Glass Bottle 420ml

A glass bottle is a rigid container, typically with a narrow neck, primarily used to hold and transport liquids and semi-liquids.

Here is a more detailed description of its characteristics and uses:

Key Characteristics:

• Material: Made from glass, which is generally a mix of silica (sand), soda ash, and limestone.

• Shape: Most commonly cylindrical, but can come in a wide variety of shapes (square, rectangular, oval, etc.) and sizes, from small vials to large liquor bottles.

• Neck and Opening: Features a neck that is narrower than the main body, culminating in an opening that can be sealed with a cork, screw cap, crown cap, or stopper.

• Transparency/Color: Often transparent or "flint" glass, allowing the contents to be viewed. It is also produced in colors (like amber, blue, or green) to protect light-sensitive contents from UV rays.

• Properties:

  • Non-reactive: Glass is chemically stable and non-porous, meaning it does not react with, absorb, or leach chemicals or flavors into its contents, preserving the purity and taste.

  • Barrier; Provides an excellent barrier against moisture, air, and external contaminants.

  • Durability (Strength): While fragile and subject to breaking, glass bottles are surprisingly strong under compressive stress and can withstand considerable internal pressure, making them ideal for carbonated beverages.

  • Recyclable: Glass is 100% recyclable and can be reused endlessly without loss of quality or purity.

Common Uses:

Glass bottles are widely used across many industries for their protective qualities and premium aesthetic:

• Beverages: Water, soda, juice, milk, beer, wine, and liquor.

• Food: Sauces, oils (like olive oil), condiments, syrups, and vinegars.

• Cosmetics and Personal Car: Perfumes, essential oils, lotions, and serums.

• Pharmaceuticals: Medicines, tinctures, and injectable solutions, often using high-purity (Type I) glass.