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Capping machines can present challenges and each bottle and cap will behave differently, that’s why having a bottle capper that is forgiving, easy to set up, and flexible is so important. Keep in mind that bottle cap machines tend to be the hardest part of your bottling line, we recommend when you purchase these cap machines that you visit and inspect the machine while you get training. Each project is different and there will always be a % of miss capped bottles. We do our best to increase the accuracy of the capping and we normally don’t charge for some custom work that may be required.

One of the main features of our bottle cap machine is the ability of the capping discs to pivot in and out on each container providing more surface contact as well as adjustability and better torque control
We offer different systems that can help you automate miss-capped containers coming out of your bottle cap machinery like bottle rejects, heigh inspection, among others.

Why should we buy the capping machines from STRPACK?

Here are the top 8 reasons:

We offer the best value for your money, our capping machines are better built, designed and can achieve competitive prices because of our volumes as well as owning our own machine shop.
Our extensive, heavy duty use of stainless steel will guarantee that you will have a machine operational for many years
A proven design by constantly improving and debugging even small problems and functionality of our machines.
Torque adjustment while the cap machine is in operation with our pneumatic clutch option.
We offer different cap feeding systems to accommodate a wide range of bottles and caps.
Many options to accommodate every project like reverse spindle, power height, U channel, double belt
We offer great support via phone or we can provide a tech in your facility.

What’s better, an Inline Capper or a Chuck Bottle Capper

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Each project is different so it’s not that easy to respond, in general:
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Inline Bottle Cappers are better when:
A wide range of containers/caps are used
Speeds less than 150 bottle capping per minute
Small and medium production runs
When flexibility in bottle cappers capping machines is important, new projects on chuck cappers require change parts, capping heads, infeed screws and is not only expensive but it takes a lot of time to manufacture this part

Limited budget since Inline cappers are less expensive

Chuck Cappers (Chuck Capping Systems) are better when:

When cap design cannot be picked up by the bottle (Like a laundry cap with dispensing)
A limited type of bottles and same caps are used
Speeds of more than 150 bottle capping per minute
Large production runs
Better torque control and/or cap placement is required
A larger budget is possible

Should I buy an automatic bottle capping machine with automatic cap feeding?
Setting up automatic capping machines without cap feeding (Tightener) is very easy and it only takes a few minutes but it requires manual labor so if it’s a small production run of a few hundred or a couple of thousand bottles it may be more efficient to just place those caps by hand.

If production runs are longer you will find that taking the time to set up your capper and investing on a good bottle capper machine with cap feeding will pay for itself very quickly.

What type of cap feeder should I choose:

There are many factors to take into consideration to choose the right cap feeder, here are the most important:

How many different cap capper sizes and designs you intend to run
Required cap capping feeding speed
Space constraints
Depending on these and other factors the best feeder may be:
Vertical wheel (pin style)
Waterfall cap feeder (great for large flat caps)
Vibratory cap feeder (only solution for some odd shape caps)
Pocket sorter (inexpensive solution for tall caps)
Centrifugal cap feeder (flexible but harder to setup)

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