Bottle & closure
Final external dimensions and piece weight for the chosen configuration.
MAIDAO GLASS · MANUFACTURED IN CHINA
Plan the packing around the glass you are buying.
Your landed package includes more than the bottle. The closure, decoration, dividers, cartons and pallet arrangement all affect the packing brief. MAIDAO GLASS reviews these requirements with your glass order.
Plan My Glass Order
01
Your finished bottle sets the packing requirements.
The dimensions of the bottle with its closure determine the space the package occupies. Decoration adds surface-handling requirements that belong in the packing discussion.
Cartons, dividers and pallets should reflect the selected package and your receiving requirements. The right reference is your finished item, rather than a similar bottle with different dimensions.
| Packing decision | Potential benefit | The trade-off to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Individual cells / dividers | Separate glass surfaces during handling | Divider size, material and carton space |
| Carton-only loading | More flexibility in how cartons use the space | Manual handling and your receiving process |
| Palletised cartons | Forklift handling and defined pallet units | Pallet dimensions, stack pattern and lost space |
| Retail-ready secondary pack | Package presentation at receipt | Additional dimensions, handling and cost |
02
Container quantities are a planning reference.
Our reference for a 40HC container is approximately 25,000 carton-packed 750 ml (25.4 US fl oz) bottles. An irregular shape may reduce that reference to around 22,000 pieces.
These figures are not a loading guarantee for every 750 ml bottle. Your actual dimensions, carton specification, pallet requirements and weight limits determine the loading plan.
| Reference package | Approximate 40HC quantity | What can change it |
|---|---|---|
| 750 ml standard shape (25.4 US fl oz) | 25,000 bottles | Glass dimensions, carton, pallet and weight limit |
| 750 ml irregular shape (25.4 US fl oz) | 22,000 bottles | Shape footprint and protective packing |
03
Your quotation needs a clear delivery boundary.
EXW and FOB arrangements are available for discussion. Your quotation identifies the named location or port, packing specification and delivery responsibilities.
Your destination and receiving requirements help define the shipping brief. Freight, insurance and import costs should not be assumed to be included in a glass-only price.
04
Production, storage and dispatch are separate decisions.
An existing design does not guarantee immediate availability. Glass production, decoration, closure supply and packing all affect the dispatch schedule.
If your project needs staged collection or storage, the quantity, duration, charges and release arrangements need agreement for that order. We do not imply unlimited or free warehousing.
05
The measurements your forwarder actually needs.
Carton
Units per carton, outer dimensions and gross weight.
Pallet
Pallet footprint, cartons per layer, layers and loaded height.
Order & destination
SKU mix, total quantity, named delivery point and receiving restrictions.
YOUR PURCHASING QUESTIONS
Before you take the next step.
How many 750 ml bottles fit in a shipping container?
Our planning reference is approximately 25,000 carton-packed 750 ml bottles per 40HC, or around 22,000 for irregular shapes. Actual loading depends on the selected bottle, packing and weight limits.
Can you discuss EXW or FOB terms?
Yes. EXW or FOB arrangements can be reviewed with your order. Your quotation states the named place or port and included responsibilities.
Can I arrange staged dispatch?
Staged dispatch or storage requires order-specific agreement on quantity, timing, charges and release conditions. It is not an automatic free service.
Include the destination in your packaging brief.
Your bottle reference, quantity, closure, preferred packing and destination help us discuss a realistic loading and delivery scope.