Capping Machines for Bottles

We manufacture automatic screw capping machine for various types of containers like Plastic Bottles, Glass Bottles, Jars, Jerry Cans, etc.

The Machine is designed in such a way that it is easy to adjust and can be mounted to an existing conveyor too.

We provide both the types of Capping Machines – Linear and Rotary – with suitable number of capping heads as per the client’s speed / production requirement.

The Capping Heads are engineered to provide precise torque for capping. Application torque is the rotational force with which a closure/cap is applied to a bottle or jar. Measured in kg-cm, rule of thumb for application torque measurement is half (50%) of the diameter of the closure. For example, a 43mm in diameter cap should have an application torque of between 21 to 22 kg-cm.

 

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6 Servo Head Rotary Capping Machine


7 Servo Heads Automatic Capping Machine


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Single Head Capping Machine


Single Head Linear Capping Machine


Single Head Linear Capping Machine Front


Spindle Capping Machine


Two Head Capping Machine (Rotary)


Two Head Capping Machine (Rotary)

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