Tooling, by what it makes.
Browse by how the mould works, or by what comes out of it. Every mould below has been built here; ask about anything similar and we will quote it.
Two ways in
Start from the process, or from the container.
A jerry can mould is also a blow mould, so the catalogue is organised both ways rather than as one list you have to guess your way through.
By application
What comes out of it: jerry cans, bottles, pharma bottles, closures and more.
The catalogue
Every mould, in one place.
6 moulds documented so far.
Nothing matches that — send us the requirement and we will quote it.
5 Litre Jerry Can Mould
Two-cavity blow mould for a five litre stackable jerry can, with Beryllium Copper at the neck and the base pinch-off.
- Cavities
- 2
- Capacity
- 5 litre
- Material
- Tooling steel
1 Litre Lubricant Bottle Mould
Two-cavity blow mould for a one litre lubricant bottle, shown with its cavity and backing halves.
- Cavities
- 2
- Capacity
- 1 litre
- Material
- Tooling steel
750 ml Bottle Mould
Single-cavity blow mould for a 750 ml bottle, cut in Alumec.
- Cavities
- 1
- Capacity
- 750 ml
- Material
- Alumec
6-Cavity Pharmaceutical Bottle Mould
Six-cavity bottle mould, photographed on the machine with the cavities polished.
- Cavities
- 6
- Geometry
- Matched across all cavities
2-Cavity Closure Mould
Two-cavity injection mould for a threaded closure, shown with the moulded caps.
- Cavities
- 2
- Runner
- Hot runner or cold runner
4-Cavity Carry Handle Mould
Four-cavity injection mould for a moulded carry handle, with the components still on the runner.
- Cavities
- 4
- Runner
- Balanced, hot or cold
Precision you can measure.
A mould is only finished when the sample is right. That is the standard every tool leaves this floor on.