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The round vodka bottle is one of the commonly used packaging containers for vodka. Its design not only meets the storage needs of vodka but also has a certain aesthetic appeal. Round vodka bottles are usually made of glass because glass has good chemical stability and transparency, which can protect the vodka from external contamination, while allowing consumers to clearly see the color and state of the vodka. In addition, the glass material also has a certain aesthetic appeal, enhancing the product's sense of quality.
Extra Flint Glass: Extra flint glass offers high clarity and brilliance, making it ideal for a round vodka bottle. Its exceptional transparency enhances the appearance of vodka and other spirits, allowing the contents to shine. This material is more expensive but is often chosen for high-end spirits due to its luxury appeal.
Normal Flint Glass: Normal flint glass is a clear, colorless, and stable glass material, commonly used in the packaging of foods, beverages, and sauces, and occasionally for wines and spirits, like the 50ml vodka bottle. It is a cost-effective option compared to higher-grade flint glass, while still offering quality and functionality.
High Flint Glass: High flint glass is known for its enhanced clarity and strength, providing a high-end appearance similar to extra flint glass but at a slightly lower cost. This glass is often chosen for premium spirits packaging, such as the 500ml vodka bottle, balancing quality with cost efficiency.
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Raw Material Preparation
Round vodka bottles are usually made of glass. Therefore, high-quality glass raw materials such as quartz sand, soda ash, and limestone need to be prepared before production.
Glass Melting
The prepared glass raw materials are put into a furnace and heated to a high temperature until they melt into liquid glass.
Forming
The liquid glass is shaped using molds. In the molds, the liquid glass cools and solidifies according to the mold's shape, forming the initial shape of the bottle.
Annealing
After forming, the round vodka bottles need to undergo annealing treatment. Annealing involves heating the round vodka bottle to a certain temperature and then slowly cooling it down to eliminate internal stresses in the glass and increase the strength of the bottle.
Cutting and Polishing
The annealed round vodka bottle needs to be cut and polished to remove excess glass and to make the surface of the bottle smoother.
Decorating and Labeling
Finally, the round vodka bottle is decorated according to design requirements (such as spraying, engraving, etc.), and labels and anti-counterfeiting marks are applied.