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STANDARD CRYSTAL TRANSPARENT BEVERAGE LONG NECK GLASS BOTTLE (ML)
The Standard Crystal Transparent Beverage Long Neck Glass Bottle, frequently referred to in industrial contexts as an extra-flint or high-clarity soda-lime silica container, is a globally standardized vessel primarily utilized for the commercial packaging of potable liquids. This specific designation refers to a clear, colorless glass bottle characterized by a significantly extended, narrow neck relative to the body diameter, designed to meet metric capacity standards (milliliters, ML).
Material and Composition
The term Crystal Transparent denotes the use of premium, low-iron, high-flint (Type III) soda-lime silica glass. This composition minimizes the typical green or blue tint inherent in standard glass, resulting in exceptional optical clarity and transparency. This visual purity allows for unobstructed viewing of the contained beverage, often employed to showcase the product’s quality, color, or carbonation level. The inherent chemical inertness of the glass ensures that there is no migration of substances into the liquid, preserving the flavor profile and safety of the packaged beverage.
Morphological Characteristics
The defining feature of this container is its Long Neck morphology. This structural design incorporates a substantial cylindrical neck section that occupies a significant proportion of the bottle’s overall height. The long neck serves multiple functional purposes:
- Ergonomics: It provides a stable and easy grip point for handling and pouring.
- Pressure Management: In carbonated beverage applications (e.g., beer, sparkling water), the extended neck length often corresponds to a specific head space requirement, aiding in the retention of dissolved carbon dioxide and managing internal pressure.
- Dispersion Control: The narrower neck aperture controls the flow rate, facilitating efficient pouring and minimizing spillage.
The bottle typically adheres to industry-standard finishes, such as the Crown Finish (for carbonated drinks requiring a crimped cap) or a specific Glass Packaging Institute (GPI) threading standard (for screw-top closures), ensuring compatibility with high-speed automated bottling and sealing equipment.
### Manufacturing and Standards
These bottles are manufactured using high-speed industrial glass forming techniques, typically the Blow and Blow (B&B) or Press and Blow (P&B) processes, dependent on the final neck diameter and overall shape complexity. Following forming, the containers undergo rigorous annealing to reduce internal stress and maximize durability against thermal shock and mechanical impact.
The Standard classification indicates that the bottle conforms to established volumetric tolerances and dimensional specifications accepted within the international beverage industry, including the metric system designation (ML) for capacity indication. Common standardized capacities range from 330 mL and 500 mL (standard European beer and beverage sizes) up to 750 mL and 1000 mL (common for spirits and water).
### Applications
The high-clarity long neck bottle is ubiquitous across several beverage market segments, including:
- Beer: Particularly lagers and specialty craft beers, where the long neck serves as a traditional and functional aesthetic.
- Water: Premium bottled waters where visual purity emphasizes perceived quality.
- Juices and Kombucha: Non-carbonated drinks where product color is a key marketing component.
- Spirits: Certain categories, such as liqueurs or clear spirits (vodka, gin), often utilize this form factor.
As a single-material packaging solution, the crystal transparent long neck bottle is 100% recyclable, contributing significantly to sustainable packaging goals when incorporated into robust recycling infrastructure.
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