Full Automatic Plastic Beverage Drink Bottle Tube Capsule PET Injection Molding Machine

This machine is designed for fully automatic production of PET plastic bottles, tubes, capsules and similar containers used in beverages, cosmetics, food, pharmaceutical and general packaging industries.

It is optimized for PET (polyethylene terephthalate) materials. For other thermoplastics, compatibility should be confirmed with the supplier.

Key specs include: electric machine type, horizontal style, tie-bar spacing 410 x 410 mm, plasticizing capacity 25.6 g/s, injection weight 330 g, injection rate 197 g/s. Core components include bearing, motor, pump, gear, PLC, pressure vessel, engine, gearbox and screw.

The maximum mold must fit within the tie-bar spacing of 410 x 410 mm. Actual maximum platen/mold dimensions and thickness should be verified with the supplier, as effective platen size and clamping stroke determine usable mold dimensions.

Injection rate is 197 g/s and injection weight is 330 g (theoretical injection time ≈ 1.7 s). With a plasticizing capacity of 25.6 g/s, replasticizing 330 g would theoretically take ≈ 13 s. Actual cycle time will be longer once cooling, mold open/close and ejection are included; typical cycle times depend on part geometry, wall thickness, cooling system and mold design. For an accurate estimate, provide part details to the supplier.

The machine is electrically driven. Exact electrical supply (voltage, phase, amperage), compressed air and water/chiller capacity are not specified here — contact the manufacturer or check the technical datasheet for the precise utility requirements.

Yes — it is described as fully automatic. It includes PLC control for automated cycles and coordination of injection, clamping and ejection. Additional automation (robotic part removal, in-line conveyors, vision systems) may be available as options.

A PLC-controlled system typically supports safety interlocks and emergency stop functionality. Specific protective guarding, light curtains or additional safety devices are not detailed here — confirm required safety features and compliance with local regulations with the supplier.

Routine maintenance includes lubrication of moving parts, inspection and replacement of wear parts (screw, barrel, seals, bearings), checking hydraulics/electrics, cleaning feed and hopper areas, and scheduled PLC/software checks. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for detailed procedures.

Core components are standard industrial parts (bearings, motor, pump, gearbox, screw, etc.). The supplier should provide recommended spare parts lists and consumables. Ask the vendor about availability, lead times and recommended spares.

Yes — it can produce a range of PET bottle sizes within the machine's injection weight (330 g) and mold-size limits. Actual cavity count depends on part weight, mold layout and clamping capacity. Provide the part weight and desired output to determine optimal cavity number.

Most suppliers offer customization such as different screw sizes, hot runner support, additional automation (robots, conveyors), and tailored control software. Discuss specific customization needs with the vendor.

Typical offers include on-site installation, commissioning, operator training and after-sales service. Exact terms vary by supplier — confirm installation scope, training hours and warranty/maintenance contracts before purchase.

Warranty terms and certifications (CE, ISO, etc.) are not specified here. Ask the manufacturer for warranty length, coverage details and available quality/safety certifications for export or local compliance.

Provide the supplier with required part specifications (part weight, dimensions, expected output/per hour), desired automation/options, and destination for shipping. The vendor will then supply a quote with lead time, packaging and freight details.