Stemless wine glasses, available in various materials on the market such as standard glass and crystal, cater to different preferences and uses.

In terms of manufacturing techniques, there are two primary methods: machine blowing and hand blowing. For machine-blown glasses, the rim is finished through a process known as “hot cutting,” which results in a rim with a ring and a drip edge. On the other hand, hand-blown glasses typically feature a “cold cut” finish. This involves cutting the rim with a machine, then smoothing and polishing it, followed by heating with a torch to ensure the rim is exceptionally smooth and thin.

However, it’s important to note the cost implications of these production methods. Hand-blown glasses tend to be more expensive due to the labor-intensive process and the precision required for the cold cut finish, which delivers a premium feel and appearance.

Our company is excited to introduce a new product line that combines the cost-effectiveness of machine manufacturing with the refined finish of cold cut rims. By employing machine processes for the bulk of the manufacturing and incorporating a cold cut technique for the rim, we’re able to control costs while still delivering a beautifully finished product. This innovation allows us to offer the elegance and smoothness of a hand-finished rim without the premium price tag associated with fully handcrafted glasses.

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