1 | Name/Model | NP-LC Automatic linear spindle capping machine |
2 | Capacity | 40-150 bottle/minute (actual capacity depends on bottle and caps |
3 | Cap diameter | 20-120mm |
4 | Bottle Height | 40-460mm |
5 | Dimension | 1060*896*1620mm |
5 | Voltage | AC 220V 50/60HZ |
6 | Power | 1600W |
7 | Weight | 500KG |
8 | Cap feeding system | Elevator Feeder | Vibration cap sorter |
Product Detials
How Does a Screw Capping Machine Work?
screw capping machine takes the challenge out of sealing bottles,
making the process fast, reliable, and almost completely hands-off.
Here’s how it typically gets the job done:
1.Smooth Bottle and Cap Delivery
Bottles line up on a conveyor belt, practically marching in single
file towards the capping station. Meanwhile, caps make their
entrance via a dedicated feeder or elevator, ensuring each bottle
is greeted by a ready-to-go cap at just the right moment.
2.Cap Placement with Precision
When a bottle arrives under the capping head, a mechanical or
pneumatic system swiftly places a cap atop the bottle opening. Many
machines make use of sensors and vision systems to double-check cap
positioning, so no bottle leaves with a wonky top.
3.Tightening the Cap
The star of the show is the torque. This tool quickly and evenly
twists the cap down, snug but not so tight it risks damaging the
packaging. It’s a Goldilocks kind of grip: always just right.
4.Ready for the Next Step
Once securely capped, bottles are whisked toward the next phase—be
it labeling, boxing, or shipping—without missing a beat.
In short, a screw capping machine is the unsung hero at the end of
the bottling line, quietly keeping things moving and ensuring every
product is perfectly sealed and ready for its journey.
What additional packaging processes can capping machines be
integrated with?
Integration with Additional Packaging Processes
After bottles are securely capped, capping machines can seamlessly
connect with a variety of downstream packaging systems to
streamline your production line. Common integrations include:
Automatically apply branded or regulatory labels to every bottle
for identification and compliance.
Inkjet or Laser Coders
Mark bottles with lot numbers, expiration dates, or barcodes for
traceability.
Inspection Systems
Vision inspection cameras check for correct cap placement and
integrity, catching defects before bottles move forward.
For full-body wraps or tamper-evident neck bands, sleeving machines
can be added right after capping.
Case Packers and Cartoners
Group capped bottles into cartons, trays, or cases using automated
packing systems.
Palletizers
Once boxed, automated palletizers stack cases efficiently, readying
them for warehouse storage or distribution.
By integrating these additional packaging components, you can build
a fully automated and cohesive bottling line tailored to your
product and production requirements.
