I rarely buy drinking glasses for our home. Most of the ones that we have are almost ancient and whenever I want to have new ones, I look for a DIY project that can help me out. If you remember a post that we did before on how to make beer bottle glasses, I’m sure wine drinkers like myself would love this craft project on how to make wine bottle glasses. So if you have a stas...

1. THE PUNT MAKES IT EASIER TO HOLD A WINE BOTTLE. 2. THE PUNT ALLOWS THE BOTTLE TO STAND UPRIGHT

First of all, to design and manufacture of molds, the glass raw materials quartz sand as the main raw material, together with other materials melt into a liquid at high temperatures, and then into the mold, cooling, incision, tempering, the formation of glass bottles. Glass bottles are generally rigid signs, signs made from the mold shape. Glass bottle molding in accordance wit...

As a feature to the mold itself, it is no problem to incorporate embossed/debossed features in your bottle. This is a cost effective (free, we emboss or deboss at no extra cost to you) way to give your product more impact and individualize your brand. Not all details can be achieved this way, but send us your design for review and we can let you know. At the moment it is very t...

Flint and super-flint are expressions for bottle glass qualities. Flint has good transparency, while super-flint offers the very best in clarity, often compared to crystal. Super-flint bottles tend to be of more substance, heavier, and often contain a deep base (or slug) – 20-30mm – that gives the bottle a further feel of quality. Super-flint tends to be the choice of brand...

A. Through Bore – This refers to the minimum neck diameter for ease in bottling. A fill tube must typically be at least 1mm narrower than the through bore. For example, if a through bore is 16.5 mm, then the fill tube is recommended to be 15.5 mm. Normal filling tubes are 15 mm or larger.

Raw material pre-processing. Crush the bulk materials (quartz sand, soda ash, limestone, feldspar, etc.) to dry the moist raw materials and remove the iron-containing raw materials to ensure the quality of the glass.

The glass batch material is heated at a temperature of 1550 to 1600 degrees in a pool kiln or furnace to heat it to form a liquid glass that is uniform, free of bubbles, and meets the molding requirements. Put the liquid glass into the mold to make the glass products of the required shape, such as flat plate, various utensils and other heat treatment.