Bottle size and weight
Volume, gram weight and the widest dimension set the mold size and the number of cavities that fit on the platen.
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Bottles & packaging
Machine configurations for shampoo, detergent and household chemical bottles from 0.1 to 5 L, with published specifications side by side.

In short
Daily chemical bottles, such as shampoo, detergent, softener and cleaner bottles, are usually extrusion blow molded from HDPE. Tongda HT and HTS machines cover bottles up to 5 L, with single- or double-station layouts and multi-head die heads for smaller bottles.
Bottle shape, neck finish and handling requirements determine the mold and blow-pin arrangement. Discuss a view strip, multiple layers, deflashing and scrap collection as part of the project.
Production process
Blow-molding grade resin, masterbatch and regrind are dosed to the product specification.
The extruder melts the material and the die head forms a hollow tube of controlled wall thickness.
The mold closes on the parison and compressed air forms the part against the cavity.
The part cools in the mold until it holds its shape, then the mold opens and the part is removed.
Flash at the neck, handle and base is removed; necks are cut or reamed where required.
Weight, dimensions and leak tightness are checked before labeling and packing.
Selection guide
Volume, gram weight and the widest dimension set the mold size and the number of cavities that fit on the platen.
Small bottles are often produced on multi-head die heads; larger handled bottles may run with one or two heads.
The neck finish and the handle design decide the blow-pin arrangement and how flash is removed.
View stripes, multi-layer walls and labeling methods should be agreed before the die head is specified.
Machine configurations
Single-station extrusion blow molding for small bottles.
Double-station extrusion blow molding for small bottles.
Single-station extrusion blow molding for jerry cans and smaller bottles with multi-head options.
Double-station extrusion blow molding for jerry cans and smaller bottles with multi-head options.
| Model | Stations | Max. volume | Clamping force | Screw | Total power | Max. mold (W × H) | Datasheet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HTS-2L | Single | 2 L | 44 kN | 50 mm | 30.5 kW | 360 × 320 mm | PDF · 1.7 MB |
| HTSII-2L | Double | 2 L | 44 kN | 60 mm | 39 kW | 360 × 320 mm | PDF · 1.6 MB |
| HT-5L | Single | 5 L | 70 kN | 60 mm | 44.8 kW | 390 × 390 mm | PDF · 1.7 MB |
| HTSII-5L | Double | 5 L | 110 kN | 80 mm | 71.6 kW | 440 × 420 mm | PDF · 1.6 MB |
Suggested starting points from the published range. The final configuration depends on your product drawing, resin, weight and output target.
Quotations, prices and project cases: Tongda daily chemical bottle machines on tongdamachine.net ↗
Machine in operation
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Questions from buyers
Didn't find your answer?
Ask our engineersThe HT-5L, HTS-5L and the double-station HTII-5L and HTSII-5L are the usual starting points. The final choice depends on bottle weight, head count and output target.
Yes. A transparent view stripe can be configured on the die head so the fill level is visible. It is specified together with the bottle and mold design.
A bottle drawing or sample, gram weight, resin grade, required hourly output and any labeling or deflashing requirements.
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