Step One: Raw materials inspection: Glass bottles are manufactured by more than a dozen raw materials like quartz powder, limestone, sodium carbonate, dolomite, feldspar, boric acid, sodium sulfate, barium sulfate, zinc oxide, potassium carbonate and cullet. Glass bottle is a container which will through 1600-degree heat to melt and shaping. We have warehouses to store them and specialized personnel to check the quality status for all incoming raw materials, and reject them in case they fail to our QC standards;
All raw materials mixture process is controlled and monitored by a computer-based automatic mixing system. This will ensure the stable glass bottle quality and avoid glass color or quality deviation.
Automatic inspection system We apply automatic inspection machines for the whole QC process. All glass defectives will be detected during the process and rejected immediately.
Our QC staff are positioned on line to constantly conduct quality control 24/7. They monitor variations and trends, acting quickly to deal with any out-of-spec production that may occur from time to time.
Bottles are routinely checked on the production line, after the electronic inspection station, prior to palletization These checks are conducted throughout production and any deviation from the agreed standard will ensure the bottle is rejected.
All rejected glass bottles will be recycled through an enclosed conveyor system down to the cullet, this will 100% avoid broken glass fly into inside of glass bottle or even hurt the workers.
