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50 seconds to change a blow mould

A new patented tool-free quick mould changeover system designed for the SFR Rotary blow moulding range of machinery, reduces the time required to change from one bottle format to another, with a tangible decrease in the machines downtime.

The system is available as an option for all models of the range of SFR EVO from six blowing cavities to 24 blowing cavities.

The system reduces the time it takes to change a blow mould to only 50 seconds, which represents a saving of 70% compared to the previous system.

The changeover is very simple, safe and completed by un-locking / locking the two mould shells (cavities) and the mould base. All tool-free operations can be performed by only one person.

This represents a substantial improvement of the availability of the stretch blow moulding machine.

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