MAIDAO GLASS · CHINESE GLASS MANUFACTURER
The right jar gives your food room to shine. From a small jam pack to a larger honey jar, the shape, opening and lid work together with your filling process and the way your customer uses the product.
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FIND YOUR PRODUCT FAMILY
Each format raises its own questions about filling, closure and presentation. Your selected family leads to detailed options, fittings and ordering considerations.
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Your coffee pack has to work before and after the first opening. Your glass jar can show the beans, carry a refill range or become a kitchen canister; each use asks something different of the closure. Our square coffee-jar reference gives you a concrete shape to compare.
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Your sweets can sell through colour, shape and visibility. Small favour jars, retail packs and counter displays use glass in different ways. The closure, opening and packing deserve attention alongside the playful shape, especially when a decorated jar becomes part of the gift.
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Your honey has a colour and texture worth showing. Hexagonal, round and square glass jars give it different shelf identities; the opening and lid shape how customers use the last spoonful. MAIDAO GLASS manufactures honey jars in China, with existing designs and decoration options for your label.
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Your preserves deserve a jar that shows their colour and makes serving straightforward. Clear round, square and shaped jars offer different label areas and shelf profiles. The best-looking sample still needs the right closure and filling specification before it becomes your production pack.
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Your glass spice jars need an opening suited to the blend. A fine powder, coarse herb and peppercorn call for different dispensing options. MAIDAO GLASS offers existing bodies to compare with your selected shaker, grinder or storage lid.
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Your storage jar becomes part of a kitchen routine. The lid should be easy to handle, the opening useful and the body practical to pack and display. Existing clip-top and other storage formats let you compare those details before choosing a matching range.
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Your sauce recipe changes the opening and reducer that work well in use. Thin sauces and recipes with visible pieces can need different dispensing arrangements. You can compare the bottle, cap and reducer as one package before approving the label.
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Your mason jar can become a preserve pack, drinking jar or gift container. Each use changes the opening, lid and packing you want to compare. You can start with an existing shape, trial the complete assembly and price decoration without commissioning a new glass body.
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Your oil bottle needs to look right on the shelf and pour cleanly at the table. Square Marasca-style and round Dorica-style profiles offer different label areas and packing footprints. Glass colour, neck finish and pourer choice belong in the same packaging decision.
Explore olive oil bottles →EXISTING BOTTLE & JAR DESIGNS
Capacity and fitting references help narrow your shortlist. The individual specification identifies the information available for each design.
99 designs match · 12 shown
1500 ml (50.7 US fl oz)
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1500 ml (50.7 US fl oz)
Specifications & size options →1000 ml (33.8 US fl oz)
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1000 ml (33.8 US fl oz)
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1000 ml (33.8 US fl oz)
Specifications & size options →100 ml (3.4 US fl oz)
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100 ml (3.4 US fl oz)
Specifications & size options →100 ml (3.4 US fl oz)
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100 ml (3.4 US fl oz)
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150 ml (5.1 US fl oz)
Specifications & size options →473.18 ml (16.0 US fl oz)
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180 ml (6.1 US fl oz)
Specifications & size options →APPLICATION & SELECTION
Your intended fill weight, working fill level, product texture and preservation method narrow the range. A nominal capacity by itself cannot establish how a pack performs on your line.
| Your packaging brief | Formats to compare | The detail that needs attention |
|---|---|---|
| Preserves & honey | Honey, jam and mason jars | Opening, fill point and closure system |
| Sauces & oils | Hot-sauce and olive-oil bottles | Pouring control, insert and cap |
| Dry ingredients | Coffee, candy and spice jars | Access, dispensing and lid lining |
| Storage & gifting | Storage jars and larger formats | Handling, presentation and secondary packing |
Your fill temperature and preservation method belong in the packaging brief. A jar’s appearance cannot establish its suitability for a particular filling or heat-treatment process.
A wide opening, pourable sauce and spooned preserve ask different things of a package. The selected opening and lid should suit both production and everyday use.
The declared jar capacity is a volume. A honey fill weight is a separate requirement, so your product density and intended fill level matter when selecting a jar.
CLOSURES & FITTINGS
The fitting is part of your packaging specification. Neck dimensions, contact parts and the intended filling process belong in the same review.
The finish drawing identifies the closure system. Your selected liner and filled-product process belong in the fit review.
Sauces and oils may need controlled pouring. The insert and cap must suit the actual neck.
Glass, wire hardware and gasket form one assembly. Your intended use guides the sample checks.
Appearance and sealing construction are separate choices. The lid and liner specification defines the supplied combination.
BRAND FINISHES
Your colour, printed artwork or label can make a familiar shape recognisable as your product. Frosting, spray colour, screen printing, decals and hot stamping form part of the Shandong decoration route.
A physical decorated sample gives your team a reference for colour, placement and appearance on the selected glass.
Compare glass decoration methods →CUSTOM MOULD DEVELOPMENT
Your silhouette, closure and capacity establish the brief before production tooling. Custom-mould reference minimums are 12,000 extra-flint pieces or 50,000 standard-flint pieces, subject to the chosen design and quotation.
Mould stages, cost references and approvals →MOQ, SAMPLES & EXPORT
Existing designs have production minimums. Your glass grade, design and finish define the order terms; custom development has a separate tooling and MOQ route.
The schedule includes the selected glass, decoration and approvals. An existing mould and a new shape have different development requirements.
A physical sample makes the container and closure tangible. Decoration and custom-shape approval may need separate sample stages.
Cartons, dividers and pallets change loading and handling. Your destination and packing requirements belong in the quotation.
MANUFACTURING & QUALITY IN CHINA
MAIDAO INDUSTRY’s 14 production lines span 2 production areas: our own Xuzhou plant and owned, invested and long-term contracted capacity in Shandong.
Bottle mouths and sealing surfaces receive 100% checks. Your product-use trials and requested documents apply to the actual glass, fittings and decoration you select.
Inspection methods and document scope →SAMPLES & APPROVAL
Your jar sample is most useful with the intended lid. It allows your team to assess filling, closing, labelling and handling with the actual combination.
The container, fitted closure and finish each contribute to the result. Your intended filling and use conditions establish what the sample evaluation needs to cover.
What to approve at each sample stage →BEFORE YOU COMMIT TO TOOLING
A real bottle sample can show whether an existing shape already works for your brief. A custom mould becomes relevant when the silhouette or a required specification needs to change.
Compare the two development routes →Yes. MAIDAO GLASS is a Chinese glass bottle and jar manufacturer, with production across Shandong and Xuzhou.
Honey weight and jar volume are different measurements. Your intended fill weight, product density and fill level help establish the required jar capacity.
Suitability must be checked for the selected jar and your process. The shape or capacity alone does not confirm hot-fill or thermal-treatment performance.
Yes. Frosting, colour spraying, printing, decals and hot stamping are available through the decoration route. Your chosen glass and artwork define the decorated sample to approve.
An existing design lets you assess a real container first. Custom tooling is a separate investment when the body shape or a required specification cannot be met by an existing design.
YOUR PACKAGING BRIEF
