Sake Bottle - 4 Go Dimensions & Drawings

Collection of drawings of the Sake Bottle (4 Go) compared to other related beverage containers

Description

The Sake Bottle resembles a small traditional glass bottle with no handle. It features a rounded body and a narrow neck that widens towards the mouth. Apart from that, the Sake Bottle is so colorful with original works of art done on their outer coverings. They are available in various sizes and have variations in the mouth.

Dimensions & Sizes

The Sake Bottle (4 Go) has an overall height of 11” (27.94 cm) and diameter of 3” (7.62 cm). The Sake Bottle (4 Go) holds a volume of 24.3 oz (720 mL).

Set of dimensioned drawings of the Sake Bottle (4 Go) labeled with height and diameter in plan and elevation

Description

Dimensions & Sizes

The Sake Bottle (4 Go) has an overall height of 11” (27.94 cm) and diameter of 3” (7.62 cm). The Sake Bottle (4 Go) holds a volume of 24.3 oz (720 mL).

3D Model

Common Questions

Why are beverage containers recyclable?

Beverage containers are recyclable to allow them to be made into new drinking cans once their designated use is finished. Recycled aluminum beverage containers can be back again on the shelves of stores in about 90 days. The recycling process can be repeated on beverage containers numerous times.

What are beverage containers made of?

Beverage containers are generally made of metal and are designed to hold a certain amount of liquid. Beverage containers are often made of aluminum or sometimes tin-plated steel. 75% of beverage containers are made from aluminum while the other 25% are made from tin-plated steel. This allows beverage containers to be easily recycled.

How are recycled plastic beverage containers reused?

Recycled plastic beverage containers are reused into a variety of objects, including clothing items like t-shirts, sweaters, fleece jackets, or insulation for winter jackets. They can also become sleeping bags, carpeting, or be reused again as bottles. The bottle caps can be transformed into car batteries, garden rakes, or storage containers.

Why are beverage containers recyclable?

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What are the essential types of glasses needed for a home bar?

For a well-equipped home bar, key glass types include: a rocks glass for whiskey and short cocktails, a highball glass for long drinks, a martini glass for classic cocktails like martinis and Manhattans, a wine glass for serving wine, and a flute for champagne and sparkling wines. These glasses cover a broad range of drinks and are versatile for various occasions.

What's the best way to store barware to prevent damage?

To prevent damage, store barware in a secure, stable place where it won't easily be knocked over. Use a cabinet with sufficient space to avoid crowding glasses. Hanging racks for stemware and padded separators can protect delicate items. Keeping barware in a low-traffic area also minimizes the risk of accidents.

What is the purpose of a cocktail strainer?

A cocktail strainer is used to filter out solid ingredients like ice, fruit, and herbs from a mixed drink when transferring it from the shaker or mixing glass into the serving glass. It ensures a smooth, clean pour, enhancing the overall presentation and texture of the cocktail.

What are the essential types of glasses needed for a home bar?

What's the best way to store barware to prevent damage?

What is the purpose of a cocktail strainer?

Perspective view of a 3D model of the Sake Bottle (4 Go)

Under Development

Height:

11” | 27.94 cm

Width:

3” | 7.62 cm (Diameter)

Depth:

3” | 7.62 cm (Diameter)

Length:

Weight:

Area:

Volume:

24.3 oz | 720 mL (4 Go)

Materials:

Glass

Drawings include:
Sake Bottle (4 Go) front elevation, side, plan

Wikipedia - Sake

Wikipedia - Container

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