• Classification of dropper bottles Sep 05 , 2025
    1. Classification by Bottle Material: Glass, Plastic, Metal Glass dropper bottles: Their primary advantage is their chemical inertness, meaning they won't react with the contents. They're ideal for storing active ingredients (such as vitamin C serums and retinol serums) or corrosive liquids (essential oils and pharmaceutical solvents). Clear glass dropper bottles: Suitable for products that don't require light protection (such as regular toners and serums), making it easier to see how much is left. Dark glass dropper bottles (amber, cobalt blue): With built-in UV protection, they effectively block UV rays, preventing oxidation and deterioration of ingredients, making them the best choice for light-sensitive products. Plastic dropper bottles: Their primary advantages are lightness, drop resistance, and low cost, making them suitable for daily use and various office settings. However, care should be taken with the material to avoid chemical intrusion. PP dropper bottles: They offer excel...
  • Why do your glass bottles always have problems? Sep 10 , 2025
    From surface smoothness to pump head compatibility, we control quality across two dimensions. I. Appearance Quality Surface Smoothness: glass bottle bodies must be free of scratches, bubbles, pinholes, uneven shrinkage, and other defects. Even minute surface bubbles may harbor dirt or foster bacterial growth (posing significant risks for skincare and food products). We ensure uniform surface smoothness through a combination of visual inspection under natural light and tactile verification. Color Consistency: Colors must closely match the color swatch or Pantone number confirmed by the customer, with no visually discernible color variation permitted within the same batch. This requires suppliers to possess advanced color matching systems and stable masterbatch addition processes. Printing Durability: For screen printing, foil stamping, labeling, etc. Inspection should focus on print clarity, with particular emphasis on testing print adhesion and wear resistance. Common tests include the...
  • Do not accept glass bottles in these situations Sep 19 , 2025
    I.Color: Slight color deviation from the Pantone color chart will be determined based on the Pantone color chart. II.Finished Product Defects:Mold line misalignment is noticeable and can cause hand injuries. III. Common Appearance Defects: Cracks, chips, chipped corners, deformation, glass ripping, internal wall sticking, and sharp punctures that may affect the seal and pose a risk of injury. Cold marks, pitting, brush marks, wrinkles, stubble marks, scissor marks, base thickness variations, and minor scratches may also be present on the bottle. Discoloration, black spots, bubbles, and pinholes may be present elsewhere. IV.Foreign Objects: Broken glass, insects, metal, blood, and other issues. Check the bottle's interior and exterior for visible foreign objects such as oil, water, paper scraps, and small impurities. V. Process Spraying The sprayed surface is not smooth or flat; it may exhibit streaks, wrinkles, frosting, orange peel, or other defects. On the main viewing surface: Two p...
  • Glass packaging material compatibility test method? Sep 26 , 2025
    Test focus: Chemical Resistance: Products containing strong acids or bases, particularly those containing strong acids or bases, may corrode the glass surface. This corrosion may cause glass flakes to break off, form visible particles, or imperceptibly damage the integrity of the glass. Furthermore, these substances can dissolve alkali metal ions. If these ions accumulate on or within the glass, they can cause a dramatic shift in the glass's pH, altering its chemical properties and ultimately affecting its performance and lifespan. Inner layer surface treatment: whether the release agent, siliconizing agent or other inner coating is compatible with the contents, whether it migrates or affects the stability of the contents. Metal Cap/Pump Head Compatibility: While glass itself is inert, the accompanying metal cap (available in tinplate or aluminum) and pump head (made from various types of plastic and metal springs) must be compatible with the contents. This is because corrosion and rus...
  • Why do skin care glass bottles need surface treatment? Oct 24 , 2025
    Many brand customers may not realize that the mirror-like glass surface actually hides the challenge of ink adhesion.To solve the above problems and ensure that the brand logo and exquisite patterns can be presented on the skin care glass bottles in a durable and vivid manner, we must pre-treat the glass surface. The following are several methods commonly used in the industry: 1.Why is it difficult for ink to adhere to glass bottles of skin care products? Glass is primarily composed of silicon dioxide (SiO₂), which has a unique structure: silicon atoms (Si) are primarily located within the glass, while oxygen atoms (O) are more exposed on the surface. This structure results in an extremely high surface energy, making the glass highly reactive and easily interacting with surrounding materials. This structure has a high surface energy and is easily interacted with other substances. For example, when exposed to air, it combines with hydrogen in the air to form hydrophilic groups. These hy...
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