AIRLESS / WDA03
Check the dispensing system
Request the complete actuator and bottle. Evaluate priming, output and sealing with your intended contents.
Review WDA03CUSTOM PACKAGING / SAMPLING & MOQ
Get the right sample before you commit to volume.
Start with an actual WDPACK model, decide what the sample must prove, then confirm the MOQ and commercial terms for that configuration. Some stocked bottles may start at 300 pieces; normal MOQ is 10,000 pieces.
10,000 pcsNormal MOQ; confirm by product and finish
300 pcsPossible only for some bottles in stock
7-15 daysGeneral preparation time for special printing or decoration samples; confirm for your artwork
01 / START WITH A REAL FORMAT
Which pack should the first sample represent?
Compare an assembled dispenser, a skincare bottle and a jar before discussing decoration. These are catalogue examples; stock status and the exact capacity or components must be confirmed for the selected SKU.
SKINCARE / WDS01
Check bottle, print and pump
Confirm the target fill, neck and component fit; use a decorated proof if artwork or color matters.
Review WDS01
JAR / WDJ001
Check access and closure
Assess the opening, lid and liner combination with the cream or balm you intend to fill.
Review WDJ00102 / VERIFY STOCK BY SKU
What must be checked before a 300-piece plan is viable?
WDPACK's lower minimum applies only to some bottles in stock. A warehouse photograph shows storage, but cannot establish live availability. Send one specific configuration and ask for a written response.
- Exact SKU and required capacity
- Color, bottle material and pump or cap combination
- Quantity, sample need and destination
- Whether any printing or surface change is required
03 / CHOOSE THE ORDER ROUTE
Stock, standard production or a new structure?
A sample quantity, a stock-order minimum and a bulk-production MOQ are different decisions. The chosen route determines the questions to settle before quotation.
Ask what is available now
Some stocked bottles may start at 300 pieces. Verify the exact SKU, color, components and whether a finish change is possible at that quantity.
Output: current availability and eligible MOQ.Plan around 10,000 pieces
Use the normal MOQ as a planning figure. Define the bottle, decoration, packing and required quantity before requesting unit price and lead time.
Output: confirmed specification and quotation.Agree design and mold scope
Mark changes to body, neck or dimensions against a reference. Tooling, proofing cost, MOQ and timing need a project-specific proposal.
Output: development scope and sample plan.Design and mold routeCHOOSE THE RIGHT PROOF
What question should the sample answer?
Request a sample with a purpose. The sample type determines what can be judged and what still needs a later decorated or assembled proof.
01 / MODEL SELECTION
Stock bottle sample
Use an available model to compare shape, size and handling. Ask which bottle and components are included; a plain sample does not approve future artwork.
Check: model, capacity and basic fit.02 / BRAND APPEARANCE
Decorated sample
Provide artwork, color and finish references for special printing or decoration. WDPACK's general preparation guide is 7-15 days, with a possible sample charge.
Check: placement, finish and color.03 / ORDER REFERENCE
Approved assembled pack
Review the selected bottle with its intended closure or dispenser. Record the appearance and functional checks agreed for the production order.
Check: final configuration and use.
05 / FROM REQUEST TO APPROVAL
Five handoffs before bulk production.
At each step, agree what the sample represents and keep the result with the exact SKU or drawing revision.
- 01Send the packaging brief
Buyer: SKU or reference, intended contents, target fill, components, quantity and destination.
- 02Confirm route and sample terms
WDPACK: model availability, stock or custom route, proofing scope, possible charge and timing.
- 03Review a physical model
Buyer: compare shape, fill opening, pump or cap fit and handling with the intended product.
- 04Approve decoration if required
Buyer and WDPACK: agree artwork version, color reference, print position and sample result.
- 05Release the order specification
Record approved sample, components, inspection points, packing, quantity and delivery terms.
INSPECT BEFORE APPROVING
Handle the sample as an order reference.
Decide which checks matter for your product before approving the proof. WDPACK's published criteria cover appearance and functional checks; the applicable limits should be agreed for the selected model.
Read the published criteriaAppearance
Look for molding defects, scratches, color differences and printing problems against the agreed reference.
Dimensions & fit
Compare capacity and critical dimensions; assemble the specified pump or cap and check fit.
Functional use
Agree the relevant leak, dispensing or other functional checks for the intended contents.
Pack-out
Check the component set and packing requirements that will appear in the bulk order.
BEFORE PAYING FOR A PROOF OR ORDER
Ask for one written answer on the exact configuration.
Sample timing and cost, MOQ, unit pricing and production terms are project-specific. Confirm them against a named SKU and component set instead of assuming they apply to a whole category.
- Availability
- Exact SKU, color and closure or dispenser in stock now.
- Sample scope
- Plain or decorated, quantity, fee and preparation time.
- Bulk specification
- MOQ, finish, components, packing and quantity.
- Commercial terms
- Quotation, payment and delivery arrangements for the destination.
A REQUEST SALES CAN ACT ON
Send one brief with the sample and order questions together.
Use the chosen model as a reference, then state which values are targets and which need WDPACK confirmation. This example is a request structure, not a claim about WDS01 stock or specifications.
Prepare a sample brief- Model
- WDS01, or attach a marked reference for a new shape.
- Use
- Intended formula, target fill and dispensing action.
- Parts & finish
- Requested pump or cap, body color, artwork and print position.
- Sample
- Plain assembled bottle or decorated proof; state what you need to test.
- Commercial
- Estimated order quantity, delivery destination, target date and questions about MOQ or charges.
BEFORE YOU COMMIT
Sample and quantity questions.
Can I request a sample before a bulk order?
Yes. WDPACK's supplied FAQ says in-stock samples can be sent when available. Special printing or decoration samples generally need around 7-15 days and may carry a reasonable sample charge; confirm the actual scope and cost first.
Does 300 pieces apply to a custom finish?
WDPACK states that some bottles already in stock may start at 300 pieces. Confirm whether the exact SKU and proposed finish are eligible; do not assume a custom run has the same minimum.
Can I mix colors or pumps within the MOQ?
The published MOQ does not define how variants can be combined. Send the color and component breakdown and ask for a model-specific quotation.
Does a stock sample prove the final printed pack?
No. A stock sample helps with the model and components. Artwork, color and finish need a decorated proof when those are part of the order.
Is the 7-15 day window a production lead time?
No. It is WDPACK's general preparation window for special printing or decoration samples. Confirm the production schedule separately in the quotation.
START WITH YOUR REQUIREMENTS
Prepare an inquiry Start with a sample that answers your real questions.
Choose a model or send a reference, then state the contents, target fill, components, decoration, quantity and destination.
