30 Oct 2024
Black Champagne Bottles: Slowing the Rate of Champagne Oxidation
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In the past few years, with the general trend of reducing the use of plastics and reducing environmental pollution, the world's major breweries and glass packaging users are demanding a significant reduction in carbon emissions of packaging materials. For a long time, the task of hot-end molding is to transport as many glass bottles as possible to the annealing furnace but does not pay much attention to their quality, and product quality has mainly become the focus of the cold end.
The hot end and the cold end are completely separated by the annealing furnace.
Therefore, in the case of quality problems, there is almost no timely and effective feedback from the cold end to the hot end; therefore, timely solving the product quality problems at the hot end, helps molding equipment to improve machine speed, and achieve lightweight glass bottles, and reduce carbon emissions become particularly important. In order to achieve this goal, Rising glass introduces high-end equipment and systems and applies them to the hot-end molding of glass bottles to produce lighter, stronger, and less defective glass containers while increasing machine speed.
