LU-XG6100 class
Semi-automatic screw capping machine
Use the published data to screen the project, then confirm suitability, tooling and acceptance with production-equivalent samples.
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LU-XG6100-class semi-automatic screw capping machine.
A compact operator-assisted screw capper with automatic bottle clamping, manual or automatic cycling and replaceable tooling for compatible threaded closures.
Operator-assisted screw capping
Use the LU-XG6100-class data as a screening envelope, then prove the production pack.
The published specification covers a bench semi-automatic route in which the operator presents the bottle and closure while the machine clamps the container and drives the capping chuck. The final chuck, clamp setting, working speed and finished-pack acceptance must be confirmed with representative production samples.
Information Lancing needs
- Production bottle and closure samples
- Drawings and material details where available
- Required sustained output and batch pattern
- Finished-pack quality and test method
- Utilities, footprint and connected-line layout
Specification boundary
Published ranges are not acceptance guarantees. Packaging variation, cap placement, product residue, operator method and line conditions can change the final configuration and sustained result.
Plan a controlled acceptance test →Verified screening data
Published LU model-class specification.
The following values are taken from Lancing's current first-party specialist page. Approximate and format-dependent values remain explicitly qualified.
| Model reference | LU-XG6100 class |
|---|---|
| Bottle height | 100–300 mm |
| Cap diameter | 20–60 mm; custom sizes subject to trial |
| Published working speed | 20–60 bottles/min, format dependent |
| Working mode | Manual or automatic cycling |
| Bottle holding | Automatic clamping structure |
| Electrical supply | AC 220/110 V, 50–60 Hz |
| Power | 120 W |
| Air connection | OD 8 mm for clamping |
| Machine dimensions | Approximately 475 × 350 × 500 mm |
| Net / gross weight | Approximately 28 kg / 35.5 kg |
Process and limitations
How the semi-automatic cycle should be assessed.
Cap placement
The operator should place the cap squarely and start the thread without forcing it. A tilted or cross-threaded start cannot be corrected by tightening torque alone.
Bottle clamping
Set the clamp to prevent rotation without marking or distorting the filled production bottle. Flexible packs should be tested at normal working weight.
Chuck contact
The chuck or insert must grip the cap without polishing ribs, damaging decoration, lifting the bottle or contacting the neck finish.
Sample trial
Evidence required before final configuration.
- Filled production bottles at the shortest and tallest intended formats
- Closures from normal supply batches, including liner or tamper-feature variants
- Accepted finished packs and the agreed torque, height, leak or opening checks
- Required batch output, operator cycle and available bench space
- Power, air and any connection to a conveyor, filler or labeller
Confirm the final machine around your pack.
Send the actual bottle, closure, target output and acceptance checks. Lancing can review whether this model class is suitable or whether a different capping route is more practical.
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