1. Built for Small-Batch & Custom Production Needs

• Niche production: Perfect for small-batch runs (500–5,000 units per order) such as local beverage brands’ limited-edition bottles, beauty brands’ sample-size containers (10–50ml), or small medical firms’ specialized reagent bottles. A regional tea brand, for example, used it to make 300ml seasonal fruit tea bottles (1,200 units/week) without overproducing waste.
• 1–4 cavity mold support: Balances output and customization—switch between 1-cavity (for large custom parts, e.g., 2L unique-shaped cosmetic jars) and 4-cavity (for small standard parts, e.g., 50ml sauce bottles) in 30 minutes or less (faster than the ZQ60’s 1-hour swap). This means a startup can toggle between "custom gift packaging" and "standard product bottles" in a single day.
• Sample & prototype readiness: No need for expensive lab equipment—its precision allows direct production of market-ready prototypes (e.g., new bottle designs for consumer testing), cutting the "sample-to-mass-production" cycle by 50% for a skincare startup.

2. Compact Size, No Compromise on Precision

• Stable precision for small parts: Adopts a miniaturized closed-loop control system, maintaining ±2% accuracy in material dosing—critical for tiny parts like 10ml essential oil vials or 30ml medical syringes. A small pharmaceutical firm reported defect rates of just 1.5% for 50ml reagent bottles, meeting industry quality standards.
• Efficient small-batch output: For 500ml standard bottles, it produces 100–150 units per hour—enough to meet small brands’ monthly demand (e.g., 3,000–4,500 units) without idle time. Its continuous operation stability (6+ hours nonstop) also avoids frequent startup/shutdown waste.

3. Low Entry Cost, Light Operational Burden

• Affordable initial investment: Purchasing cost is 30–40% lower than the ZQ60, and 60% lower than the ZQ80—no need for large capital expenditure to start production.
• Low energy & maintenance costs: Equipped with a 15–20kW energy-saving motor (vs. 30kW+ for the ZQ80), cutting monthly electricity bills by 40%. Core parts (e.g., injection screws) use wear-resistant materials, with a lifespan of 50,000+ cycles—maintenance costs are 25% lower than mid-sized machines.
• No professional technician required: Its 7-inch touchscreen has preset production parameters (e.g., "PET bottle," "PP reagent vial")—new operators can master basic operations in 1–2 days, saving training costs.

4. Flexible Adaptation to Niche Industries

• Beauty & personal care: Produces small-volume packaging (5–50ml) for serums, face oils, or hair masks—supports clear, frosted, or colored resin with consistent transparency.
• Small-scale medical: Makes non-sterile medical parts (e.g., 100ml urine collection cups, small reagent bottles) with food-grade/resistant materials, complying with national medical packaging standards.
• Lab & research: Assists universities or R&D labs in making small-batch test samples (e.g., new biodegradable packaging materials) for performance verification.