The principles of glass blowing after the Industrial Revolution stemmed from ideas. Ferngren Kopitke produced blow molding machines and sold them to Hartford Empire in 1938. This was the beginning of the development of commercial blow molding machines. In the 1940s, the variety and quantity of products were still very limited, and blow molding began to take off. Once the blow molding machine and production speed increase, it will play a decisive role in the development of the packaging industry.

    Blow molding machine production technology requires technology and mold forming technology, so hollow blow molding technology has been developed. Because glass is very fragile, after the introduction of plastic, in the case of plastic products instead of glass. In 1939, the United States completed the first mass production of plastic bottles, and Germany followed the technology.

      In the international soft drink industry, the number of plastic containers has grown from zero to 10 billion per year in 1977. Today, more products will be blown using blow molding machines. The number of blow molding machines will continue to increase.