5 Litre Jerry Can Mould
Two-cavity blow mould for a five litre stackable jerry can, with Beryllium Copper at the neck and the base pinch-off.
- Cavities
- 2
- Capacity
- 5 litre
- Material
- Tooling steel
Start from the container rather than the process. Each tab shows the tooling we have built for it.
Stackable jerry cans for lubricant and industrial packaging, from the handle geometry through to the pinch-off.
Two-cavity blow mould for a five litre stackable jerry can, with Beryllium Copper at the neck and the base pinch-off.
Lubricant, household and consumer bottles across the capacities our customers run.
Two-cavity blow mould for a one litre lubricant bottle, shown with its cavity and backing halves.
Single-cavity blow mould for a 750 ml bottle, cut in Alumec.
Pharmaceutical bottles where every cavity has to produce the same bottle, and the finish has to stay consistent across the set.
Six-cavity bottle mould, photographed on the machine with the cavities polished.
The closure that seals the container. Most of these are developed alongside the container mould so the pair fits first time.
Two-cavity injection mould for a threaded closure, shown with the moulded caps.
Wide-mouth buckets and pails for grease and heavy lubricants, where the lid seat and the handle mounting carry the load.
We build this tooling — it has not been photographed and written up for the site yet. Tell us what you need and we will quote it.
Bottles for dairy products, where the neck finish and a clean, consistent wall matter as much as the shape.
We build this tooling — it has not been photographed and written up for the site yet. Tell us what you need and we will quote it.
Handles, spouts and the other moulded parts a finished pack needs.
Four-cavity injection mould for a moulded carry handle, with the components still on the runner.
Send the drawing, the specification or a photograph of the container. We will review it and come back with a quotation and a dated schedule.