Among the Emulsion foam pump head components and accessories, the most important ones are the piston (three-piece set), spring, body (the part where the spring is installed in the barrel) and other parts.

The piston, relying on the expansion and contraction of the spring, continuously performs the stroke action in the body to pull the material body out of the bottle body.
The mismatch between any part will lead to the serious problems highlighted in this article, that the pressing head cannot rebound or the material cannot be discharged after pressing.
In order to avoid this kind of situation, in the production process, we should first check whether the spring length is standard. The difference is a thousand miles away. The effect of the length on the piston cannot be ignored. If it is short, the return stroke of the piston will not be in place. The direct result is that after the pressing head is pressed down, the rebound cannot be recovered or the rebound is slow.
Secondly, check whether the thickness of the piston fits the body. During the movement of the piston, any gap will cause the inhalation to be weak, and the material will not be pressed by the head. Due to the nature of plastic expansion and contraction, a normal piston is very important to ensure the quality of the Emulsion foam pump head.
Finally, let's analyze the body of the Emulsion foam pump head. In view of the scalability of plastic, if the operation is not performed properly during injection molding, insufficient injection will cut off a thin layer of the body, resulting in uneven inner wall. Avoid leaving gaps, resulting in failure to discharge.
Through the analysis of the above three components, the phenomenon that the Emulsion foam pump head cannot be pressed, or that the pressing head cannot bounce up after pressing, can actually be avoided.