Roetell helps wholesalers and brand owners fulfill glass packaging by top-end turnkey manufacturing. Founded in 1984, Roetell is known for high-quality glass bottles and jars for food, beverage, cosmetic, spirits and other industries.
Here you can learn how we handle glass bottle manufacturing processes, what's happening in our 3,000,000 square feet factory, and how our talented workers treat every bottle in our production lines. We will show you how our efficiency and quality procedures help your wholesale business gain edges.
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Most industries do this. Some do *twelves* instead of 8s. Coca-cola did 10s and 12s; contractor 🚧 companies sometimes do *four 10s,* where you always get a 3-day-weekend. Water, wastewater, and power production 🏭 are often like this. Some do “7-on,7-off” style shifts, while others do “split shifts” where you work 3, off 4, work 4, off 3; with the Saturday you’re off alternating between months. If you do the 7-on 7-off, you never really *have* to take off of work; you can always just schedule it during your off week. If you work 5-a-week, you get the weekends off. The trade is that if someone is out sick, you have to cover and typically may not be off for many days in a row. There was one July where I think I worked every single day of the month, and a few 14/16s as well due to staffing problems during the pandemic. In the end, it doesn’t much matter; you’ll pretty much have to live at work, because of the cost of living crisis. after the IRS gets theirs, you pretty much still have the same $800 everyone else does to try and spread across all your bills. That’s why *you should always work a job you love,* instead of a job that (supposedly) pays more (in the end, it won’t pay more than the current job you have because your overtime is taxed at a higher rate, and earning more puts you in a high tax bracket.)
That’s awesome man! 👍 that’s a solid place to work with high job security; we’ll always need more glass bottles. They’re great, easy to wash/sterilize, and pleasant to drink from, but are vulnerable to breaking so you’ll never be out of work. You also do a job that helps your community, produces goods, and gives jobs to other people; my favorite drink, *calypso lemonade,* comes in a custom tropical-themed glass bottle, and my workplace laboratory uses large quantities of glass bottles to run science testing in.
Hi, I'm creating a short, educational video about glass recycling and manufacturing. Would it be possible to use a few clips from this video? I'd be happy to give you credit. The video is strictly for education and not monetary purposes. Thanks for considering!
I work in a glass plant, I would say probably changing the molds or the blanks, they form the glass, if they are causing what we call defects they have to be switched out, very hot and very heavy
Thanks, while having my Ayurvedic medicine today which comes in a dark brown glass this question arose within my mind that how are these dark brown glasses made.
Thank you very much. So nice to see inside of the processess that make glass colorful. Nice explaination and enjoyable and fun presentation. Chinese people seem to have really good maners and overall seem nice people. All best wishes and thank you for video!
