Uniloy Expands Product Line with 35-Ton Extrusion-Blow and 105-Ton Injection-Blow All-Electric Equipment at K 2025

At the K 2025 exhibition held in Düsseldorf, Germany, Uniloy showcased two brand new all-electric machines. One of them is the UCS 35 J.ED Coex3 reciprocating continuous blow molding machine, which features a clamping force of 35 tons, a mold opening stroke of 700 mm, and is equipped with an easily adjustable rear cooling station. This model enhances Uniloy's UCS electric series product line, with the maximum clamping force of series machines reaching up to 40 tons. The displayed machine is configured with three independent extruders and utilizes an optimized screw design, allowing for 100% recycled material filling in the middle layer of three-layer containers.

This device features a wide safety door and a certified low-speed operation mode, ensuring safe and convenient mold changes, equipment debugging, and maintenance operations. Additionally, it is equipped with a Uni-Smart control interface and an OPC-UA interface for Industry 4.0 integration, supporting remote control via wired or Wi-Fi connections for production monitoring and predictive maintenance.

The second new model is the UIB 129.E all-electric injection blow molding machine, with injection and blow molding clamping forces of 105 tons and 18 tons, respectively. This model complements Uniloy's first all-electric injection blow molding machine series, which was launched around NPE 2024, with the first model being an 85-ton device. According to Uniloy, the energy consumption of this equipment is only 18 kilowatts, achieving a 60% energy saving compared to the hydraulic version. The equipment is also equipped with the OPC-UA communication protocol, enabling real-time production monitoring and remote connectivity for predictive maintenance.