Assertion: bottle | /r/HasProperty | removed
Facets:
value: from the mold
type: OTHER
value: from the blowpipe
type: LOCATION
value: from expanded
type: OTHER
value: from the original packaging
type: OTHER
value: from blown
type: OTHER
value: e.g., cracked-off
type: OTHER
value: from the filling machine
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The first step in bottling beer is depalletising, where the empty bottles are removed from the original packaging delivered from the manufacturer, so that individual bottles may be handled.
text: All of the above lips were applied to the neck of the bottle after it was removed from the mold.
text: The first step in bottling beer is depalletising, where the empty bottles are removed from the original pallet packaging delivered from the manufacturer, so that individual bottles may be handled.
text: The bottle was "...filled in an upright position, then inverted so the stopper would gravitate into closed position, and be held there by the inside pressure when the bottle was removed (from the filling machine).
text: Once the bottle was removed from the blowpipe as described above, one additional finishing step was usually added even if no specific finish type was to be formed.
text: (the tool) may be drawn out of the bottle, which is done and cold enough to retain its shape and may then be removed, and another bottle operated on.
text: After the bottle was removed from the mold, the finish shape and bore conformation was made more precise – to ensure proper closure fit - with minor re-firing and/or tooling of the extreme upper portion of the finish (Deiss 1981).
text: When the bottle is removed pull the lever to expose the cork at the bottom, it loosens the cork and returns the lever firmly to its starting position, whereupon the cork will then fall out.
text: Once the bottle is removed (usually burst-off) from the blowpipe and the mold, the rough glass surface on the top of the finish is usually (but not always) ground down to achieve a smooth surface (Jones & Sullivan 1989).
text: Moyle - The residual and quickly solidifying glass left on the end of the blowpipe after the bottle is removed (e.g., cracked-off).
text: The bottle is then removed from the mold and further expanded to form the final dimensions of the bottle.
text: This allowed steam to form in between the hot glass and mold surface causing the glass to "ride" on the steam cushion making the evidence of molding very difficult to distinguish from free-blown bottles, although this feature did make it easier for the bottle to be removed from the dip mold (Boow 1991).
text: Once the body and base were fully expanded within the mold, the bottle was removed and the shoulder and neck formed to shape with glassblower skills and hand tools like a free-blown bottle.
text: Once patterned, the bottle was removed from the mold and blown, expanded, and manipulated with tools in order to achieve the desired shape and size (Munsey 1970).
text: Once the body and base were fully expanded within the mold, the bottle was removed and the shoulder and neck formed to shape with glassblower skills and hand tools like a free-blown bottle.
text: Once patterned, the bottle was removed from the mold and blown, expanded, and manipulated with tools in order to achieve the desired shape and size (Munsey 1970).
text: This finish results from the separate application of a measured quantity of hot glass at the point where the bottle was removed from the blowpipe, i.e., the upper, unfinished neck.