Shaped PET bottles
Razor lubricant packaging line
Filling, cap sorting and capping, followed by double-side labeling for irregular PET bottles.
View the lubricant line project
LEKA Pack Line · Packaging Machine Manufacturer
Packaging Machines & Complete Bottling Lines
From individual filling, capping, and labeling machines to integrated lines configured for your product, container, and output requirements.
Shown: a lubricant oil filling line.
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How a bottle packaging line is arranged
A typical bottle packaging line connects the stages below. The equipment and sequence are selected for your product, container, closure, and production requirements.
Conveyors connect the stations. Filling and capping may use separate machines or a combined unit, depending on the configuration.
Example sequence
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Coding
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Date, batch, or other mark.
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Outer packing
Optional
Set per project. Carton sealing is one example of closing a carton.
Carton sealing machine
Need help choosing equipment? Ask for advice, or share your product, container, and target output to plan a complete line.
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Individual machines
Filling machines
Liquid fillers for bottles, supplied on their own or built into an integrated line.
Capping machines
Cappers matched to the cap, the bottle, and the output you need.
Labeling machines
Labelers matched to the container, the label, and the way the line runs.
Supporting equipment
Sealing, bottle handling, conveyors, and other equipment used around the main stations.
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Match by product
Start with the product you fill.
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Edible oil
Filling, capping, and labeling for edible oil bottles.
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Sauce
Lines for ketchup, chili sauce, dressings, and condiments.
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Detergent
Lines for laundry liquid and hand wash.
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Cosmetics
Lines for lotion, gel, cleanser, and other personal care bottles.
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Chemical liquids
Lines for additives and industrial liquids.
Explore more applications, including lubricant oils and other bottled liquids.
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See the equipment running
Watch a lubricant oil line with filling, capping, and labeling working together. The output for your own oil, bottle, and cap still has to be confirmed for that project.
Different containers. Different line configurations.
5–12 L HDPE jerrycans
Jerrycan filling & capping line
Filling, capping and full-container transfer planned around larger handled containers and supplied samples.
View the jerrycan line projectFactory
Assembled in the LEKA workshop
LEKA Pack Line is a packaging machinery manufacturer offering filling, capping, labeling, and conveying equipment, with assembly carried out in our workshop.
A closer look at the setup
Control cabinet wiring
Electrical connections prepared during equipment assembly.
Conveyor adjustment
Guides and transfer points reviewed around the container and line layout.
Filling setup
Nozzle arrangement considered alongside the liquid, bottle opening and fill volume.
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How LEKA configures and supports the line
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Configuration
Equipment and conveyors matched to your product, container, and target output.
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Testing
Confirm the pre-shipment checks for the equipment you select.
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Delivery
LEKA coordinates packing and shipment for the machines you confirm.
Support after delivery
Plan the support your team needs alongside the equipment configuration.
Setup & operation
Installation and commissioning videos help your team get familiar with the equipment.
Remote troubleshooting
Share the machine model, symptoms and a short video so LEKA can help assess the issue.
Spare parts
Identify the part you need and confirm availability and delivery arrangements for your machine.
On-site assistance
Discuss commissioning or service at your factory when needed. Scope and arrangements are agreed per project.
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Before you ask for a proposal
Can I buy one machine instead of a full line?
Yes. Ask for the filling, capping, or labeling machine you need. Choose an integrated packaging line when those stations must run together.
What do I need for a first discussion?
Share your product, container, target output, and whether you need one machine or a complete line. These details are enough to start.
Can new equipment connect to machines already in the factory?
Send the bottle size, the direction of travel, and the space between machines. LEKA reviews the connection from those details.
What is needed before a firm quotation?
A firm configuration also needs the cap, label, voltage, layout, and the utilities in the factory. You do not need every item before the first conversation.
Explore Machines and Industry Solutions
View individual models or explore a line configuration for your industry.
Equipment
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Four-head servo filler for liquids and semi-viscous products in small and medium batches.
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LEKA-CP-A-servo Servo Four-Wheel Capping Machine
Servo four-wheel capper for compatible screw caps.
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LEKA-LB020 Automatic Double-Side Multifunction Labeling Machine
Front-and-back labeling for flat, oval, and rectangular bottles.
Industry lines
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Home care and cleaning lines
A line plan for detergent, cleaner, and other home-care liquids.
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Cosmetics and personal care lines
A line plan for cosmetic liquids, lotions, creams, and gels.
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Chemical and lubricant lines
A line plan for lubricants and chemical liquids that need compatible contact parts.
What to settle before the order
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Which product details help with machine selection?
Share the product's viscosity, foaming behavior, particles, corrosiveness, fill volume, and container details. Any available cap, label, power supply, and layout information will help refine the configuration.
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What can the agreed pre-shipment test cover?
The agreed test can cover machine operation, filling behavior, bottle handling, cap application, labeling, and how the connected machines run together. The scope is confirmed for the equipment you select.
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What affects preparation time?
The schedule depends on the confirmed equipment scope, customization, sample availability, and agreed testing requirements. Discuss the expected schedule with LEKA before placing an order.
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What is coordinated for an export project?
Destination voltage, language, packing, shipping documents, setup information, and remote support can be coordinated for the project.
Packaging machine buying guides
View all buying guides-
Bottling Line Layout: How to Plan Space, Access and Utilities Before You Buy
Check space, access, and utilities in the factory before you buy the line.
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Monoblock Filling Machine vs Separate Filler and Capper
Use it to compare one combined filling and capping machine with separate machines.
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Types of Capping Machines: Spindle, Chuck, and Press-On
Use it to match a spindle, chuck, or press-on capper to the cap you need to close.
Machine Catalogue
Download LEKA Packaging Machinery Catalogue
Compare filling, capping, sealing, labeling, conveying and complete bottling line options for food, beverage, sauce, edible oil, cosmetics, home care and chemical products.
Included in this catalogue
- Filling machine selection by product type and viscosity
- Capping, sealing, coding and labeling equipment options
- Complete line configuration guidance for bottle projects