Stretch Blow Moulding Machine
What is Stretch Blow Moulding?
Stretch Blow Moulding is the process of bottle production where small standardised tubes known as “Preforms” are heated and then rapidly blown and stretched into a bottle mould creating a fresh new bottle ready to be filled and packed. Stretch blow moulding can be installed at beginning of a production or filling line eliminating the need for bottles from third party suppliers, unscrambling, depalletisers, infeed conveyers, etc. Instead preforms are emptied into hopper which will feed directly into the blow mould machine and dedust the preforms before feeding them through to the heating oven.
Inside the blow moulder the preforms are rotated around the heating area ensuring an even and homogenous heating process. Built in infrared cameras are used to monitor the preforms ensuring even heating. The heated preforms are then transferred to the oven where they are rapidly and precisely moulded to pre designed bottle shapes. This process is highly accurate and very quick taking less then several seconds. The specific shape and design of the finished bottle is highly customizable and easily changed with little interference to production. A patented neck transfer system seamlessly integrates the bottle production with the filling and capping process.
The Serac Combox H2F is a custom built machine containing the blow mould process, filling and capping process providing an ultra-clean environment second to none. The blow moulding process itself helps to sterilise the preform after being de dusted and the neck transfer and net weight filling ensure the bottles remain contactless until post capping. Combine this with a pulse light preform sterilization and cap sterilisation systems and you will have one of the most thorough and effective sterilization process in the food and beverage industry that is completely 100% chemical free.
Benefits of Blow Moulding Preforms
The Roll n Blow
Based on the same thermoforming principals, Roll and Blow works with a sheet of plastic instead of preforms. The plastic sheets are cut and wrapped around tubes which then get enclosed in bottle moulds and the bottles are blown and set. This process leave the neck of the bottles closed and attached to one another. After the bottles are formed they are separated and the necks opened.
Roll and Blow can use up to 30% less plastic, three times less energy and result in the use of five times fewer trucks then other bottle manufacturing processes and outsourcing. Roll and Blow ensures there is no compromise to quality, taste or safety with your product.
To contact Icon Equipment International about Stretch Blow Moulding Machine use Get a quote.
What is Stretch Blow Moulding?
Stretch Blow Moulding is the process of bottle production where small standardised tubes known as “Preforms” are heated and then rapidly blown and stretched into a bottle mould creating a fresh new bottle ready to be filled and packed. Stretch blow moulding can be installed at beginning of a production or filling line eliminating the need for bottles from third party suppliers, unscrambling, depalletisers, infeed conveyers, etc. Instead preforms are emptied into hopper which will feed directly into the blow mould machine and dedust the preforms before feeding them through to the heating oven.
Inside the blow moulder the preforms are rotated around the heating area ensuring an even and homogenous heating process. Built in infrared cameras are used to monitor the preforms ensuring even heating. The heated preforms are then transferred to the oven where they are rapidly and precisely moulded to pre designed bottle shapes. This process is highly accurate and very quick taking less then several seconds. The specific shape and design of the finished bottle is highly customizable and easily changed with little interference to production. A patented neck transfer system seamlessly integrates the bottle production with the filling and capping process.
The Serac Combox H2F is a custom built machine containing the blow mould process, filling and capping process providing an ultra-clean environment second to none. The blow moulding process itself helps to sterilise the preform after being de dusted and the neck transfer and net weight filling ensure the bottles remain contactless until post capping. Combine this with a pulse light preform sterilization and cap sterilisation systems and you will have one of the most thorough and effective sterilization process in the food and beverage industry that is completely 100% chemical free.
Benefits of Blow Moulding Preforms
The Roll n Blow
Based on the same thermoforming principals, Roll and Blow works with a sheet of plastic instead of preforms. The plastic sheets are cut and wrapped around tubes which then get enclosed in bottle moulds and the bottles are blown and set. This process leave the neck of the bottles closed and attached to one another. After the bottles are formed they are separated and the necks opened.
Roll and Blow can use up to 30% less plastic, three times less energy and result in the use of five times fewer trucks then other bottle manufacturing processes and outsourcing. Roll and Blow ensures there is no compromise to quality, taste or safety with your product.
To contact Icon Equipment International about Stretch Blow Moulding Machine use Get a quote.
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