Used Plastic Blow Molding Machines for Sale

Browse Meadoworks' inventory of used blow molding machines for sale, including extrusion blow molding (EBM), injection blow molding (IBM), and stretch blow molding (SBM) equipment. Whether you're looking for a blow molding machine, blow moulding machine, blow molder, or plastic blow molding equipment, we stock machines from industry leaders including Graham Engineering, Uniloy, Bekum, Kautex, Wilmington, Jomar, Nissei ASB, Aoki, and Sidel. Our plastic blow moulding machine inventory covers applications from small pharmaceutical bottles to large industrial drums and automotive fuel tanks. Find continuous extrusion blow molding, accumulator head, shuttle, reciprocating screw, and wheel-type blow moulder machines with single or multiple cavities. Each blow mold machine listing includes detailed specifications covering clamp tonnage, shot capacity, head configuration, and parison programming capabilities. Whether you're producing HDPE containers, PET bottles, or custom industrial parts, Meadoworks has blow molding machinery and plastic blow moulding machine solutions at every price point. Contact us for blow molding equipment sourcing.

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The three primary blow molding processes each suit different products. Extrusion blow molding (EBM) is the most common — a continuously extruded parison is captured in a mold and inflated, producing HDPE bottles, industrial containers, drums, jerry cans, and automotive fuel tanks. EBM blow moulder machines from Bekum, Uniloy, Graham, and Wilmington are the workhorses of the industry.

Injection blow molding (IBM) starts by injection-molding a preform on a core rod, then transferring the preform to a blow station for inflation. IBM produces precision neck finishes and is ideal for small pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and personal-care bottles. Jomar and Nissei ASB dominate IBM blow molding equipment.

Stretch blow molding (SBM, also called ISBM) creates biaxially oriented PET bottles for water, CSD, and beverages. Two-stage SBM uses preforms produced separately on a PET preform machine; one-stage ISBM produces preforms and bottles on the same plastic blow molding machine. Sidel, Krones, KHS, and Nissei ASB lead stretch blow molding equipment globally.

If you're producing HDPE bottles or industrial containers, EBM is your answer. If you need precision pharma or cosmetic small-bottle production, IBM is the right plastic blow molding machine. If you're making PET water or beverage bottles, SBM is the only choice.

Meadoworks has been one of North America's most active blow molding suppliers for over 50 years. Our team has deep relationships with major blow molding processors across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, giving us early access to plastic blow molding machines from plant closings, line consolidations, and capacity adjustments — often before machines hit the open market.

We carry blow molding machinery from every major OEM and can help you evaluate the right blow moulder machine for your container, resin, and production volume. We coordinate worldwide shipping with rigging teams familiar with the special handling requirements of blow molding equipment. Call us at 800-323-0307 or submit a quote request on any blow molding machine listing.

Selecting a used blow molding machine starts with understanding which process best suits your application. Extrusion blow molding (EBM) is the most common for HDPE bottles, containers, and industrial parts — look for accumulator head machines for large parts or continuous extrusion for high-volume production of smaller containers. Injection blow molding (IBM) produces precision neck finishes for pharmaceutical and cosmetic bottles. Stretch blow molding (SBM or ISBM) creates PET bottles with biaxial orientation for carbonated beverages and water.

Key specifications to evaluate include clamp tonnage, mold dimensions, number of stations, parison head configuration (single or multiple cavities), and shot capacity. For EBM machines, check accumulator capacity, die head condition, parison programming capabilities, and downstream trim equipment. For SBM, evaluate preform handling, oven zone configuration, and blow pressure capabilities. Always inspect the hydraulic system, heating elements, and control system vintage.

Meadoworks brings over 50 years of plastics industry expertise to every blow molding equipment transaction. Our team has deep relationships with major blow molding operations across North America, giving us early access to equipment from plant closings, line consolidations, and capacity adjustments before machines hit the open market.

We carry blow molding equipment from all major manufacturers and can help you evaluate machines for your specific container requirements. Whether you're producing pharmaceutical bottles, industrial drums, or automotive fuel tanks, our technical knowledge ensures you get the right machine. We coordinate worldwide shipping with experienced rigging teams familiar with the special handling requirements of blow molding equipment. Contact us at 800-323-0307 for inventory, pricing, and equipment sourcing assistance.