Automatic screw capper
Bowl-feed automatic screw capper
Automatic screw cap handling with bowl feeding for threaded closures where operator cap placement would limit line speed or consistency.
Ask about this machine →Cap feeding systems
Cap feeding systems for automatic capping lines.
Cap bowl feeders, elevators and placement systems for screw caps, pumps, trigger closures and press caps.
Machine selection
Specify the capping route around the bottle, cap and output target.
The right capping system depends on closure geometry, bottle stability, torque or seating requirement, cap presentation and integration with your existing line.
Cap feeding machine
Pump bottle cap feeding machine
Specialist pump-cap feeding and placement support for difficult pump and dispenser closures that need correct orientation before closing.
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Press capping machine
Automatic bottle cap pressing machine with cap feeder
Press capping for push-on caps, lids and cover-style closures where vertical seating force and repeatable cap presentation are critical.
Ask about this machine →Why cap feeding matters
Cap feeding often decides whether a line can move from semi-automatic to automatic capping. The cap must arrive correctly oriented, at the right rate and without damaging liners, skirts or trigger heads.
Common cap feeding routes
Options include vibratory bowl feeders, centrifugal sorters, cap elevators, pump-cap handling and manual placement for low-volume or complex closures.
What to confirm before quoting
Cap diameter, height, weight, material, closure geometry, liner type and output target all affect feeder selection and changeover requirements.
Quote support
Send sample details before final selection.
Photos, dimensions and target output help shortlist the correct machine. Physical samples can then be checked before the final capping specification is confirmed.
Details to send
- Cap diameter, height and closure type
- Bottle height, diameter, shape and material
- Target bottles per minute or per hour
- Torque, seating or tamper-band requirement
- Manual cap placement or automatic cap feeding
FAQ
Common questions
Do all automatic cappers need a cap feeder?
Most fully automatic capping systems need some form of cap feeding or cap presentation. Low-volume systems may still use manual cap placement.
Can one cap feeder run many cap types?
Sometimes, but the cap shape, size range and orientation method need to be checked carefully to avoid unreliable feeding.