Multi-functional storage and preservation container
Made with imported Korean materials ensuring safety and health
High transparency, crystal-clear glass body
Full airtight seal with four-side locking clips and hollow silicone gasket for excellent sealing performance
Ergonomic design with handle grooves for easy grip and anti-slip handling
Large mouth opening for easy hand cleaning, promoting hygiene
Suitable for refrigerator storage, prevents moisture and spoilage of dry goods, noodles, kimchi, snacks, and dried fruits
Recyclable and environmentally friendly materials
Safe and hygienic, inhibits bacterial growth
Durable tempered glass with unique microwave-safe water ripple pattern (not a quality defect)
Easy to clean and maintain
Designed to organize and classify food storage efficiently
1. The water ripple pattern at the bottom of the glass is a characteristic of tempered glass and not a defect.
2. Do not cover the container with the lid when using in microwave or dishwasher.
3. Due to different materials (glass and silicone), some containers may have minor water leakage; this does not affect product use.
4. Actual capacity and color of silicone seals or inner paper inserts may vary by batch.
5. Small bubbles or spots may appear in the tempered glass due to manufacturing processes; these do not affect product performance or durability.
6. All dimensions are manually measured and may have slight deviations.
GLASSLOCK is a flagship consumer brand of SGC Solutions, established in 1967 in Korea. SGC Solutions is a renowned comprehensive container manufacturer producing glass bottles for beverages and medical use, aluminum and stainless steel cans, and diversified kitchenware brands. GLASSLOCK was launched in 2005 after four years of research, combining natural soda-lime glass with SGC’s heat-resistant tempered glass technology to create sealed containers that emphasize health and environmental friendliness. GLASSLOCK is an internationally recognized brand sold in 96 countries worldwide, with a global sales volume of approximately 7,200 units per hour.
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