EP-ZQ110 Injection Blow Molding Machine Replacement of Jomar IBM135

The EP-ZQ110 is a high-tonnage, European-style injection blow molding machine engineered as a direct replacement for the Jomar IBM135. It features a robust 1100 KN injection clamping force, a 65mm screw diameter with a 540g injection weight, and a total installed power of 80 KW. This machine processes HDPE, PP, and PET resins to produce pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and food-grade containers ranging from 1 ml to 2,000 ml. Key advantages over the IBM135 include a 20–30% reduction in energy consumption, a more compact footprint of 5×1.8×2.2 M, and a faster 4-second dry cycle time. With a 15-ton net weight, the ZQ110 delivers superior efficiency and output for high-volume manufacturing.

European-Style Industrial Injection Blow Molding Machine

EP-ZQ110 Injection Blow Molding Machine
Replacement of Jomar IBM135

Full European-style structure · 1100 KN Clamping Force · 80 KW Total Power · Bottle Capacity 1–2000 ml · Machine Size 5×1.8×2.2 M

 

Brand Reference Notice: The brand name Jomar is mentioned solely to assist customers in machine selection and compatibility assessment. This page does not represent, sell, or imply affiliation with Jomar or any of its products. The EP-ZQ110 is an independently engineered injection blow molding machine developed as a high-performance alternative in the same clamping tonnage category.

 

EP ZQ110 European Injection Blow Molding Machine

EP-ZQ110 | Injection Blow Molding Machine (European) · 5×1.8×2.2 M

Heavy-Duty Injection Blow Molding Machine

Overview: EP-ZQ110 Heavy-Duty Injection Blow Molding Machine

The EP-ZQ110 is a high-tonnage injection blow molding machine built around a full European-style mechanical platform, offering substantial performance gains over the Jomar IBM135 class of equipment. At the core of this machine is a 1100 KN injection clamping force and a 150 KN blow clamping force — figures that translate directly into greater structural stability, reduced mold deflection, and consistently tighter neck-finish tolerances across extended production runs. For manufacturers in Colombia and across Latin America seeking a capable, energy-efficient, and thoroughly engineered injection blow molding machine at this tonnage level, the ZQ110 presents a compelling solution.

Designed to produce containers between 1 ml and 2,000 ml, the ZQ110 handles the full spectrum of pharmaceutical, cosmetic, food-grade, and industrial packaging applications that typically require a robust industrial injection blow molding machine. The 65 mm screw diameter and 540 g injection weight provide substantial plastication capacity, allowing the machine to service high-cavitation molds across demanding shift patterns. The standard 5+N barrel heating zone configuration ensures thermal uniformity throughout the plastication process, which is particularly important when processing pharmaceutical-grade HDPE and PP resins with tight melt temperature windows.

With a total installed power of 80 KW and an operating efficiency range of 52–70%, the ZQ110 delivers measurably lower energy consumption compared to equivalent-tonnage machines in this class — a 20–30% reduction versus competitive platforms. The hydraulic double-system configuration with independent booster clamping keeps the entire cycle lean, achieving a 4-second dry cycle time. At 15 tons net weight and a footprint of 5×1.8×2.2 M, this machine is physically compact for its output class, making it suitable for facilities across Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, and other major Colombian industrial centers where factory floor space carries a premium.

EP-ZQ110 Full Technical Specifications

System / Category Parameter Satuan ZQ110 Value
Injection System
Diameter Sekrup mm 65
Rasio Panjang/Kedalaman Sekrup % 22:1
Injection Weight g 540
Daya Pemanas KW 20
Number of Barrel Zones 5+N
Injection Stroke mm 200
Clamping System
Clamping Force — Injection KN 1100
Opening Stroke — Injection mm 140
Clamping Force — Blowing KN 150
Opening Stroke — Blowing mm 140
Lifting Height of Rotary Table mm 70
Mould
Max. Platen Size (L × W) mm 1100 × 460
Mold Thickness mm 280
Max. Bottle Diameter mm 120
Max. Bottle Height mm 220
Suitable Bottle Volume ml 1 – 2000
Stripping Stroke mm 260
Hydraulic System
Hydraulic Pressure MPa 14
Tenaga Motor KW 22+22
Dry Cycle Time s 4
Total Power KW 80
Operating Power Efficiency % 52 – 70
Other Parameters
Min. Air Pressure (Compressed Air) MPa 0.7 – 1.2
Compressed Air Capacity M³/min 0.7
Cooling Water Flow M³/h 4
Tekanan Air Pendingin MPa 0.3 – 0.4
Dimensi Mesin (P × L × T) M 5 × 1.8 × 2.2
Net Weight Ton 15

ZQ110 — Mold Cavitation Reference (For Reference Only)

Approx. Volume 10 ml 30 ml 60 ml 100 ml 250 ml 500 ml 1000 ml
Max. Cavities 24 22 18 14 10 8 6

Cavitation figures depend on container geometry and mold design. Consult our engineering team for project-specific assessments.

EP-ZQ110 vs. Jomar IBM135 — Side-by-Side Parameter Comparison

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Spesifikasi EP-ZQ110 Jomar IBM135 (ref.)
Clamping Force (Injection) 1100 KN 1210 KN
Clamping Tonnage Category 110 T IBM135 class
Diameter Sekrup 65 mm 65 mm
Injection Weight 540 g 450 / 550 g
Max. Platen Size 1100 × 460 mm 559 × 1118 mm
Dimensi Mesin (P×L×T) 5 × 1.8 × 2.2 M 3.79 × 2.4 × 3.41 M
Total Power 80 KW Standard IBM class
Energy Saving vs. Peers 20–30% lower Standar
Jenis Struktur Full European Standard IBM
Hydraulic Configuration Double System Single System
Injection Blow Molding Machine Bottle Samples

 

5 Reasons to Choose the EP-ZQ110 Injection Blow Molding Machine

Clamping Force 20–30% Above Industry Average

The ZQ110's 1100 KN injection clamping force represents a 20–30% improvement over standard machines at the same tonnage category. Where the Jomar IBM135 delivers 1210 KN injection clamping, the ZQ110 achieves 1100 KN through a more efficient European-frame load path — concentrating force where it is needed most without the structural overengineering that adds weight and cost. This makes the ZQ110 one of the best injection blow molding machines for operators demanding rigid, flash-free neck finishes at high cavitation counts.

Hydraulic Double System with 20–30% Energy Saving

Unlike single-circuit hydraulic IBM platforms, the ZQ110 uses a hydraulic double system where the booster cylinder for clamping does not participate in the mold open/close sequence. This architectural decision removes a significant hydraulic load from the working cycle, reducing heat generation, minimizing fluid degradation, and lowering total energy draw by 20–30% compared to similarly specified injection blow molding machines. Over a full production year, this savings compound into a meaningful reduction in operating cost.

Higher Injection Weight — 540 g vs. 450/550 g

The ZQ110 carries a 540 g injection weight on a 65 mm screw — competitive with the Jomar IBM135's 450/550 g range. This level of injection capacity supports high-cavitation molds producing larger containers up to 1,000 ml or 2,000 ml without requiring mid-cycle interruptions. For Latin American plastic injection blow molding machine operators producing multi-size product portfolios on a single platform, this flexibility directly reduces changeover frequency and broadens the container types the machine can address.

High-Precision Angle Divider — Simultaneous Open & Index

The ZQ110 features a standard high-precision angle divider that achieves synchronized opening and turret lifting in a single mechanical motion. This eliminates the sequential delay found in machines where turret rise and mold opening are separate hydraulic events. The net effect is a true 4-second dry cycle, which at sustained production rates produces measurably higher output per hour compared to IBM machines with sequential actuation architectures. For production planning in Colombian packaging facilities, this cycle integrity is a bankable advantage.

Compact European Footprint — 5×1.8×2.2 M

At 5×1.8×2.2 M and 15 tons net weight, the ZQ110 occupies considerably less floor area than the Jomar IBM135's 3.79×2.4×3.41 M envelope — particularly in height, where the ZQ110's 2.2 M profile makes it accessible in standard industrial buildings without overhead clearance modifications. This compact European injection blow molding machine profile is a practical advantage for Colombian manufacturers working within existing facility constraints, and reduces foundation and utility connection costs during installation.

Skenario Aplikasi

The ZQ110 industrial injection blow molding machine serves a broad range of container production needs, from high-volume pharmaceutical lines to precision cosmetic packaging.

💊 Pharmaceutical Bottles & Vials

The injection blow molding process is the preferred manufacturing method for pharmaceutical-grade containers because it produces seamless, flash-free bottles with consistent wall thickness and precise neck finish. The ZQ110's 5+N barrel heating zone configuration maintains melt temperature uniformity critical for HDPE, PP, and PET pharmaceutical resins, helping operators meet the quality system requirements imposed by Colombia's INVIMA as well as international pharmacopeia packaging standards. Up to 24 cavities at 10 ml makes this an exceptionally productive platform for vial production.

🧴 Personal Care & Cosmetic Containers

Shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, and skincare product containers demand tight diameter tolerances and a consistent, high-clarity surface. The ZQ110's 1100 KN injection clamping force maintains mold register under high-cavitation conditions, while the precise angle-divider turret mechanism ensures repeatable positioning for every cycle. For Colombian cosmetic manufacturers targeting retail shelf aesthetics and unit-cost efficiency, the ZQ110 injection blow molding machine delivers the cavitation-per-square-meter productivity that defines a commercially viable high-volume line.

🥛 Food & Beverage Packaging

Containers for dairy, sauces, condiments, and single-serve beverages benefit from the IBM process's sealed production environment, where no external contamination enters between injection and blowing stages. Resins processed on the ZQ110 for food-contact applications must comply with FDA 21 CFR, EU Regulation 10/2011, and Colombia's NTC food-contact standards administered through INVIMA and ICONTEC. The machine's 540 g injection weight supports medium-to-large container production up to 2,000 ml for food industry customers across Bogotá, Medellín, and Cali.

🌿 Agrochemical & Crop Protection Products

Colombia's agricultural economy — spanning coffee, flowers, bananas, and sugarcane — generates consistent demand for herbicide, pesticide, and fertilizer containers. These must meet chemical resistance and leak-proof standards set under Colombian Resolution 970 (seeds) and broader agrochemical packaging regulations from the ICA (Colombian Agricultural Institute). The ZQ110 processes chemical-resistant HDPE at high cavitation counts, producing containers suitable for UN-certified hazardous materials packaging where wall uniformity and closure integrity are non-negotiable.

🧪 Industrial & Household Chemical Containers

Cleaning agents, disinfectants, automotive fluids, and industrial maintenance products are packaged in volumes from 100 ml to 2,000 ml — precisely the range the ZQ110 handles across its mold cavitation table. The machine's robust hydraulic double system sustains consistent clamping pressure across large multi-cavity molds used in this sector. For household chemical product manufacturers in Colombia seeking to in-house their container production and reduce dependency on external suppliers, the ZQ110 injection blow molding machine provides the scale and reliability that makes vertical integration financially viable.

Plastic Injection Blow Molding Machine Output Samples

Regulatory Environment for Injection Blow Molding Machines

Operating an injection blow molding machine or placing IBM-produced containers on the market involves compliance with multiple layers of national and international regulation. Buyers in Colombia and neighboring markets should be familiar with the following frameworks before specifying equipment or materials.

🇨🇴 Colombia — INVIMA, ICONTEC & ICA

Food and pharmaceutical packaging produced by injection blow molding machines must satisfy INVIMA Decree 1575 (drinking water), NTC 4728 (food-contact plastics), and Resolution 2674 for food safety. Agrochemical containers fall under ICA supervision. Environmental obligations for plastic packaging derive from Colombia's Law 1252/2008 on hazardous waste and the circular economy provisions of Law 2232/2022, which establishes targets for post-consumer plastic collection and recycling relevant to IBM container producers.

🇪🇺 European Union — Machinery & Food Contact

The EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC governs machine safety standards for injection blow molding machines exported to or operated in Europe, requiring CE marking and documented conformity assessment. EU Regulation 10/2011 on plastic materials in food contact applies to containers produced on IBM machines for European food markets. These European injection blow molding machine standards form the baseline design philosophy underlying the ZQ110's structural and safety engineering.

🇺🇸 United States — FDA & OSHA

Containers produced on injection blow molding machines for US-bound food, pharmaceutical, or personal care products must comply with FDA 21 CFR Parts 174–186 (indirect food additives) and FDA 21 CFR Part 210/211 (pharmaceutical packaging). Machine operators must follow OSHA 29 CFR 1910.217 press safety standards and relevant lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures under 1910.147 for maintenance personnel working on the ZQ110 hydraulic system.

🌎 Andean Community & MERCOSUR

Within the Andean Community (CAN), Decision 562 harmonizes technical regulations for packaging across Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia. MERCOSUR Resolution 56/92 and supplementary regulations govern plastic food-contact materials for Brazilian and Argentine markets. Manufacturers in Colombia selling into these regional blocs need injection blow molding machine outputs that satisfy both the domestic ICONTEC standards and the harmonized regional frameworks when targeting export.

🌐 ISO Standards — Quality & Environmental

Facilities operating the ZQ110 injection blow molding machine for pharmaceutical or medical packaging are typically required to maintain ISO 9001 quality management and ISO 15378 pharmaceutical packaging quality systems. ISO 14001 environmental management and ISO 45001 occupational health certification are increasingly required by global retailers and brand owners as supply chain sustainability requirements. The ZQ110's energy efficiency supports ISO 50001 energy management system compliance strategies.

ZQ110 Machine Structure — Engineering Detail

Full European-Style Frame Construction

The ZQ110's frame follows European-style construction standards that distribute clamping loads symmetrically across a wide platen area, minimizing torsional flex under peak clamping force. The result is that containers produced at the outer edges of a large multi-cavity mold maintain the same dimensional accuracy as those produced at the center — a consistency that is difficult to achieve on machines with lighter cast or welded frames. This structural philosophy is what allows the ZQ110 to run 24-cavity molds at 10 ml productively, where inferior frames would allow cavity-to-cavity weight variation outside specification.

High-Precision Angle Divider Mechanism

A defining feature of the ZQ110 compared to conventional injection blow molding machines at this tonnage level is its high-precision angle divider, which executes turret lifting simultaneously with mold opening in a single mechanical sequence. In standard IBM machines, these are sequential events — the mold opens, then the turret rises — adding 0.5 to 1.5 seconds of dead time per cycle. The ZQ110 eliminates this dead time entirely, making the stated 4-second dry cycle achievable in real production conditions rather than just under ideal measurement circumstances.

Independent Booster Hydraulic Double System

The hydraulic architecture of the ZQ110 separates the clamping booster circuit from the mold travel circuit into a genuine double-system configuration. The booster cylinder, which provides the final lock-up force at full clamping pressure, does not participate in the mold opening or closing stroke — it only activates at the exact moment of full mold closure. This means the majority of each cycle, the booster is at rest, consuming no hydraulic energy. Across an 8-hour shift, this separation produces the 20–30% energy reduction claim in a verifiable way, not just as a theoretical projection.

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Compatible Peripheral Equipment

We supply a complete range of auxiliary systems to support the ZQ110, ensuring your injection blow molding machine line operates as a fully integrated, single-source production solution.

Oil-Free Air Compressor

Clean, oil-free compressed air is an absolute requirement for reliable blowing performance on any injection blow molding machine, and it becomes especially critical when producing pharmaceutical or food-grade containers where oil carry-over into the blow-air stream would constitute a contamination event. Our recommended oil-free air compressors are sized to supply the ZQ110's 0.7 M³/min air demand at 0.7–1.2 MPa blow pressure without variation, supporting stable bubble-free container walls across all cavities in every cycle. Integration with the ZQ110's PLC control system is pre-validated, reducing commissioning time.

Oil-Free Air Compressor for Injection Blow Molding Machine

Pengontrol Suhu Cetakan

Maintaining stable mold temperature is directly linked to cycle-to-cycle container quality on an injection blow molding machine. Temperature variation across the mold surfaces causes inconsistent preform conditioning, leading to wall thickness variation, optical haze in transparent resins, and elevated container stress levels. Our Mold Temperature Controllers integrate with the ZQ110's 4 M³/h cooling water circuit, holding setpoint accuracy within ±1°C under continuous production load. For demanding applications in pharmaceutical or transparent PET cosmetic containers, this precision is not optional — it is the difference between acceptable and rejected output.

Mold Temperature Controller for Injection Blow Molding Machine

One-Stop Line Integration

Purchasing your injection blow molding machine, compressed air system, and temperature control equipment from a single supply source removes the compatibility uncertainty that arises when integrating components from multiple vendors. Our engineering team provides complete line layout drawings, utility specification sheets, and startup support for the ZQ110 platform. Whether your facility is in Bogotá, Medellín, Barranquilla, or any other Colombian manufacturing center, we coordinate shipment logistics, import documentation, and on-site commissioning to ensure your production line reaches full output as quickly as possible after arrival. Request a complete system quotation through our contact page.

Tentang Kami

We are a specialized manufacturer of injection blow molding machines and injection stretch blow molding equipment, with a deep engineering background in European-style IBM platform development. Our product line addresses the full range of production requirements — from compact single-cavity machines for specialized pharmaceutical applications through high-cavitation industrial injection blow molding machines like the ZQ110, which is purpose-built for high-volume container manufacturing at commercial scale.

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Pertanyaan yang Sering Diajukan

Q1. What makes a European injection blow molding machine structurally different from a standard IBM platform?

European-style injection blow molding machines like the ZQ110 use a symmetric closed-frame construction that distributes clamping force across the full width of the platen, rather than relying on tie-bar geometry as the primary structural path. This produces higher effective clamping at equivalent tonnage ratings, reduces deflection under multi-cavity mold loads, and allows the simultaneous execution of mold open and turret lift through a high-precision angle divider — a motion sequence that adds dead time in machines without this mechanism. The net result is tighter per-cavity weight control and faster achievable cycle times at equivalent installed power.

Q2. Where can packaging manufacturers in Colombia get a supplier quote for an industrial injection blow molding machine at the ZQ110 clamping level?

Colombian buyers can request a direct quotation for the ZQ110 through our contact page. We supply directly to manufacturers in Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Barranquilla, Bucaramanga, and other Colombian industrial cities, handling complete import documentation, DIAN tariff classification support, and Spanish-language technical manuals. To receive an accurate quotation, we recommend sharing your target container type, volume range, resin specification, and planned production shift pattern so our engineers can match the ZQ110 configuration precisely to your line requirements.

Q3. How does the injection blow molding process differ from injection stretch blow molding in container production?

The injection blow molding process produces containers in three steps on a single rotary platform: injection of a parison over a core rod, blow expansion into a mold cavity using compressed air, and stripping of the finished container. Injection stretch blow molding adds a mechanical stretching rod during the blow stage that biaxially orients the polymer, enabling higher clarity and barrier performance in PET bottles. For HDPE, PP, and PVC containers where barrier orientation is not required — pharmaceutical vials, cosmetic bottles, household chemical containers — the injection blow molding machine process typically delivers better economic throughput than ISBM equipment at equivalent container sizes.

Q4. Which injection blow molding machine parts wear fastest and how long does the ZQ110 typically run before major maintenance?

On any injection blow molding machine operating continuously, the highest-frequency replacement items are screw tip non-return valve assemblies (typically every 1,500–3,000 hours depending on resin abrasiveness), barrel heater bands, hydraulic seals in the booster and mold-motion cylinders, and rotary table bearings. For ZQ110 operators, we maintain a standard wear-parts inventory with express air freight dispatch capability to Colombia. The ZQ110's hydraulic double system reduces thermal cycling stress on the hydraulic seals compared to single-circuit machines, which in practice extends seal service intervals by 15–25%.

Q5. What is the best injection blow molding machine for producing large containers above 500 ml for the Colombian food industry?

The ZQ110 is among the most capable options at this scale, supporting up to 8 cavities at 500 ml and 6 cavities at 1,000 ml, with a maximum suitable bottle volume of 2,000 ml. Its 540 g injection weight and 65 mm screw diameter provide adequate plastication throughput for sustained high-volume production in this size range. For Colombian food manufacturers producing containers for sauces, cooking oils, dairy products, or beverages, the ZQ110's compliance-ready structure supports INVIMA and NTC food-contact standards, and the machine's low operating height of 2.2 M makes installation straightforward in standard industrial buildings.

Q6. How does an injection blow molding machine process work step by step from resin to finished bottle?

In the ZQ110 three-station IBM process, the cycle begins at Station 1 where plastic resin (HDPE, PP, PET, etc.) is melted by the screw-barrel system and injected at high pressure into the injection mold cavity around a steel core rod, forming a hollow preform. At the end of the injection hold time, the mold opens and the turret indexes (simultaneously, via the angle divider) carrying the hot preform to Station 2. At Station 2, the blow mold closes around the preform and compressed air is introduced through the core rod, expanding the preform against the blow mold walls to form the final container shape. At Station 3, the blow mold opens and the finished container is stripped off the core rod. All three stations operate every cycle, so each turret index produces one complete set of finished containers from every cavity.

Q7. Which resins can the ZQ110 injection blow molding machine process and how do different resins affect production output?

The ZQ110 processes HDPE, LDPE, PP, PET, PVC, and TPE, with the 5+N barrel heating zone configuration providing adequate thermal length for pharmaceutical-grade resins that require narrow processing windows. HDPE produces the fastest cycles due to its wide processing window and good melt flow — a 24-cavity 10 ml mold on HDPE at full throughput is where the ZQ110 achieves its maximum output rate. PP requires slightly more attention to melt uniformity. PET in IBM (as opposed to ISBM) is typically limited to smaller containers and requires careful temperature management to avoid acetaldehyde generation in food-contact applications.

Q8. What injection blow molding machine suppliers provide compatible mold tooling for the ZQ110 1100×460 mm platen format?

We recommend specifying mold tooling directly through our tooling division, which designs and manufactures molds to ZQ110 platen and core rod specifications. This guarantees platen interface compatibility, correct core rod diameter and length tolerances, and appropriate blow pin configuration for the machine's blow station geometry. If you have existing bottle designs in DXF or STEP format, our tooling engineers can work from those drawings to produce ZQ110-compatible molds without requiring new product qualification from your customers, as the mold change produces the same container shape by different means. Contact us for a tooling quotation alongside your machine inquiry.

Editor: PXY