About Schott
Located in Landshut, Bavaria, the cosmetic lab at Schott specializes in bioactive glass manufacturing and research. The facility at 29 Christoph-Dorner-Straße produces:
- Bioactive glass powder with controlled ion release
- Glass-mica composites for enhanced dispersibility
- Calcium sodium phosphosilicate materials
- Skin care ingredients with proven effects
Operating under ISO 9001 and 14001 certifications, Schott’s German laboratory develops innovative cosmetic ingredients using specialized glass melting and grinding technologies.
Frequently asked questions
Schott produces bioactive glass materials for cosmetic formulations in two forms:
- Bioactive Glass Powder
- Calcium sodium phosphosilicate composition
- Silicon, calcium, sodium, phosphor, oxygen structure
- Inorganic oxides: SiO₂, CaO, Na₂O, P₂O₅
- Bioactive Glass with Mica
- Enhanced dispersibility properties
- Modified appearance characteristics
- Same base composition as powder form
Both variants are manufactured using glass melting tanks and grinding facilities to achieve specific grain sizes.
The bioactive glass demonstrates these functional characteristics:
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Schott operates production facilities with the following infrastructure:
- Manufacturing Equipment
- Glass melting tanks
- Grinding facilities
- Quality control laboratories
- Quality Certifications
- ISO 9001 certified facilities
- ISO 14001 certified facilities
The facilities maintain controlled environments for consistent product quality.
More details about Schott
Schott: Advanced materials for skin care innovation
Located in Landshut, Bavaria, Schott operates a state-of-the-art cosmetic lab dedicated to developing innovative materials for skin care applications. The facility, situated at 29 Christoph-Dorner-Straße, represents Germany’s commitment to advancing cosmetic science through technology.
Specialized manufacturing capabilities
At the heart of Schott’s operations is the production of bioactive glass, a sophisticated material composed of calcium sodium phosphosilicate. The manufacturing process involves specialized glass melting tanks and precision grinding facilities that ensure exceptional purity and controlled particle sizes.
Product development and testing
The lab focuses on two main product variants:
- Bioactive Glass Powder
- Bioactive Glass with Mica for enhanced dispersibility
Scientific approach to skin care
The facility employs advanced testing methods including in-vivo topometry to validate product effectiveness. Their materials demonstrate specific benefits for skin care applications:
- Skin-soothing properties
- Reduction of skin redness
- Anti-odor capabilities
- Wrinkle visibility reduction
Quality assurance and certification
The Landshut facility maintains high operational standards through:
- ISO 9001 certification
- ISO 14001 environmental management certification
Technical expertise in material science
The lab specializes in developing materials with specific ion release properties. When activated, these materials form mineral layers on keratin surfaces, contributing to their effectiveness in cosmetic applications. This technology positions Schott as a leading materials provider in Bavaria’s growing cosmeceutical sector.
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