Compare screw, ROPP, pump, trigger, press cappers and cap feeders.
Use the range below to start a shortlist. Final specification should be confirmed against the real bottle, cap, liner, required torque, line speed and production layout.
Torque repeatability, cap feed method and bottle stability decide whether a compact inline capper, automatic screw capper or belt/spindle capper is the right route.
Inline belt and spindle capping for round plastic bottles and higher-output screw-cap lines where repeatable torque and conveyor stability are required.
A production screw-capping route for spray bottles, pump closures and standard screw caps, with adjustable guides and stable in-line handling.
Space-saving inline capping for compact production rooms, labs and pilot lines where layout and changeover speed are important.
Automatic screw cap handling with bowl feeding for threaded closures where operator cap placement would limit line speed or consistency.
ROPP cappers form the thread and tamper band on the bottle neck. They are commonly used for wine, spirits, oils, beverages, syrups and premium glass bottles.
Operator-fed roll-on pilfer-proof capping for aluminium closures on glass bottles, short runs and controlled batch production.
Automatic ROPP capping with conveyor, cap sorting and line integration for beverage, oil and premium bottle production.
Multi-head ROPP format for higher line speeds where secure thread forming and pilfer-band finish must remain consistent.
Pump and trigger closures often require dedicated orienting, placement and tightening support because the cap shape is not symmetrical.
Automatic pump closure capping with vibrating bowl sorting and guided bottle transfer for cosmetic and personal-care lines.
Specialist pump-cap feeding and placement support for difficult pump and dispenser closures that need correct orientation before closing.
Dedicated trigger sprayer capping for cleaning, household and care bottles with cap handling designed around long trigger heads.
Press capping for push-on caps, lids and cover-style closures where vertical seating force and repeatable cap presentation are critical.
Catalogue speed assumes a compatible closure, stable bottle and suitable feed method. Lancing will help compare real samples before final machine selection.
