Serac: PET bottle blow molding machine

Designed to optimize energy consumption, Serac’s SBL (Serac Blow Linear) PET bottle blow molding machine for dairy products and edible oil produces bottles up to 5 liters in size at speeds from 2,400 to 12,000 containers/hr.

Serac Inc

Jun 7, 2013

Heating of the preforms is performed at low temperature and evenly distributed using reflecting panels and independently adjustable lamps.

The blow molding solutions can be configured to fully integrate one of the company’s filling and capping units (Combox). A patented bottle transfer system transforms the bottle's sequential motion (linear blower) into a continuous motion (rotary filler).

Serac Inc

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