The numbers on the bottom of a Nugrape bottle typically indicate the manufacturing code, which can provide information about the production date and batch. These codes help the manufacturer track the product for quality control and inventory purposes. They may include details such as the plant location and the specific date the bottle was produced. To decipher the exact meaning of the numbers, one may need to consult the manufacturer or a specific coding guide.
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Pretty sure it has do with the number of times it has been recycled.
Styles, types and embossing
You are just multiPlying the top two number then the bottom two numbers
Bottom bracket numbers typically indicate the measurements and specifications of the bottom bracket used in a bicycle. These numbers often include the shell width (in millimeters), the threading type (like BSA or Italian), and the diameter of the bottom bracket shell (such as 68mm or 73mm). Additionally, it may specify the type of spindle (like square taper or external) and the compatible crankset. Understanding these numbers is crucial for selecting the correct bottom bracket for a bicycle frame and crankset compatibility.
Every bottle has different heat. Higher the number hotter the tabasco
Formulations of a specific scent.
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Pretty sure it has do with the number of times it has been recycled.
Yes, higher the number hotter the sauce
Styles, types and embossing
The number "2" means that the bottle is a Class 2 recylable item.
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Glass makers often emboss numbers, letters, and symbols on the bottom of bottle for various reasons. Some of the numbers denote the manufacturer of the bottle. Some reference the company to bottle was manufactured for or the product the bottle was meant for.
They indicate what printing the book is on.
You are just multiPlying the top two number then the bottom two numbers
I think you might mean "Bottle Neck". It's an expression which often describes the flow of traffic, where a wider road is condensed into a smaller one, slowing down the flow of vehicles. Think of a beer bottle to understand the expression: the body of the bottle is wider, whereas the neck of the bottle is much slimmer and smaller in diameter. If you tip the bottle upside down, liquid will only flow out as fast as the smallest part of the bottle will allow.