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Dishwasher testing is carried out to determine the suitability of a product and its decoration to cyclic washing.
Testing is usually carried out to an in house method based on BS EN 12875-1 and determines whether any visual changes to the glassware occurs after 125 cycles. Testing to further standards may also be available on request.
Glass Technology Services Ltd are hosting a series of workshops for manufacturers and users of pharmaceutical glassware. The workshops cover a range of...
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Glass Technology Services Ltd are delivering a brand new one-day ‘An introduction to glass packaging’ training course on behalf of British...
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Leading experts in glass, Glass Technology Services Ltd, are exhibiting at Pharmapack on 6-7 February 2019 – Europe’s dedicated two day event...
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The EnviroGlass project set out to investigate the challenges identified within the glass industry’s 2050 decarbonisation roadmap and identify cost-effective...
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A novel project using laser technology to improve existing glass-cutting techniques is set to revolutionise glass processing capabilities across the industry. Independent...
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This project aims to develop new technology to allow surgeons to customise joint replacements at the time of surgery on the rare occasions when there is...
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This project brings together partners with expertise in additive manufacturing, glass technology and orthopaedic implants. The aim is to develop...
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The remains of a broken wine bottle were received by Glass Technology Services Ltd and the customer, a prominent UK brand, requested to know the reason...
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A well-known cookware brand received a customer complaint that a glass cafetiere ('French Press') "exploded" whilst full of hot liquid...
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Leading an innovative project to develop a fibre drawing tower that can be used to produce novel bio-resorbable phosphate-based glass fibres. Phosphate...
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MATCh aims to improve the quality of patient’s life through increasing the life-expectancy of hip prostheses through developing new macroporous glass-ceramic...
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Glass Technology Services Ltd (GTS) is providing photonics and material science expertise to a development project on laser illuminated eye-safe sensors,...
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A salon brand received a serious injury complaint from a consumer where it was reported that glass had been found within an anti-aging cream. Concerned...
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A high street name requested routine quality assessment of a new product line, as a case of due diligence. How did GTS help? During the quality assessment,...
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A number of glass fragments had been reported to be present within two bottles; the brand owner had checked the densities of the fragments and bottles...
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This project aimed to assist the Russian industry in developing and implementing a glass recycling scheme in Russia. The main objective of the assignment...
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The RESTORATION project aims to create novel bioceramic composites using a combination of mechanical design, materials, processing, clinical delivery and...
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A customer producing articles manufactured from two different glasses fused together ('cased glass') discovered that, during production, many...
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The aim of the project is to carry out research in nanotechnology and to encourage researchers to take up jobs in the European nanotechnology...
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The project has worked extensively with stakeholders in the beer, cider and spirits sectors, and in particular brand owner-fillers and the UK glass manufacturers,...
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A cathode ray tube (CRT) is composed of two different types of glass – one used for the funnel and neck sections and the other used for the screen....
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This study aims to give an overview of the UK supply chain for recycled glass by looking at the estimated a risings of different glass types, current collections...
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Phase I Project Summary This project has conducted what is believed to be the widest-ever study of the performance of crushed and ground glass in real...
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The project has worked extensively with stakeholders in the wine supply chain, and in particular retailers, brand owner, fillers and the UK glass manufacturers,...
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BRE and GTS investigated the use of waste material to generate a building product or high value lightweight aggregate for insulation purposes Project...
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"Bottle Rightweighting - a process of packaging design and production to optimise packaging weight, whilst taking into account the requirements of...
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GlassRite Wine, a WRAP funded project delivered by British Glass, ran from July 2006 to March 2008. The project supported the supply chain for the wine...
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Project Summary Staffordshire University has developed and patented a new technology (known as "Stoneglass") which can convert virtually any...
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With the implementation of the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive and growing concern about the environmental impact of CRT glass,...
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There are two issues which have the potential to hinder the closed-loop recycling of container glass in the UK: the colour imbalance of glass packaging...
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GTS, in a WRAP-funded extension to the Container Lite project, worked with the Co-Op to look at lightweighting opportunities for a range of their own-label...
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Although using recycled glass in furnaces saves valuable raw materials, reduces energy consumption and lowers emissions of CO2 a study, commissioned by...
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Recycling waste material is an important element in a sustainable society, one that the glass industry takes seriously, setting great store by its claim...
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This study gave an overview of the UK supply chain for recycled glass by looking at the estimated arisings of different glass types, current collections...
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With over 1.5 million tonnes of glass still ending in landfill in the UK, even a small percentage reduction through the lightweighting of bottles and jars...
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Project Summary The UK window (flat) glass industry currently recycles approximately 10% of the estimated 500,000 tonnes of such glass entering the...
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The aim of this project, undertaken on behalf of WRAP, was to undertake trials in order to understand the practical, technical and economic viability of...
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The study clearly demonstrates that the best environmental option for recovered UK cullet is returning it to domestic container glass manufacturers...
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GTS has conducted an 18-month project to investigate options for maximising cullet use in production of container glass. The project, supported by WRAP...
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Approximately 105,000 tonnes of waste CRT glass is available annually; this project set out to investigate the potential use of the panel glass...
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Glass making is a high-temperature, energy-intensive process and manufacturers are well aware that over 70% of the energy they use in the furnace is in...
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This study, conducted for the Food Standards Agency (FSA), consisted of a programme of experimental work designed to increase understanding of migration...
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