Glass Bottle with Bamboo Lid 650 ml with Logo
A generous 650 ml glass bottle with a bamboo lid for people who want to drink more water during the day without plastic. The wider 7 cm body is easy to fill and clean – a practical business gift for the office and meeting table.
Material and construction
The body is soda-lime glass and the lid bamboo; the bottle is leakproof. Bamboo is natural, so lid tones and grain vary slightly. Glass is taste-neutral but heavier than plastic (net weight 327 g) and can break if dropped. EU rules: Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004.
Adding your logo
The front or back takes a logo up to 30 × 80 mm (pad printing, screen print, digital label or 3D doming). The bamboo lid suits laser engraving up to 35 × 35 mm, and a round screen print can wrap up to 190 × 110 mm. The final layout is confirmed on a proof.
Colour
Clear glass, natural bamboo.
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Technical specifications
- Capacity: 650 ml
- Material: soda-lime glass, bamboo lid
- Leakproof: yes
- Dimensions: Ø 7 × 21 cm
- Net / gross weight: 327 g / 433 g
- Packing: 30 pcs per carton
- Manufacturer / code: Midocean, MO6426 (Logo.ee: MO-MO6426)
Price by quantity
| Quantity | Unit price excl. VAT |
|---|
| 20+ pcs | 3.04 € |
Prices exclude logo branding and transport. We will send an exact quote including branding, a digital proof and the delivery time. Manufacturer documents (e.g. technical data or a declaration of conformity) are available on request.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it for fizzy drinks?
We recommend it for water and other still drinks.
How do I care for the bamboo lid?
Hand wash, do not soak and let it dry – bamboo does not cope well with dishwashers.
Is the wide mouth easy to clean?
Yes, the 7 cm diameter makes filling and washing easier than a narrow-neck bottle.
What is the minimum order?
20 pcs, delivered across the EU.
How big can the logo be?
30 × 80 mm on the side, 35 × 35 mm on the lid, up to 190 × 110 mm around the bottle.
