Blow moulding is widely used to manufacture hollow plastic products. It offers low production costs, high-speed manufacturing, and the ability to create uniform shapes in large quantities.
Water bottles (PET bottles)
Milk and juice bottles
Shampoo and conditioner bottles
Detergent and cleaning product containers
Lotion, soap, and cosmetic bottles
Lightweight, easy to handle
Customizable shapes and sizes
Recyclable material options
Chemical drums and storage tanks
Fuel tanks (for vehicles or generators)
Lubricant and oil containers
High strength-to-weight ratio
Resistant to corrosion
Suitable for hazardous or chemical contents
Air ducts
Windshield washer fluid bottles
Fuel tanks
Seat back supports (in some designs)
Reduced vehicle weight (improves fuel efficiency)
Durable and impact-resistant
Can be produced in complex shapes
Hollow plastic toys (e.g., balls, ride-on cars)
Inflatable or light plastic sporting equipment
Safe and lightweight for children
Economical for mass production
Easy to mold into fun, colorful shapes
Blow moulding is an efficient and versatile manufacturing process used to create hollow plastic products across many industries. From everyday household items like bottles and containers to industrial components, blow moulding continues to be a practical solution for creating durable, cost-effective products. While it has some limitations, its benefits make it a go-to choice for many manufacturers.