Industrial Blow Molder – SIG D FGT-BP-4/6 with Multi-Cavity Tooling Options

🏭 Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer: SIG
Model Number: D FGT-BP-4/6 (4/6-100)
Serial Number: 7010000200
Year Built: 2001
Controls: Hydraulic with Programmer

📝 Description

This used SIG Blow Molder, Model D FGT-BP-4/6 (4/6-100) is a robust and versatile extrusion blow molding machine designed for high-volume plastic container and bottle production. With a 22-ton clamp force, 100mm extruder diameter, and output capacity of approximately 600 pounds per hour, this system is ideal for manufacturers producing bottles, jugs, and containers in single, triple, or six-cavity configurations.

Equipped with programmer hydraulic controls and a screen changer, the machine delivers precise, repeatable performance. Its tooling flexibility allows for single (160mm), triple (200mm), or 6-up (100mm) mold configurations, making it highly adaptable to different product sizes and production runs.

⚙️ Specifications

• Model: D FGT-BP-4/6 (4/6-100)

• Clamp Force: 22 Ton

• Clamp Stroke: 160 mm

• Clamp Dimensions:

  • Max Width: 500 mm

  • Max Height: 375 mm

  • Stack Height: 330 mm

• Tooling/Head Configurations:

  • Single: 160 mm Max

  • Triple: 200 mm

  • 6-Up: 100 mm

• Extruder Diameter: 100 mm

• Output: ~600 lbs/hr

• Controls: Hydraulic with programmer

• Additional Features:

  • Screen changer

• Year: 2001

• Serial Number: 7010000200

• Condition: Used

🧪 Applications

• Plastic bottle manufacturing

• Blow molding jugs, canisters, and containers

• High-speed extrusion blow molding

• Multi-cavity container production

• Industrial packaging and container lines

✅ Product Use Cases (Bulleted)

• Producing 1 to 6-cavity blow molded containers

• Manufacturing HDPE or PET bottles and jugs

• High-output bottle production (600 lbs/hr)

• Plastic packaging for food, chemical, or industrial sectors

• Versatile mold setup for varying product sizes

• Mid-to-high volume production environments

• Ideal for contract manufacturing and OEMs

• Retrofits and upgrades to existing blow molding lines

• Production requiring repeatability and mold flexibility

• Plastic extrusion companies scaling operations