Custom Injection PET Blow Molding

CUSTOM CONSISTENT BLOW MOLDING

When customers come to a custom PET injection blow molding company, they usually want more than “a bottle that holds liquid.” They want predictable sealing, reliable wall weight, clean labeling, and a container that does not change from one production run to the next.

That is exactly what Custom PET Injection Blow Molding is designed to deliver. Using PET injection stretch blow molding (ISBM), we create containers with controlled neck finishes and stable geometry, so the bottle you approve is the bottle you keep receiving.

CUSTOM PET BOTTLES & JARS

We produce custom PET bottles and custom PET jars for products that require clarity, strength, and a professional shelf appearance. If your spec calls for tight neck tolerances, consistent feel, or a specific closure style, we can engineer around it.

Services We Offer

• Custom ISBM bottles for lab, automotive, industrial, and consumer applications
• Custom ISBM jars for packers, cosmetics, dry goods, and specialty programs
• Clear and tinted PET options based on product needs and branding goals
• Shapes designed for dosing, sampling, dispensing, or retail presentation

SHORT RUN OR HIGH VOLUME CUSTOM PET BOTTLE MANUFACTURING

Many PET suppliers are structured around long-term, high-volume programs. Tennessee Bottle is built for the in-between work that still demands precision. We support short-run and specialty production with consistent output, clear communication, and order quantities that make sense for real-world planning.

When timing matters, you need a manufacturing partner that can turn orders quickly and keep output consistent. We focus on predictable lead times, clear communication, and bottles and jars that match spec from the first unit to the last.

CUSTOM PET BOTTLE DESIGN & ENGINEERING SUPPORT

Some customers arrive with a final print. Others arrive with a concept, a target fill volume, and a cap they already use. Either way, we offer custom PET bottle design and engineering support that focuses on how the container will be filled, capped, labeled, shipped, and used.

Typical design and development considerations include:

• Neck finish selection for CRC, tamper-evident (TE), pumps, sprayers, droppers, and induction seal compatibility
• Panel-resistance and shape stability for demanding liquids and handling
• Smooth sidewalls for clean label application
• Practical grip and features for users in the field or in the lab
• Clarity targets and tint options for product protection or brand identity