The first step in the production process involves batch preparation. Raw materials like sand, soda ash, limestone, and recycled glass are accurately measured and mixed. This mix is key for making high-quality glass. I

The mixed batch is then put into a furnace. It is heated to around 1700°C. The heat melts the raw materials into molten glass. It ensures the molten glass is uniform and pure. It must meet the high standards for wholesale bottles.

Once the molten glass is ready, it is formed into bottles using one of two methods: Blow and Blow or Press and Blow. These methods involve shaping the molten glass into glass bottles using molds. The chosen method depends on the manufacturer’s design requirements for their wholesale clients.

After forming, the glass bottles are slowly cooled in an annealing oven. This process is called annealing. It relieves stress inside the glass. This ensures its durability and strength.

The cooled bottles undergo rigorous inspection and quality control processes. Automated systems and manual checks are used to detect any defects or imperfections.

Empty bottles proceed to labeling machines that digitally print customized graphics. Finally, the finished glass bottles are packaged and prepared for shipment. Efficient packaging methods protect the bottles during transit. They ensure the bottles reach wholesale clients in perfect condition