Container glass
Equipment for glass bottle and jar production — from batch preparation and melting to forming, annealing, inspection and packing.
Overview
A container glass plant runs continuously: the furnace operates for years without stopping, while forming machines and inspection determine yield. Equipment selection must cover the whole cycle — from batch to packing.
We equip new lines and upgrade operating plants, supply mould sets and spares and support the project to design performance.
How we work
We equip container glass plants: batch house equipment, melting furnaces and feeders, IS machines, annealing lehrs, inspection systems, packing and palletising lines.
For operating plants we supply mould sets, spare parts and IS machine assemblies, and equipment to upgrade inspection and packing areas.
We compare technologies and manufacturers, calculate output and support delivery until the line reaches design performance.
What we supply
Project stages
- 01
Request and audit
We study the product range, output, raw materials and site and define the process scheme.
- 02
Technology selection
We compare technologies and manufacturers and calculate output and project economics.
- 03
Contract and manufacturing
We agree the specification, layout and schedule and control equipment manufacturing.
- 04
Inspection and FAT
We inspect equipment at the factory and check completeness and export packing.
- 05
Logistics and customs
We deliver the equipment, including oversized units, and handle customs and certificates.
- 06
Start-up and support
We organise installation, furnace heat-up and line ramp-up, staff training, service and spares.
Custom-fit end-to-end solutions
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Techno-economic comparison of technologies
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Line equipment selection and supply
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Mould sets and spare parts
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Factory acceptance and delivery
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Installation supervision and commissioning
Typical tasks
- Container glass line
Equipping a bottle forming, annealing and inspection line for a given product range.
- Cold-end upgrade
Supply of inspection systems and packing equipment for an operating plant.
Questions and answers
Yes, made to your drawings or product samples.
Yes. Upgrades often start with inspection and packing, which quickly raises yield.
Specialised contractors and the manufacturer’s specialists under our coordination.
By technology, output, energy use, service life, price and reference projects.
Yes, as part of the project or separately.