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Main Parameters:
Bottle Shape | Round |
Neck Finish | Screw finish |
Cap | Screw cap |
Capacity | 1750ml |
MOQ | 100000pcs |
Customized Bottle | Processing Decorations Supported |
Application Industry | Liquor & Beverage |
Size Chart:
| Capacity | Height | Body Diameter | Mouth Diameter | Weight |
| 1750ml | 28cm | 11.3cm | 2.6cm | 1000g |
In the world of spirit packaging, there is a wide range of bottles of various sizes and shapes. Among them, the 1.75 litre bottle is affectionately called ‘Handle’ by spirit lovers because of its unique capacity and shape. The nickname is not only creative, but also a sign of affection and recognition for the bottle.
The word ‘handle’, which translates as ‘handle’, is often used in everyday contexts to refer to the part of an object that is easy to hold. The 1.75-litre bottle has earned this nickname because it is often designed with one or more easy-to-hold protrusions on the side of the bottle, which resemble ‘handles’ in shape and function, making the bottle more secure and easier to carry and pour.
Elsewhere, the term ‘handle’ may not be used, in favour of a more standard volumetric description or the name of a specific type of bottle. In the United States, however, when ‘handle’ is mentioned, it is commonly known to refer to a 1.75 litre bottle of spirits.
Main Parameters:
Bottle Shape | Round |
Neck Finish | Screw finish |
Cap | Screw cap |
Capacity | 1750ml |
MOQ | 100000pcs |
Customized Bottle | Processing Decorations Supported |
Application Industry | Liquor & Beverage |
Size Chart:
| Capacity | Height | Body Diameter | Mouth Diameter | Weight |
| 1750ml | 28cm | 11.3cm | 2.6cm | 1000g |
In the world of spirit packaging, there is a wide range of bottles of various sizes and shapes. Among them, the 1.75 litre bottle is affectionately called ‘Handle’ by spirit lovers because of its unique capacity and shape. The nickname is not only creative, but also a sign of affection and recognition for the bottle.
The word ‘handle’, which translates as ‘handle’, is often used in everyday contexts to refer to the part of an object that is easy to hold. The 1.75-litre bottle has earned this nickname because it is often designed with one or more easy-to-hold protrusions on the side of the bottle, which resemble ‘handles’ in shape and function, making the bottle more secure and easier to carry and pour.
Elsewhere, the term ‘handle’ may not be used, in favour of a more standard volumetric description or the name of a specific type of bottle. In the United States, however, when ‘handle’ is mentioned, it is commonly known to refer to a 1.75 litre bottle of spirits.
