Micro-agglomerated or natural cork for bar-top stoppers?
There has been massive investment in Portugal from the main players in the cork industry in injection moulding machines to…
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Why is beech wood the preferred option for bar-top cork capsules?
In recent years in the world of bar-top corks, there has been a massive shift away from plastic capsules to…
Issues with a bar-top cork fitting the neck of a bottle
Here at CorkLink we do not generally work with stock sizes of bar-top corks, for the simple reason that there…
Which wood should you use for your bar-top cork stoppers?
Around 10 years ago, there began a noticeable change in customers for bar-top stoppers – increasingly customers wanted to move…
Printing options for your logo on bar-top cork capsules
If you looking to personalise your bar-top cork capsules with a logo or brand name, there are essentially 3 options…
Agglomerated cork stoppers – individual mould has taken over from extrusion
There are two methods for manufacturing agglomerated cork stoppers – individual moulds is a relatively new technology and is completely…