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Blow Moulding Machine

Blow moulding machines are used to manufacture hollow plastic parts by inflating a heated plastic tube until it takes the shape of a mould cavity. These machines can be categorized based on their level of automation: automatic and semi-automatic. Below is a comparison of their typical specifications:

🔧 Automatic Blow Moulding Machine Specifications

These machines run with minimal human intervention, offering high production rates and consistency.

Feature

Specification

Operation

Fully automated – integrated systems for preform loading, heating, blowing, and ejection

Production Speed

High – 1000 to 12,000 bottles/hour (varies by model)

Cavity Options

1 to 12 cavities

Bottle Volume Range

50 ml to 5 liters (can go higher with specialized machines)

Heating System

Infrared heaters with precise temperature control

Control System

PLC with HMI touchscreen interface

Automation

Robotic arm / Conveyor-based systems

Air Consumption

1 – 3 m³/min per cavity (varies)

Power Consumption

15 – 60 kW depending on size and type

Application

Suitable for mass production of PET bottles (e.g., beverages, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals)

Labor Requirement

Low (1 operator for monitoring and quality check)

Cost

Higher initial investment

⚙️ Semi-Automatic Blow Moulding Machine Specifications

These machines require manual intervention for loading preforms and collecting finished products.

Feature

Specification

Operation

Manual preform loading and bottle removal; automatic heating and blowing

Production Speed

Medium – 300 to 1500 bottles/hour

Cavity Options

1 to 2 cavities (sometimes 4)

Bottle Volume Range

100 ml to 20 liters

Heating System

Manual or semi-auto infrared heating

Control System

Basic PLC or manual switches

Automation

Partial – operator handles loading/unloading

Air Consumption

0.8 – 2.5 m³/min

Power Consumption

10 – 30 kW

Application

Ideal for small-scale production, customized batches, or startups

Labor Requirement

Higher (1 operator per machine)

Cost

Lower initial investment

✅ Key Differences

Feature

Automatic

Semi-Automatic

Automation Level

High

Medium

Labor Requirement

Low

High

Productivity

High

Medium

Cost

High

Lower

Ease of Use

More complex (but user-friendly)

Simpler to learn

Best For

High-volume manufacturing

Low-volume or startup production

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