adhesion, air-tightness and functional criteria before production.
Review inspection criteriaThe supplied material lists express carriers and sea or air freight, but no universal price, bulk lead time, sample freight charge or mold fee. These belong in the project quotation.
Use these pages to refine your shortlist, sampling plan and order brief.
Compare bottles, jars and tubes by series, then review the photographs and available size drawings for each model.
Open catalogueFind answers on samples, minimum quantities, decoration and shipping methods before planning an order.
Read the FAQSee the appearance, dimension, adhesion, air-tightness and functional checks used for packaging review.
Review qualitySee how an existing model, artwork sampling, packaging design and mold development fit into a custom brief.
Explore designExplore printing, surface finishing, labeling and assembly options, then confirm what suits your chosen model.
Explore finishesView WDPACK product footage and production equipment videos alongside real factory photographs.
Watch videosFollow actual WDPACK production photographs, finish examples, one batch record and packed goods through the decisions for a specific model.
Review the routeCompare like-for-like specifications and see which materials, parts, decoration and packing decisions change a quote.
Understand price driversPlan the closure, formula checks, sample tests and order approval for an oil-based cleansing product.
Read the guideReview neck fit, dispensing action and assembled pack checks before choosing components.
Compare componentsUse a show visit to compare physical packs and capture the information needed for a useful supplier follow-up.
Plan a show visit