row 26 in the region of the receiving wheel 20 and the form thereof corresponds to the profile 57 of the upper guide rail 56 the guide rail 61 is extended in the axial direction of the transfer wheel 10 and engages into a recess 62 of the transfer wheel this provides a smooth transfer of the parison from the ramp of the finger side inner guide 34 to the profile of the guide rail 61 during turning of the parisons the latter move radially inwardly under the action of gravity they bear thereby on a support plate 64 which is provided beneath the guide rails 56 61 laterally on the receiving wheel and is secured on the housing side the delivery of the parisons from the transfer wheel is as follows on rotation of the transfer wheel in the direction of the arrow 45 the parisons included in the cages move along the ramp 55 of the guide 33 and the corresponding ramp on the guide 34 and are displaced in the axial direction towards the receiving wheel 20 as soon as the parisons have reached the rear side of the transfer wheel they are taken over by the guide rails 56 and 61 disposed there when this is done by the runners 30 and 31 arranged on the rear side of the individual supports are effective and on the moving past further push the parison pushed.