Used Kautex Blow Moulding Machines for Sale 9


Kautex Maschinenbau of Bonn spans blow moulding from pharmaceutical bottles to automotive fuel tanks: KBB all-electric packaging machines, KCC hydraulic ranges, accumulator-head machines for large industrial articles, and the suction blow moulding systems that produce complex 3D ducts for vehicles.

Used Kautex machines serve packaging and technical moulders worldwide. Exapro listings vary by series, article capacity, head configuration, and hours. Compare specifications and submit an enquiry through the listing page on Exapro to reach the seller.

Kautex's technology breadth structures its used market into distinct pools. Packaging machines, with KBB electric and earlier KCC/KEB hydraulic generations, serve bottle and canister producers on conventional capacity logic, where cavity count, article size, and cycle consistency price the machine. Industrial accumulator-head machines produce drums, IBC bottles, and large technical parts for a heavier constituency. And the technical end, with suction blow systems and multi-layer machines from automotive duct and tank production, reaches the used market through automotive programme changes, offering capability that otherwise demands seven-figure new investment to buyers with matching work.

The engineering reputation rests on head design and process control, with multi-layer co-extrusion capability (up to six layers for barrier fuel applications) marking the technology summit, and machines carrying it deserve evaluation as systems including their layer-verification equipment. Electrification matters economically, since KBB electric machines cut energy per article dramatically against hydraulic predecessors, and used electrics command premiums that high utilisation repays. Against Bekum, its Berlin rival, Kautex trades at parity in packaging classes while owning the automotive-technical niches largely alone, and against used Uniloy or Magic machines the German premium buys process stability that tight-specification work justifies.

Buying a used Kautex blow moulding machines: what to check

Production demonstration first where possible: article weight consistency across cavities, wall distribution, and cycle stability expose the machine's real state. Verify screw, barrel, and head condition through output and documented inspections, with multi-layer heads checked layer by layer.

Test the parison control through its profile points, check clamp parallelism and movement smoothness, and cycle post-cooling and takeout automation completely. On electric machines, verify servo drives and their hours; on accumulator machines, test shot consistency at full volume. Confirm control backups, recipe libraries, and any layer-measurement systems transfer, review downstream deflashing and testing units, and ask for the machine's article and material history.

On Exapro, used Kautex listings show series, capacity, configuration, photos, and location. Compare available machines and submit an enquiry through the listing page on Exapro to request demonstrations and inspection access.