30Tpd Clear High-End Cosmetic Bottle Glass Production Line for Customized Container Manufacturing

The manufacturing process begins with gathering raw materials including sand, soda ash, and limestone, followed by several key steps:

• Melting: Raw materials are melted in a furnace at extremely high temperatures to form molten glass.
• Shaping: Molten glass is shaped into the desired bottle form using molds or automated machinery.
• Annealing: Newly formed bottles are gradually cooled in a controlled process to relieve internal stresses and strengthen the glass.

Blow and Blow Process: Compressed air forms the gob into a parison, establishing the neck finish. The parison is then flipped and blown into its final shape.

Press and Blow Process: A plunger forms the gob into a parison, followed by air blowing. This method allows for lightweight container production while maintaining strength.

The glass bottle originated in ancient Mesopotamia around 1500 BCE, where glassblowing was developed. This innovation allowed for uniform and intricate designs, revolutionizing liquid storage and transportation.

From these humble beginnings, glass bottles have evolved into indispensable containers, continually adapted to meet modern packaging needs while maintaining their fundamental advantages.

Glass bottles come in various shapes, sizes, and colors to meet different packaging requirements and aesthetic preferences:

Bottle mouths come in various types including screw, cork, pouring, crown cap, roll-on cap, plastic cap, spray mouth, press type mouth, prize up mouth, glass stopper frosted mouth, mouth with handle and tubular type mouth.