This type of capping machine is designed to perform simultaneous inline capping of multiple containers. The caps are applied to the containers or inserted into them and tightened by spinning or torquing. In this particular machine shown as an example at the pictures, the capping heads are spinning during capping, melting the plastic neck of the container, so that the caps are melted into the container neck.
Request A QuoteAfter filling, the containers are secured by a transfer gripper and transferred to the capping station. The capping station is equipped with a cap un-scrambler and a rotary cap feeder, feeding the plastic caps to the several cap guide tracks. The caps are applied to the containers or inserted into them and tightened by spinning or torquing. In this particular machine shown as an example at the pictures, the capping heads are spinning during capping, melting the plastic neck of the container, so that the caps are melted into container neck.
The containers are secured by a transfer gripper to insure accurate positioning under capping heads before capping.
After the containers are positioned under the capping heads, the containers are held in place by the capping head clamps.
The capping station is equipped with a rotary cap feeder distributing the plastic caps to the several cap guide tracks to feed multiple capping heads.
The transfer gripper releases the containers and comes back to the filling station.