Glass forming is very important in the glass manufacturing process. The forming process includes blowing, pressing, blowing, and throwing. Generally, small mouth bottles (such as wine bottles and flasks) are blown out, and most open containers (such as water cups and glass insulators) are pressed out. Some heterosexual glass products require blowing and pressing to complete together. And swing making is the process of manufacturing some relatively thin meal plates. Because the products formed by pressing are widely used, and the pressing process technology is relatively mature, with a high degree of industrialization. The pressing process accounts for a large proportion in the glass forming process, so glass presses have made significant progress after being introduced into China.

When it comes to glass presses, it is necessary to mention their position in the entire glassware manufacturing process.

The glass press belongs to the forming section, which determines the products produced by the entire production line. It is also the carrier of molds in the manufacturing process of glassware. It is in this process that we miraculously transform the molten amorphous glass liquid into various ever-changing glassware, containers, industrial products, or artworks that we need.