Technical Specifications & Performance Data This Husky injection
molding machine is engineered for high-volume PET preform
manufacturing and is well suited for integration into a used bottling
line or as a second hand addition to industrial packaging operations.
The 120-ton clamping platform is paired with a 32-cavity hot runner
system, enabling consistent output of PET preforms across multiple
bottle formats. Manufactured by Husky in 2009, the unit is configured
for rapid mold changeovers and stable cycle times, supporting beverage
production with precise neck finishes and preform weights.
Manufacturer: Husky Model: HyPET120 P85/95 E85 Year of manufacture:
2009 Clamping force: 120 tons Cavities: 32 Hot runner system: Husky
32-cavity hot runner, common across supplied molds Neck finishes:
29/25 mm primary; additional parts for 30/25 mm Preform weights (29/25
mm sets): 9.02 g, 12.46 g, 18.70 g Additional 30/25 mm parts: 10.5 g,
14.0 g, 22.0 g, 25.0 g (one complete assembled set at 22.0 g) Cycle
times (typical): 7 s, 8 s, 9 s Electrical supply: 400 V, 50 Hz,
3PH+N+PE Main supply current: 191 A (auxiliary supply: 40 A)
Short-circuit rating (panel): 10 kA Included peripherals: Plastic
Systems resin dryer with material hopper, mold dehumidifier, and
available spares Bottle formats supported via preforms: 0.2L, 0.5L,
1.0L Container material: PET Advanced Automation & Control Systems The
machine features Husky engineering for precise temperature control,
shot stability, and efficient thermal management across the 32-cavity
hot runner. The molding system supports fast setup with plug-and-play
cold half plates, simplifying changeovers between formats and weights.
Operator interaction is streamlined through an integrated control
interface for recipe management, alarm diagnostics, and process
monitoring. The control panel is designed for industrial duty with a
10 kA short-circuit rating and clear segregation of main and auxiliary
supplies. Integrated HMI for process control and monitoring Hot runner
temperature control across all 32 cavities Quick-change cold half
plates, tooling plate, and cooling pick set Electrical: 400 V, 50 Hz,
three-phase with neutral and protective earth Production Line
Integration Capabilities Optimized for PET preform manufacturing, this
system integrates cleanly with upstream resin handling and downstream
conveyance to stretch blow molding, quality inspection, and packing
stations in beverage production. The included Plastic Systems resin
dryer and mold dehumidifier stabilize material and mold conditions,
enhancing repeatability and line throughput in broader bottling
equipment ecosystems. Inline or standalone operation for preform
supply Compatible with industrial packaging and beverage production
lines Rapid format changes across 0.2L, 0.5L, and 1.0L bottle formats
Designed for PET preforms used in water, juice, and other beverage
applications Machine Condition & Maintenance History The machine is
reported as still in production, indicating active operational status.
It is supplied with the hot runner system common to the molds listed,
plus a comprehensive set of spares. Cold half plates and tooling
facilitate quick swaps, which contributes to easier maintenance and
reduced downtime. Operational status: In production Includes available
spare parts for molds and tooling Multiple assembled and partial mold
sets included Operational Performance & Versatility With 32 cavities
and cycle times listed at 7–9 seconds depending on the preform
weight, the unit offers balanced throughput and energy efficiency. The
preform portfolio includes 29/25 mm neck sets for 0.2L, 0.5L, and 1.0L
bottle applications, and additional 30/25 mm parts to expand neck
finish options. This configuration is ideal for beverage-focused PET
packaging within a used bottling line or broader industrial packaging
environment. Stable performance across multiple weights and neck sizes
Consistent cavity balance via Husky hot runner Plug-and-play mold
architecture reduces changeover times Installation Requirements & Site
Preparation Site preparation should accommodate safe resin handling,
mold maintenance space, and utilities consistent with industrial
injection systems. The electrical infrastructure must meet the
specified three-phase 400 V, 50 Hz requirements with adequate capacity
for both main and auxiliary loads. Electrical: 400 V, 50 Hz, 3PH+N+PE;
main current 191 A; auxiliary 40 A Provision for resin drying and mold
dehumidification Space for mold change operations and spares
management Safety Standards & Compliance Certification The machine
incorporates industrial control panel protections and conforms to
robust electrical build standards suitable for factory environments.
Guarding and interlocks typical of injection molding systems help
safeguard operators during mold operations and changeovers. Industrial
control panel with 10 kA short-circuit rating Emergency stop and
guarded operating zones (typical for injection s