Glass bottle thickness ratings

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I notice that the popular Bormioli Rocco stoppered glass bottles have numbers on the bottom. Some higher quality ones I have are numbered "18" and some more recently bought ones have the number "14". Does anyone know what these numbers mean?



Best Answer

I did some some more research and Ecnerwal is right, it is a mold identification number.

Each manufacturer numbers their molds kind of like a baseball team has unique numbers for each player. This number is placed in the center of the bottom of the bottle.




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How is glass thickness measured?

Second function: calculating glass thickness With the 'Calculate glass thickness' function, you can simply scan the inner or outer pane (in double or triple glazing) by positioning a smartphone against the window at an angle of 45\xb0. The App allows you to measure glass thicknesses from 4 mm up to 15 mm.

What is the classification of glass bottle?

Most glass bottles are made from one of three different types of glass: soda-lime glass, treated soda-lime glass, or borosilicate glass. In addition to these some decorative bottles are made of leaded or crystal glass.

What do numbers on the bottom of glass bottles mean?

In most cases, one- or two-digit numbers are actually mold numbers that indicate the specific bottle mold or section in an automatic bottle machine. If numerous molds were identical, each one received its own number. Base numbers also indicate bottle styles or shapes, manufacturing dates, or factory location codes.

How tall is a 200ml glass bottle?

200 SPARKLING BOTTLEProduct code031564Capacity200 mlBrimfull capacity216 mlHeight186 mmDiameter56.5 mm7 more rows



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