30ml thick round base fat body essence oil bottle

This multi-step finishing process results in an attractive glass container for personal care or cosmetic products.

The first stage involves molding the white plastic parts shown on the left side using an injection molding process. The parts, which include clips, dispensers and closures, are made from white plastic likely consisting of polypropylene or ABS resin. Injection molding ensures repeatability and precision in high volume production.

The second stage focuses on finishing the glass bottle. The process begins with a sandblasting technique to evenly etch the surface of the glass and create a subtle matte texture. This is followed by applying a coating of tactile paint, which gives the bottle an opaque finish with a soft-touch feeling.

Decorative elements are then applied through silkscreen printing using two colors: black and yellow. Silkscreen printing involves applying ink through a stencil to selective areas of the bottle in a repetitive manner. On this bottle, thin lines of black and yellow ink are printed vertically along the body and around the base. The thin lines and use of just two contrasting colors give the design a modern and minimalistic appearance.

Once the glass bottle and plastic parts are finished, they undergo assembly where the plastic closures, clips and dispensers are attached. The finished product is then inspected to ensure that all parts are securely assembled and that the decorative elements on the glass bottle were applied evenly and completely. Any products that do not meet quality standards are sorted out.

Overall, the multistep finishing process imparts an appealing tactile texture, opaque finish and understated decorative lines on the glass bottle through techniques like sandblasting, coating and digital printing. The result is an aesthetically-pleasing packaging solution for cosmetic or personal care products.