
Fostag 72 Cavity PCO 1810 Closure Mold
Item No. 6119
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Fostag 72 Cavity PCO 1881 Closure Mold
Item No. 6118
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About Fostag
Fostag Formenbau AG traces its origins to 1955, when brothers Bruno and Hans Segmüller established a mold-making company in Wagenhausen, Switzerland. The business relocated to Stein am Rhein, was later rebranded as Fostag Formenbau AG, and grew steadily through successive expansions of its production facility. A management buy-in by brothers Markus and Rolf Mühlemann brought renewed focus on product and technology innovation, and the company has since filed over 100 patents protecting its proprietary tooling systems.
Fostag's flagship product lines are high-cavity injection molds for closures, thin-wall packaging, and medical components. The closure mold range is particularly well regarded in the beverage packaging industry, with multi-cavity tools engineered for standard neck finishes such as PCO 1810 and PCO 1881 — common 28 mm thread standards used globally for carbonated and still beverage bottles. Alongside closure molds, Fostag produces stack molds and multi-component tools for food packaging and cutlery, and has developed proprietary hot runner technologies including its patented co-injection hot runner, PVC full hot runner system, and the InMedio core centering system for eliminating core shift in demanding cavities.
Fostag molds serve end markets that demand the tightest tolerances and highest output rates: beverage and food packaging producers relying on high-cavity closure tools, medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturers requiring precision molds for syringes, blood tubes, pipette tips, auto-injectors, and safety closures, and specialty packaging converters working with barrier capsules and multi-component products. The company's tools are used in production facilities across more than 50 countries worldwide.
Buyers seeking used Fostag closure molds and packaging molds on the secondary market are drawn by the tooling's reputation for extremely long service life, 100% interchangeable mold baseplates and inserts, and the short cycle times that protect throughput economics even as a mold ages. The Swiss-engineered build quality means cavitation counts and dimensional tolerances hold up well over millions of shots, making a pre-owned Fostag closure mold a cost-effective route into high-volume cap production without the lead time or capital outlay of a new tool.
Meadoworks is your trusted source for used Fostag equipment. As third-generation industrial equipment dealers and AMEA-certified appraisers with over 50 years of experience, we offer quality-inspected Fostag machines at competitive prices. Browse the 2 used Fostag machines listed above, or call 800-323-0307 for equipment not yet listed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fostag best known for manufacturing?
Fostag is best known for high-performance, high-cavity injection molds for closure, thin-wall packaging, and medical applications. Their closure molds — including tools built to PCO 1810 and PCO 1881 neck-finish standards — are widely used by beverage and packaging producers around the world.
Where is Fostag headquartered and how long have they been in business?
Fostag Formenbau AG is headquartered in Stein am Rhein, Switzerland, and has been manufacturing injection molds since 1955. The company supplies precision tooling to customers in more than 50 countries and holds over 100 patents on its proprietary mold technologies.
Why do buyers choose used Fostag closure molds?
Fostag closure molds are engineered for very long service life, with fully interchangeable mold baseplates and inserts that simplify maintenance and reduce downtime. Purchasing a used Fostag PCO closure mold gives high-volume cap producers access to Swiss-precision tooling at a fraction of the cost of a new build, with cycle-time performance that remains competitive well into the mold's working life.
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