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Oil Dispenser Jar Vinegar and Oil Bottle products are made of more than a dozen materials such as broken glass, soda ash, carbon (C) scallop, quartz sand, etc., a container made through 1600 degrees high temperature ablation and shaping skills, which can be based on Different molds produce glass bottles of different shapes.

First of all, we must plan and make the mold. The material of Oil Dispenser Jar Vinegar and Oil Bottle products uses quartz sand as the primary material, plus other auxiliary materials that melt into a liquid at high temperature, and then write it into the mold, cool, cut, and temper. Glass bottle. Oil Dispenser Jar Vinegar and Oil Bottle products usually have a rigid symbol, and the symbol is also made of a mold shape. According to the production method, the molding of Oil Dispenser Jar Vinegar and Oil Bottle products can be divided into three types: manual blowing, mechanical blowing and kneading molding. According to the ingredients, Oil Dispenser Jar Vinegar and Oil Bottle products can be divided into the following categories: one is soda glass, the other is lead glass, and the third is borosilicate glass.

The primary raw materials of Oil Dispenser Jar Vinegar and Oil Bottle products are natural ore materials, quartz stone, caustic soda, limestone, etc. Glass bottle my country's traditional beverage packaging container, glass is also a kind of packaging material with a long history. With many packaging materials pouring into the market, glass containers still occupy an important position in beverage packaging, which is inseparable from its packaging characteristics that other packaging materials cannot replace.

Oil Dispenser Jar Vinegar and Oil Bottle products have a high degree of transparency and corrosion resistance, and will not change the nature of the material when touched with most chemicals. Its production skills are simple, the appearance is free and changeable, the hardness is large, heat-resistant, clean, easy to organize, and has the characteristics of reusability. As packaging materials, glass bottles are mainly used for food, oil, wine, beverages, condiments, cosmetics and liquid chemical products, etc., and they are widely used. However, glass bottles also have its shortcomings, such as large weight, relatively high transportation and storage costs, and inability to withstand impact.