Filter 27 public product and support routes by product type, material, bottle application, output level and specification status before sending a quote brief.
Use 5 filters across 22 catalog cards and 27 public routes to build an engineering shortlist. Public values remain classified by evidence status; the written quotation confirms the final model, cavity plan, utilities, acceptance scope and price.
Use the evidence class before carrying a public value into a shortlist, acceptance plan or quotation comparison.
| Evidence level | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Public reference material | Product route pages, comparison guides, media-governance status and downloadable RFQ files visible on the site today. Pending-rights factory and company media are not public evidence. |
| Project-confirmed evidence | Bottle drawing, preform data, cavity plan, layout, destination voltage, quote scope and batch-tied trial proof confirmed during RFQ review. |
| Not published as public claim | Buyer-specific pricing, guaranteed throughput, final utility load, batch QC records, delivery terms and customer-specific case claims. |
Use filters as a shortlist aid. Final model, mold cavity and output are still confirmed from bottle drawing, material, target pcs/hr and destination.
22 visible product cards covering 27 public product and support routes, including grouped one-step mold and auxiliary planning routes.
The selected combination does not match a published route. Clear the filters to keep browsing, or send material, bottle volume, application and target output so engineering can check the closest route.
The public KRC2500-I and KRC5000-I model pages do not publish verified hard parameters. Treat those rows as engineering-confirmation routes, not performance comparisons.
Automatic stretch blow molding machine for PET bottle programs that need stable heating, safe machine action and compact output.
Automatic PP bottle blowing machine for daily-use, cosmetic and technical bottle projects where stable process control matters.
Compact two-step automatic stretch blow molding machine for PP and mixed material bottle programs up to 1000 ml.
PET version of the KRC900-I platform for compact bottle production and engineering projects requiring a smaller machine footprint.
Higher-output bottle blowing machine for projects that need more capacity than the KRC900 family and production-line planning support.
Mid-capacity bottle blowing equipment for PET and PP packaging factories that need balanced output and footprint.
Bottle blowing machine for small-to-medium bottle production, new packaging projects and factory trials.
KRC900-II PET route with take-down handling for projects where bottle handoff and downstream handling need to be planned together.
KRC900-II PP route with take-down handling for PP bottle programs and cleaner production handoff planning.
Compact KRC200-II bottle blowing equipment page for early-stage bottle projects where configuration must be confirmed by engineering.
One-step injection stretch blow mold review for buyers who need drawing-based tooling confirmation before quotation.
PET preform mold page for 48-cavity tooling discussions where full specifications require drawing review.
PET preform mold page for 48-cavity preform tooling review.
PET preform mold page for 8-cavity tooling review and sample approval.
PET preform mold page for 32-cavity PET preform tooling review.
Custom bottle blow mold page for buyers who need bottle drawing, cavity plan and machine-fit review before quotation.
Custom bottle shape blow mold page for custom bottle projects and technical quote review.
Bottle finish blow mold page for neck finish confirmation and production sample review.
Handle oil bottle blow mold page for projects where bottle drawing, handle geometry and cavity plan must be reviewed together.
Oil bottle blow mold page for daily-use and oil container projects where technical details are confirmed from bottle data.
Water bucket blow mold for large container projects. Exact bucket volume, handle structure, material and cavity plan are confirmed from bottle drawing or measured sample.
Auxiliary equipment planning for bottle line support where air, cooling, conveyor and layout handoff are reviewed before quotation.
The film and bag equipment collection is commercially separated from the KRC bottle-machinery catalog. Ten controlled routes publish planning references, while the written quotation confirms the final supplier identity, origin, configuration and acceptance scope.
These answers define what the catalog can establish publicly and what still requires written engineering confirmation.
Start with bottle material, application, volume, target output and destination. Use the filters to build a shortlist, then send the bottle drawing or sample so engineering can confirm the machine route, mold scope, utilities and acceptance requirements.
No. Each route states whether public specifications, reference specifications or only a planning framework are available. The written quotation must confirm the final model, cavity plan, output assumptions, utilities, commercial terms and acceptance scope.
The blowing machine forms the bottle, the bottle blow mold defines the finished bottle geometry, and the preform mold belongs to the upstream preform-injection route. A complete project may also require air, cooling, handling and downstream line support.
They are intentionally separated. KRC bottle machinery and molds use the main product catalog, while film blowing and bag making equipment use a dedicated packaging equipment range whose final manufacturer, origin and configuration are confirmed in writing.
The short form requires email, destination country, needed scope and bottle volume or material. Optional engineering details can add application, target output, drawing, sample information and other constraints when available.
The team checks the closest published route, identifies missing engineering inputs and prepares the next-step quotation or clarification request. A form submission does not by itself confirm price, capacity, stock, lead time or technical acceptance.