How are glass perfume bottles manufactured?

How are glass perfume bottles manufactured?

　　Creating glass perfume bottle can be accomplished by one of two different processes – the Blow and Blow, or the Press and Blow process. Each process is chosen based on the kind of glass perfume bottle being made.

　　To achieve the final glass perfume bottle shape, one of two processes are used.

　　Firstly, press and blow process.

　　The Press and Blow process is the most commonly used method in glass bottle manufacturing.

　　Secondly, blow and blow process

　　The Blow and Blow process is used to create narrow containers. It also requires an IS machine, where gobs of molten glass are gravity fed into the mold.

　　In conclusion, once the bottle has been completely formed, it is removed from the mold and transferred to the annealing lehr. And then the lehr reheats the bottes to a temperature of about 1,050 degrees Fahrenheit then gradually cools them to about 390F. This process allows the glass to cool at an even rate.

　　Notice: The glass perfume bottles are subjected to careful inspections to ensure they meet quality control guidelines. The glass perfume bottles are then packaged on pallets and prepared for shipping.