The fastest way to get useful capping machine advice is to provide the right bottle, cap and production information at the start. Photos are useful, but samples are normally the best route for final machine specification.
The fastest way to get useful capping machine advice is to provide the right bottle, cap and production information at the start. Photos are useful, but samples are normally the best route for final machine specification.
Checklist for requesting a capping machine quote. Send bottle dimensions, cap type, torque target, output, photos, samples and line layout details.
Discuss this requirement →Confirm whether the cap is a screw cap, ROPP closure, pump, trigger, press-on cap, dropper cap or another format.
Diameter, height, material and neck finish help identify the likely machine style and tooling needs.
State current output, target output, cap placement method, existing filler/labeller and available space.
Photos and dimensions can start the discussion. Physical bottle and cap samples are normally the best way to confirm tooling, cap feeding, bottle support and realistic output.
For final specification, physical bottle and cap samples are strongly recommended.
Yes, photos and dimensions can start the conversation, but samples are normally needed to confirm tooling.
Send the cap and bottle details. Lancing can discuss practical torque testing and closure requirements.
