Square Perfume Bottle Grinding and Surface Finishing
This footage shows square perfume bottle grinding, a secondary finishing process performed after the basic glass bottle shape has been formed.
The bottle features a clear rectangular body, defined corners, a short neck, and a thick glass base. During grinding, an operator holds the bottle against a rotating abrasive wheel and adjusts its position to process the required area.
Unlike initial glass forming, this glass grinding process focuses on localized material removal rather than creating the complete bottle shape. It can be used to refine specific surfaces while maintaining the established geometry of the container.
After grinding, the bottle is visually inspected from different angles to observe the processed area and overall glass appearance. For square perfume bottles with flat surfaces and substantial bases, these finishing details contribute to the consistency of the final product.
The footage provides a direct view of glass bottle grinding as part of the perfume bottle finishing process before subsequent production stages.
