Spray bottles are common glass products in the packaging container industry, widely used in cosmetics, personal care, and daily chemical products.
The main material of spray bottles is high-white glass, which is made from high-purity raw materials and a special melting process, featuring high light transmittance and strong chemical stability. Its surface smoothness is superior to ordinary glass, effectively reducing liquid residue and preventing chemical reactions with the contents, ensuring product safety. Electroplating creates a mirror effect by depositing a metal layer on the glass surface, enhancing both aesthetics and the bottle's wear resistance; frosting, on the other hand, uses chemical etching to achieve a matte finish, often used in high-end cosmetic packaging.
