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We exhibited at the 139th Canton Fair (Phase 1 & 2) – sharing our experience and products

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  Just got back from Guangzhou after exhibiting at the 139th Canton Fair, both Phase 1 and Phase 2. Thought I'd share a bit about what we brought and how it went. A little background: we're a home glassware manufacturer that also designs smart small appliances. Getting into the Canton Fair as a supplier isn't easy – there's a pretty strict review process on production capacity, quality control, and export track records. This was our 5th consecutive year, so that alone felt like a good validation. Phase 1 (Smart Home theme): We showcased a few smart small appliances: Wine chiller  – no ice, physical cooling, doesn't dilute the wine. Yoghurt maker  – compact, good for daily homemade yoghurt Car beverage cooler  – plugs into car power, cold drinks on long drives We also brought matching glassware – decanters, water pitchers, and drink bottles – designed specifically to work with these appliances. The idea was to create a seamless flow from making to serving. Visitors s...

From Blueprint to Masterpiece: A Deep-Dive into the Art of Glassware Making Collaboration

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   A Close Look at the Custom Glassware Making Process 1. Design and Technical Alignment: Collaborative Discussion at the Drawing Stage Every custom glassware piece begins with a design drawing. The drawing not only defines the shape and dimensions of the product but also carries the client's brand philosophy and market positioning. During this exchange, the client reached a consensus: deeply understanding the design intent is far more important than merely reading the drawing. Our engineering team discussed each design detail item by item with the client's designers. The cocktail glass design brought by the client features a unique shape, which presented higher demands for mould making and blowing techniques. We did not stop at the initial assessment of "technical difficulty." Instead, we progressed through a series of practical steps to bridge design and manufacturing: First, we performed 3D modelling based on the drawings and created prototype moulds from the mod...

customised glassware products

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The filament drawing process in  glassware products In glassware production, the filament drawing process is a decorative or functional technique that involves thermoplastically stretching glass to form fine filaments or specific textures. This process can be categorised into manual filament drawing and mechanical filament drawing.   When glass reaches its softening temperature (approximately 600 – 900 ° C), it becomes ductile and malleable, allowing this technique to achieve various shapes — particularly suited for custom glass products, such as bespoke stemware.   However, the filament drawing process is an optional technique in glass manufacturing, not an essential step. Most standard glassware (e.g., machine-made smooth-finish cups or minimalist tumblers) can be produced through blowing, pressing, or mould-forming without requiring additional filament drawing. Xi'an Dingmu Household Products Design & Manufacture Co., Ltd. Xi ’ an Dingmu is known for our competitiv...

Glass Cup with 3D Inner Decoration

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The Customisation Process of Glass Cup with Inner 3D Glass Figurine: From Design to Mass Production Customising  Glass Cup with 3D Inner Decoration  is not just about "adding a pattern"—it’s a collaborative process that balances design aesthetics, craftsmanship feasibility, and bulk production efficiency. Below is a clear breakdown of the entire customisation process, helping you grasp every key link from demand communication to final delivery. Step 1: Requirements Confirmation - Clarify "Your Needs" First, we need to identify three core elements: Logo Design: Provide a 3D logo draft of your brand (such as a corporate mascot, product silhouette, or iconic logo). We will adjust the size (typically 3-5 cm in diameter) and thickness (≤ 5 mm) based on the space within the glass base to avoid compromising the structural stability of the cup. Material and Colour: The cup body is made of high-borosilicate glass (heat-resistant, temperature difference to ≥150°C, suitable f...

3D Embellished Glass Cup

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How are popular Drinking Glassware with kinds of  Embellishments on the outer wall, such as  small animals and floral patterns on the outer wall processed?   The processing of glass cup patches mainly includes the following steps:   The design drawing of the patch determines the theme, style and colour matching of the decal pattern according to the needs and goals, such as designing various textured Christmas tree cup p, lemon decorative cup 3D decal and other patterns, and draws the idea into a simple hand-drawn sketch for further adjustment and improvement.   In terms of materials, the type of glass used for the cup may affect the adhesion of the patch, especially due to the different surface properties of soda-lime glass and borosilicate glass, and the applicability of the glue used for the embellishment. In addition, there are some problems with the patch material itself, including whether the thickness of the colored glass fragments is uniform, wh...

7月4日

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Desktop Beverage & Wine Cooler / Wine Bottle Cooler and Champagne Chiller for Party, Kitchen, Bar Cart Decor to Chill & Keep Bottles Cold with Unique Wine Lovers Gift Box. Model: DM 3845-BK-DY01 Rated Voltage: DV12V Rated Power: 60W Rated Frequency: 60Hz Input Voltage: DC-12V Timing Function: more than 8 hours Power Supply: adapter. Customizable adapters according to different standards of different countries (minimum order quantity needs to reach 1000 units) Operation Mode: touch Function: cooling Capacity: 1.5L   Weight: 3KG Product Size: 29.5×15×22.7cm (length*width*height) Packaging Size: 34.5×27.5×21.5cm (length*width*height) *For reference only. Different glass jugs have different sizes and capacities. Base Material: ABS Casing Colour: white, black, or customised Packaging Colour: customizable Is there a certification? Yes. Is there a patent? Yes, please do not imitate, including product pictures, casing colour, product appearance, etc. Xi'an Dingmu Househol...

smart mini wine chiller-Dingmu

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Struggling with warm, bland-tasting wine? The Smart Wine Chiller is here to help. Ever opened a bottle of red wine, only for it to turn sour and flat as it warms up? Ice buckets are messy—they soak labels and leave puddles on the table. But don’t worry, our Smart Wine Chiller solves all these problems. The key feature? Fast, precise, and consistent cooling. Equipped with a next-gen semiconductor cooling chip and an optimised airflow system, it chills wine quickly and quietly—no interruptions to your conversations. Simply place your bottle inside, use the touchscreen to set your ideal temperature (between 0-20°C), and enjoy every sip at its perfect serving temperature. Whether it’s crisp white, bold red, or sparkling champagne, just press a button for the best taste. The Smart Wine Chiller adopts a new second-generation refrigeration system, using high-quality high-specific heat semiconductor refrigeration chips, and a new optimised air duct system. At the same time, it increases the he...