As a traditional packaging material, glass bottle are widely used in the fields of wine, medicine and cosmetics due to their environmental protection and excellent performance. From production to use, glass bottles demonstrate the combination of modern industrial technology and sustainable development.
l Production process: from raw materials to finished products
The production of glass bottles originates from simple raw materials: quartz sand, soda ash and limestone. These raw materials are mixed and sent into a high-temperature furnace to melt into a uniform glass liquid at about 1500℃. Subsequently, the glass liquid is shaped by blowing or pressing to form the basic outline of the bottle.After being formed, the bottles undergo an annealing process to eliminate internal stress and increase their strength, before being quality inspected, cleaned and packaged to ensure that the product is defect-free before finally being put on the market.
l Advantages: Environmental protection and safety coexist
Glass bottles are 100% recyclable and can be reused many times, significantly reducing resource waste. In addition, glass has strong chemical stability and is not easy to react with the contents, making it an ideal packaging for products with high hygiene requirements such as food and medicine.
Glass bottles,with their environmental, safety and high quality characteristics, have demonstrated their irreplaceable value in various fields. They are not only practical items in life, but also an important pillar of a green future.