Head count and cavities
Six- or eight-head layouts are matched to bottle size and the required hourly output.
Manufacture better extrusion blow moulding machines for you.
Bottles & packaging
Multi-head configurations for HDPE dairy bottles, with published specifications, neck finishing and downstream handling to plan the line.

In short
HDPE dairy and beverage bottles are produced on multi-head extrusion blow molding machines, where the die head, mold, neck trimming and downstream handling work as one line. Tongda’s HTS range includes double-station machines with six- and eight-head configurations described for milk bottles.
Multi-head extrusion supports bottle production. The bottle range includes six- and eight-head applications, with output dependent on bottle weight and the selected configuration. Rotary cutting or deflashing is selected around the neck finish.
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
Six- or eight-head layouts are matched to bottle size and the required hourly output.
Rotary cutting or deflashing is chosen around the neck design and cap fit.
Light-barrier or multi-layer walls change the extruder and die-head configuration.
Plan leak testing, conveying and packing with the machine so the line runs as a whole.
Machine configurations
Double-station blow molding for milk bottles and other small bottles, with four- or six-head configurations available in the product range.
Double-station extrusion blow molding for small bottles.
Single-station extrusion blow molding for small bottles.
| Model | Stations | Max. volume | Clamping force | Screw | Total power | Max. mold (W × H) | Datasheet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HTSII-3L | Double | — | 70 kN | 80 mm | 72 kW | 490 × 250 mm | PDF · 749 KB |
| HTSII-2L | Double | 2 L | 44 kN | 60 mm | 39 kW | 360 × 320 mm | PDF · 1.6 MB |
| HTS-2L | Single | 2 L | 44 kN | 50 mm | 30.5 kW | 360 × 320 mm | PDF · 1.7 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 milk bottle machines on tongdamachine.net ↗
Machine in operation
Watch a Tongda machine producing this type of product, from parison extrusion to the finished part. For a video of a specific model or configuration, ask our team.
More machine videos










Questions from buyers
Didn't find your answer?
Ask our engineersThe HTSII-3L double-station machine is the reference model for milk bottles, with four- or six-head configurations available in the range.
Neck finishing such as rotary cutting or deflashing can be integrated. The method is selected for the specific neck finish.
Food-contact suitability depends on the resin, the line set-up and your local regulations. Discuss the requirements with the team for your project.
Let's build your next production line
Share your container, material and production requirements. We’ll help you identify a suitable machine configuration.
Discuss your project