Core Technical Parameters

Factory-tested specs for the MIC-1.5L-1500A. The 1500 pcs/h figure is rated on a 150ml round bottle with a 28g preform; on full 1.5L bottles actual output drops to roughly 400–600 pcs/h because each cycle takes longer.

Key Features & Advantages

This plastic bottle making machine is built around the same platform as the smaller 0.8L model, but the frame, clamp, and oven are upsized for bigger preforms and wider bottles. Buyers choose it when they need wide-mouth capability or 1.5L formats that a 28mm-neck entry machine cannot reach.

Man-Machine Interface, High Finished-Bottle Rate

Touchscreen HMI controls oven zones, blow pressure, stretch delay, and mold speed. Heating and blowing are interlocked, so an under-heated preform won't reach the mold. That interlock is what keeps the finished-bottle rate high on larger bottles, where scrap cost per reject is much higher than on small 330ml bottles.

Modular Assembly, Easy Maintenance

Heating box, mold clamping, and blow valve group are bolt-on modules. A lamp change or valve repair does not require pulling the frame apart. Spare parts ship in kits, which matters when the machine is exported and a single missing custom part can stop a line for weeks.

Wide-Mouth Neck Range: 26–50 mm

This is the machine's main selling point. The 26–50mm preform neck range covers 28mm water necks, 38mm wide-mouth condiment jars, and 50ml juice/sports-drink bottles — without changing the feeder. A typical entry-level pet blowing machine tops out around 38mm neck, which locks buyers out of oil jugs and sauce bottles.

Compact Footprint for a 1.5L Class Machine

Main machine footprint is 2900 × 1700 mm, total weight 2 tons, total power 38 kW. It fits a standard reinforced factory floor and a 63A three-phase supply. For a fully automatic plastic bottle making machine price bracket, the utility load is lower than most 2-cavity units in the same bottle-size class.

Application Scenarios

The bottle blowing machine handles bottles up to 1.5L across five packaging categories. Real output at full 1.5L volume lands around 400–600 pcs/h, which pairs with a mid-range filler rather than a high-speed line.

Pure Water and Mineral Water

1L and 1.5L round water bottles are the machine's main application. At full volume output is roughly 400–600 pcs/h, feeding a 300–500 BPH filler with a small accumulator table.

Juice and Tea Drinks

1L and 1.5L juice and iced-tea bottles fit within the 130mm max diameter and 320mm max height. Hot-fill juice needs heat-resistant preforms — confirm with the factory before sizing.

Condiments and Cooking Oil

This is where the 26–50mm neck range earns its keep. 500ml–1L cooking oil bottles, wide-mouth honey jars, and sauce containers all use the wider end of the neck range. The 130mm max diameter covers most standard oil jug shapes.

Cosmetic and Pharmaceutical

Larger PET bottles for toner, body wash, lotion, and oral liquid products fit the neck range. Food-contact-grade mold surfaces and air filtration documentation are available for buyers who need it.

Full PET Bottle Production Line Integration

At 400–600 pcs/h on full 1.5L bottles, this blow molder belongs on a compact to mid-size line. The next section lists the matched downstream equipment.

Matching Production Line Equipment

A PET line around this plastic bottle making machine pairs with smaller downstream machines sized for 400–1500 pcs/h. One supplier keeps commissioning under one team.

· PET bottle filling capping machine — mid-size monoblock rinser/filler/capper for 300–1500 BPH water, oil, or juice lines, matched to this blow molder's real output. View filling capping machine →

· Carbonated drink mixing machine — small CO2 mixer for sparkling water or pilot CSD runs; note CSD preforms are heavier, so real output drops below 1500 pcs/h.

· Round bottle labeling machine — self-adhesive or hot-melt labeler for round PET bottles up to 1500 BPH. View round bottle labeler →

· Case packing machine — semi-automatic or small automatic case packer for low-speed downstream packaging. View case packing machine →

· Palletizer — compact automatic or semi-automatic palletizer for end-of-line case stacking at low speed. View palletizer →

Certifications & Factory Strength

When buyers compare a fully automatic plastic bottle making machine price across suppliers, the gap often hides in documentation, not hardware. Ask for the following before order:

· CE certification for the EU market, covering machinery and low-voltage directives.

· ISO 9001 quality management certification for the manufacturing plant.

· Food-contact safety documentation for mold surfaces, conveyor parts, and air filters — required for beverage, oil, condiment, and pharmaceutical buyers.

· On-site factory audit — reputable suppliers welcome video calls or in-person visits. Ask to see the machine running your own bottle sample, not a showroom unit.

· Warranty and spare-parts list — standard warranty terms, urgent-parts response time, and a recommended spare kit (heating lamps, seals, valve sets) quoted at order time.

Get the Exact MIC-1.5L-1500A Quote

Send us your bottle drawing (volume, diameter, height, neck finish), target output, and destination port. We'll come back with a fixed price that includes the mold set, the matched high-pressure air compressor package, and CE documentation.

Email: sales@micmachinery.com  |  WhatsApp / WeChat: +86-130-8399-1987

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the output of the MIC-1.5L-1500A plastic bottle making machine?

Theoretical output is 1500 pcs/h, rated on a 150ml round bottle with a 28g preform. On full 1.5L bottles, real output drops to roughly 400–600 pcs/h because each cycle takes longer. Send your bottle drawing for a realistic estimate.

2. What bottle sizes can this pet blowing machine handle?

Factory envelope is up to 2.5L, but the model is rated for 1.5L class bottles. Max bottle diameter 130mm, max height 320mm. Preform neck inner diameter range is 26–50mm and preform height up to 170mm — wider neck coverage than most entry 2-cavity units.

3. Is this machine fully automatic?

Yes. It runs off a touchscreen HMI with automatic preform loading, heating, stretch-blow, and ejection. It is sized for mid-sized plants, not pilot labs.

4. Why is the 26–50mm neck range important?

Most entry-level 2-cavity machines top out around 38mm neck. The 50mm upper end covers cooking oil jugs, wide-mouth honey and sauce jars, and large cosmetic containers that the smaller machines cannot accept.

5. What power supply does it need?

380V, 50/60 Hz, three-phase. Specified power consumption is 38 kW; max heating power is 25 kW. Confirm your site voltage before order — we can quote a transformer if needed.

6. Can it connect to my existing filling line?

Yes, through an air conveyor or belt between blow molder and filler. At 400–600 pcs/h on 1.5L bottles it pairs with small to mid-range fillers.

7. Do you supply the whole line?

We supply the full PET line: blow molder, filling capping monoblock, CSD mixing, labeling, case packing, and palletizer. One supplier means fewer commissioning disputes.

About MIC Machinery

MIC Machinery is a China-based manufacturer of PET blow molding machines and complete beverage bottling lines, with CE- and ISO 9001-certified units exported to 60+ countries. The MIC-1.5L-1500A is the company's wide-mouth 2-cavity platform for water, juice, cooking oil, condiment, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical bottles up to 1.5L at 1500 pcs/h.