Take you to understand the production and manufacture of glass bottles

Natural elements are used to create glass. Quartz sand is the primary component. Soda reduces the melting point of sand. Lime hardens, shines, and protects glass.
Meltage

Natural elements are used to create glass. Quartz sand is the primary component. Soda reduces the melting point of sand. Lime hardens, shines, and protects glass.

Raw Material

Quartz sand,lime,sodium carbonate,dolomite,feldspar

Raw Mateial

Meltage

The furnace raises the temperature of the mixture to 1,580° Celsius. The primary raw materials and used glass melt. Natural gas is used to generate the heat required for the glass manufacturing process.

Meltage

Shape Up

The molten glass is constantly changing. Warm, gleaming glass drops are cut off, directed into a gutter, and fed into a pre-mould. Compressed air gives the glass container its final shape in the final mould.

Shape Up

Cooling

The red-hot glass jars and bottles are gradually cooled in the cooling oven to release any tension in the material. After that, the surface is treated to prevent scratches.

Cooling

Detection

At the cold end of our glass production, we strictly test product quality

Detection

Package Delivery

Glass containers are lined up on pallets and wrapped in film in a fully automated process. They proceed to the finished goods warehouse or directly to dispatch from here.

Package Delivery

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Are Plastic Caps the Unsung Heroes of Product Packaging?

Plastic caps may be the most inconspicuous yet critical components among the numerous things we buy and use on a daily basis. They silently guard the necks of bottles, performing numerous functions such as product protection, ngawari ki te whakamahi, and environmental recycling. I tenei ra, let’s look at these little plastic caps and how they play an important part in product packaging.

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