Automatic Capping Machine

If you want to speed up your production process, consider using an automatic capping machine. This machine will guarantee a higher number of containers per minute than manual capping.

Modern automatic cappers are equipped with sensors that help manage the production process. They monitor overall industrial operations and even send data to cloud servers.

UA-3000-S Series

The UA-3000-S Series Automatic Capping Machine is designed to work with glass or plastic bottles of volume from 0.2 up to 2.0 liters and polyethylene screw caps. The machine can be also equipped with a Automatic capping machine head for rolling in aluminum caps produced by AVIS company.

Filled bottles, moving along the conveyor belt reach the machine and are positioned on the rotating table. The table drive – gear motor, which is located under the machine body, allows to accelerate this capper to 3000 bottles per hour.

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A capping machine is a device that tightens or secures the lid of a bottle, container, or jar. They come in a range of sizes and shapes to accommodate different sized and shaped bottles and lids, and are used in various packaging lines. Some are designed for specific cap types, or for specialized closure methods. They may also be aseptic or sanitary, or designed for use in hazardous locations.

Most bottle cap machines are either manually operated or fully automated. Manual models require the operator to place a cap on the bottle and then screw it in place by hand, while automated systems will automatically tighten and seal the cap for each bottle as it moves down a conveyor line. Some models can cap up to 200 containers per minute, while others can achieve speeds of up to 400 caps per minute.

Some models feature a chuck that grips and holds the cap, while other capping machines have belts that apply pressure to the cap as it is placed on a bottle. Some are semi-automatic, while others are full-automatic and can handle every type of round Automatic Capping Machine Manufacturer lug or screw-type cap, including those with trigger tops, special tips, and more. Other styles of capping machines include spindle capping machines, which pass the bottle and cap between a set of spinning discs to turn and torque them in place.

Relia-Cap

The Relia-Cap Automatic Capping Machine is the perfect solution for any application that requires the capping of rotary caps on bottles. This single-head rotary capper allows you to quickly complete packaging processes like powder loading, quantitative sub-packaging, sealing, capping, and labeling in just one pass through the line. This capper can work with a wide range of rotary cap types, including PE, PVC, and metal caps. It also offers a wide variety of bottle sizes and heights for maximum flexibility in your production line.

The LFCL-15FN capper is ideal for small production lines, and provides fast and secure capping with minimal operator training. It is easy to set up and operate, with no change parts required to switch between cap types. It is able to cap bottles with a snap or chuck style screw, and has an easy-to-use control panel for simple operation. It can work with a wide variety of bottle sizes, and works well with both glass and PET bottles.

IFS carries an extensive selection of capping machines to fit any production line’s needs. These include both semi-automatic and fully-automatic options, which can be used in conjunction with other liquid bottle filler equipment to create a turnkey automated line. The company also has a comprehensive catalog of rinsers, sorters, feeders, cappers, and sealers to help you create the right line for your specific application.

Rotary Capper

If you need a capping machine to free up your hands and improve the quality of your production lines, consider one of IFS’s semi-automatic cappers. These benchtop machines can process one container at a time, using either a snap capper/plugger or a screw chuck capper. Each is designed to work with various caps, plugs and corks in a range of sizes, shapes and styles.

These capping machines use a chuck system to place and apply caps to bottles and jars, then torque them into place. They can accommodate a wide variety of bottle and cap types, including screw caps, plastic snap caps and some fitments such as pull spouts or child proof lids. They can also handle a range of cap diameters and heights, including flat caps, flip top caps, pull spout caps, sport caps and more.

A rotary capper can be equipped with an inline or straight line system, and it can include a conveyor belt to bring containers under the machine automatically. Some rotary capping machines also come with feeders and sorters to prepare caps to enter the capper’s chute or transfer system for placement on containers. This reduces cocked caps and loose, over-torqued lids by presenting caps that are correctly oriented to fit the bottles. Some rotary capping machines can even be set up to run skirted or aluminum caps for special applications, such as spray bottles and cleaning products.