PET Blow Molding Machine
Full Range — 2 to 9 Cavities

The price of a PET blow molding machine is primarily determined by four factors: cavity count (2-cavity vs. 8-cavity), automation level (semi-auto vs. fully auto), bottle volume range (small-format vs. large-volume), and component brands (standard vs. Siemens/FESTO international brands).

Additionally, mold tooling, CE certification cost, and shipping terms (FOB vs. CIF) all affect the total landed cost. Contact us with your bottle specifications and target output — we will provide a factory-direct price with full breakdown within 24 hours.

A 6-cavity PET blow molding machine typically costs 30–40% more than a comparable 4-cavity model due to the larger mold base, additional heating zones and higher clamping force required. However, output increases proportionally (7,500 vs. 5,500 BPH), so the cost-per-bottle often improves significantly at higher volumes. We recommend calculating your 3-year total cost of ownership — including energy and labour — rather than comparing purchase price alone.

Key criteria when evaluating a PET blow molding machine manufacturer include: CE certification (mandatory for EU / many global markets), in-house R&D and manufacturing (not a trading company), verifiable export history, and documented after-sales support infrastructure.

We recommend requesting a factory video tour, a sample production test at the manufacturer's facility, and references from existing customers in your region. Sailwin welcomes on-site factory visits year-round — no advance payment required to arrange a visit or video walkthrough.

Yes. Sailwin PET blow molding machines are available for sale worldwide. We have shipped to 60+ countries across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe and the Americas. Standard shipping terms are FOB Ningbo or FOB Shanghai. We can assist with export documentation, customs HS codes and, upon request, arrange third-party inspection (SGS / BV / TÜV) before loading.

Standard PET blow molding machine models are ready within 30–45 days of order confirmation and receipt of deposit. Machines with custom mold tooling or non-standard configurations may require 45–60 days. Every machine undergoes a minimum 4-hour full-load factory acceptance test (FAT) before packing. Video evidence of the FAT is included with every order.

Yes. Sailwin engineers provide on-site installation, commissioning and operator training at your factory. Travel and accommodation costs are covered by the buyer. Installation typically takes 3–7 days depending on machine complexity and site readiness.

In addition, we provide 24/7 remote video support throughout the 2-year warranty period. A comprehensive operation manual, maintenance schedule and spare parts list are supplied with every machine in English.

Yes. Sailwin designs and manufactures molds in-house for virtually any PET bottle shape. To start the mold design process, send us your bottle 3D file (.STEP, .IGES), 2D technical drawing, or a physical bottle sample. We will confirm mold feasibility, recommended machine model and lead time within 48 hours — at no charge. Custom mold tooling supports neck finishes from PCO 28mm up to wide-mouth 130mm.

A semi-automatic PET blow molding machine requires an operator to manually load each preform into the machine. The blowing, cooling and ejection cycle is automatic. Output is typically 90–2,000 BPH. In contrast, a fully automatic machine integrates a preform loader that sorts, orients and feeds preforms continuously — no operator involvement required during the blowing cycle. Output ranges from 2,800 to 16,000 BPH.

Semi-automatic machines suit start-ups, low volumes and frequent format changes. Fully automatic machines suit established production lines requiring 24/7 output with minimal labour. We can calculate the break-even output volume for your specific situation — contact us with your production target.