1L Lubricant Bottle Blow Moulding Machine with View Strip and Two Die Heads

Lubricant packaging has one functional requirement that general bottle tooling ignores: the customer must see the oil level. Welded or glued strips fail in the field and slow the line down, so the MP70D-2 machine is configured to mould the view strip directly into the HDPE wall in the same cycle.

The machine is set up for the 1L lubricant bottle family: a two die head layout on a double station frame, water cooled modular blow pins matched to thin walls, and hot wire cutting that leaves a clean neck finish. Bottles come off the machine ready for cap application, not for a second strip operation.

• Moulded-in view strip: The transparent oil level window is formed in the die head and mould in one shot, with no welding or gluing step
• Two die heads on double station: Each cycle yields two 1L lubricant bottles, matched for weight and strip clarity
• Water cooled blow pins: Modular cooled pins shorten cooling on thin wall lubricant bottles and protect the strip zone
• Hot wire cutting: A clean cut below the parison leaves no stringing on the neck, reducing cap sealing defects
• Adjustable die head: Strip channel alignment is corrected without dismantling the head when swapping bottle designs
• HDPE and PP capable: The machine handles both materials, so a single line can cover mineral oil and synthetic lubricant packs

• 1L engine and gear oil bottles with visible oil level
• Hydraulic oil and transmission fluid containers
• Two stroke and small engine oil packs
• Industrial lubricant bottles for workshop supply
• Private label lubricant packaging for retail chains

A: The strip zone is formed with a controlled wall profile rather than a cut, so pressure resistance is maintained. We test filled bottles at 1.5 times working top load and supply the results with the machine when lubricant bottle tooling is ordered.

A: Yes. The strip channel in the die head and the polished zone in the mould are both machined to your drawing, so the strip can sit front, back or offset. Orientation is fixed by a locating key in the mould.

A: The neck finish comes from the mould, so any cap specification your market requires can be tooled. Standard lubricant bottle necks of 28 mm, 32 mm and 38 mm are all common on this machine, and we review the drawing before cutting steel.

Bottles moulds are not included, but the die head strip channels are protected with wooden blanks before crating. The machine ships on a wooden pallet in a plywood case, 25 to 35 working days after deposit. CE certification, ISO9001:2008 production control, 12 month warranty and English documentation are provided, with commissioning available on site.