Attention
Machine fit should be checked before price
A buyer may ask for 48, 72 or 96 cavities, but the machine decides what is realistic. Physical fit and injection capacity must be reviewed before comparing mold prices.
Machine fit review
Mold Compatibility with PET Preform Injection Machines
A PET preform mold quote can fail if the mold does not physically or technically fit the buyer's injection machine. Review platen size, tie-bar distance, mold height, shot weight, cooling and hot runner requirements before ordering.
Machine model required
Tie-bar and platen check
Shot weight and mold height
Hot runner controller review
Review
Cavity
Review
Neck finish
Review
Hot runner
Review
Machine fit
PET preform mold quotation
Machine fit review
Cavity and output planning
Drawing-based project check
Project photos
Mold photos buyers check before RFQ
Specification
Quotation inputs and technical scope
| Machine data | Model, tonnage, platen size, tie-bar distance, mold height, shot weight, injection capacity and cooling capacity |
|---|---|
| Buyer decision | Confirm whether the target cavity count can run on the existing or planned machine |
| Relevant systems | Husky, Netstal, SIPA, Huayan, KATA and other PET preform injection systems where machine data is available |
| Quote risk | A mold can be correctly built but still wrong for the buyer if machine fit was not checked |
Decision points
What this page helps buyers decide
Interest
Cavity count changes machine demand
Higher cavity molds require more careful review of shot weight, mold height, tie-bar clearance, platen size, hot runner controller, cooling and robot or take-out conditions if relevant.
Desire
Compatibility review reduces order risk
The feature is a machine-fit check; the advantage is preventing wrong mold selection; the buyer benefit is avoiding a mold that cannot be installed or run reliably after shipment.
Action
RFQ data for machine compatibility
Send the machine brand and model, tonnage, platen size, tie-bar distance, mold height range, shot weight, injection capacity, hot runner controller data and target cavity count.
Supply process
How the mold project is handled
Step 1
Spec Review
Drawing, cavity, neck finish, weight and machine data.
Step 2
Mold Scope Review
Prepare project data for mold quotation and capability matching.
Step 3
Quote Clarification
Compare scope, steel, hot runner, spare parts and trial terms.
Step 4
Order Follow-up
Production progress, inspection coordination and export communication.
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Send drawing, specs or a short requirement
Best information to include
Start with the data that changes the mold quote.
- Preform drawing or sample photos
- Cavity number and target output
- Preform weight and neck finish
- Bottle application and capacity
- Injection machine model and country
FAQ
Common questions
Can you check a mold against my existing machine?
Yes, if you provide the machine model and key data such as platen size, tie-bar distance, mold height, shot weight, injection capacity and hot runner controller details.
Which pages should I compare after machine fit review?
After machine data is clear, compare the suitable cavity pages such as 48, 64, 72 or 96 cavity instead of choosing cavity count only from a price list.
What information should I send for quotation?
Please send the preform drawing if available, cavity number, preform weight, neck finish, bottle application, injection machine model, target output and destination country. If you do not have all details, send what you have and we will help clarify the missing points.