Molded injection glass bottle

NegotiableUpdate on 09/26

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Overview

There are various types of injection bottles available, with capacities ranging from 7ml, 8ml, 10ml, 12ml, 15ml, 18ml, 20ml, 30ml, 50ml, and 100ml, for customers to choose from. The bottle mouth is a bayonet and can be equipped with aluminum caps, aluminum-plastic combination caps, butyl rubber stoppers, silicone stoppers, etc. The material is sodium calcium glass, which has the advantages of acid resistance, alkali resistance, corrosion resistance, and good sealing performance.

Product Details

These injection bottles are all transparent in color and made of sodium calcium glass. Sodium calcium medicinal glass bottles have good chemical stability; Easy to seal, good air tightness, transparent, and the condition of the contents can be observed from the outside; Good storage performance; Smooth surface, easy to disinfect and sterilize; Beautiful appearance, rich and colorful decoration; It has a certain mechanical strength and also has advantages such as acid resistance, alkali resistance, corrosion resistance, and leakage resistance. This injection bottle has a bayonet mouth and can be equipped with butyl rubber stopper, silicone stopper, aluminum cap, and aluminum-plastic combination cap to ensure the sealing performance of the injection bottle. It is used for packaging powders and liquids of some drugs.

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This table shows the dimensions of the injection bottle in the above figure:

Capacity (ml)	Diameter (mm)	Height (mm)	Outer diameter of bottle mouth (mm)	Remarks
20	32	58	20	left one
30	36	62.5	20	LEFT TWO
50	42.5	69	20	Left three
100	51.5	93.5	20	Left four

Injection bottles are generally used to contain powders of some drugs. Different dosage forms of drugs need to undergo processes such as high-temperature drying, disinfection and sterilization, or low-temperature freeze-drying during production, which requires glass containers to have good and suitable resistance to temperature fluctuations without bursting.