Illustrative worked example: PET water bottle planning with machine, mold and filling-line handoff questions.
These are illustrative worked examples created in house for RFQ planning. No real engagement, order, site or measured production record sits behind them, and all figures are planning inputs rather than measured performance.
A PET water bottle startup should validate bottle volume, preform route, target output and filling handoff before comparing machine price.
These fields demonstrate how an incomplete bottle brief can be organized. They are not order records or measured line performance.
| Bottle | 500 ml PET water bottle, 28 mm neck finish reference |
|---|---|
| Material | PET |
| Target output | 2,000-3,000 bottles/hour review range |
| Scope | Bottle blowing machine, bottle blow mold and auxiliary handoff planning |
| Recommended equipment | KRC900-II PET or KRC2500-I depending on output and cavity plan |
| Key risk | Preform weight, filling-line handoff, mold cavity and wall distribution |
| Planning output | Model shortlist, blow mold cavity plan and auxiliary handoff checklist prepared for review |
| Reference inputs to request | Bottle sample photo, mold photo, machine trial video and packing note |
These machine, mold, sample and line-support images illustrate the inputs discussed here. They are not tied to a real order or measured production record.
Each worked example shows the starting inputs, engineering checks and planning output without claiming a completed order.
The sample brief is treated as planning input, not as a final machine selection.
Engineering reviews bottle geometry, tooling fit and handoff risk before pricing.
The worked route produces a checklist for review before final quotation.
This preview organizes a route recommendation, tooling scope, missing data and next quotation step from illustrative inputs.
| Recommended machine route | KRC900-II PET or KRC2500-I depending on output and cavity plan |
|---|---|
| Mold cavity plan | Bottle blow mold route |
| Auxiliary checklist | Auxiliary handoff review |
| Missing data list | Bottle sample photo, mold photo, machine trial video and packing note |
| Trial sample requirement | Trial sample requirement confirmed by bottle drawing, material and acceptance target |
| Worked-example planning output | The worked route produces a machine-plus-mold planning pack with a KRC900-II PET / KRC2500-I comparison, blow mold cavity plan and auxiliary handoff checklist for review. |
This example starts with bottle size and target market while preform route, mold scope and downstream handoff remain undefined.
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