10L Double Station Extrusion Blow Molding Machine, 150kN Clamp

Ten litres is the awkward size in blow molding. It is too large for a small single station machine to run economically and too small to justify a 100 litre drum frame. The MP80D sits exactly in that gap with a double station layout, a 150 kN clamp and a platen sized for 520 x 460 mm moulds.

Two stations working in parallel cut the idle share of every cycle. While one station cools an HDPE jerry can, the other is already accepting a fresh parison, which is why a double station 10 litre machine typically runs at close to twice the output of a single station frame drawing the same power.

• Double station layout: Parallel moulds halve the effective cooling wait, so output per hour rises without a second operator
• 150 kN clamping force: Keeps the parting line closed on a 10L parison, holding flash to a minimum on the 520 x 460 mm platen
• 80 mm screw, 24 L/D: Delivers 90 kg/h of HDPE melt, enough to feed both stations at full cycle speed
• 220-620 mm opening stroke: Covers shallow 500 ml moulds and deep 10 litre containers on the same frame
• 4 screw zones plus 3 head zones: Independent temperature control from feed section to die head exit
• 8.2 tonne structure: Heavy base and platen reduce vibration, which is what keeps wall thickness stable at speed

• 10L jerry cans for lubricants and agrochemicals
• 5L to 10L edible oil and drinking water containers
• Detergent and disinfectant bottles for household chemicals
• Automotive fluid and coolant reservoirs
• Industrial tool bottles and small drums

A: Because 10 litre parts are cooling dominated. A double station machine overlaps cooling with the next shot, so the same installed power and floor space produce roughly twice the parts. A larger single station frame mainly buys clamp force you do not need at this part size.

A: On a 10 litre HDPE can at typical wall thickness, a double station machine usually runs 120 to 180 pieces per hour depending on cooling water temperature. We confirm the figure with your mould during the factory trial and put it in writing.

A: It is, because clamp requirement tracks the parting line area, not the volume. A 10 litre container on a 520 x 460 mm platen is well inside the rating; we verify the projected area from your drawing before order so there is no surprise at commissioning.

The machine ships in an export wooden case with steel reinforcement, moisture barrier film and anti-rust protection on machined surfaces. Delivery is 25 to 35 working days after deposit. Each unit is CE marked and built under ISO9001:2008 control, supplied with English manuals, a spare parts list and remote commissioning support.