Capping Equipment Video

Cap Sorting and Tightening on Large Screw-Cap Bottles

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What This Video Shows

This workshop video shows cap sorting and tightening on large clear bottles with yellow flat screw caps. A vibratory bowl orients loose caps, a placer sets one cap on each bottle mouth, and capping wheels turn each cap onto the neck threads while the bottle moves along the conveyor.

The frame labels this configuration at 2,200–3,000 bottles per hour. That figure is the stated output for the bottle and cap shown, not a timed long-run production test. A different neck or cap should be checked with representative samples.

Send bottle and cap photos, the neck and cap dimensions, and the sustained bottles per hour the line needs. See LEKA capping machines or email sales@lekapackline.com.

Video Highlights

Key Operating Points to Review

01

Cap sorting and orientation

A vibratory bowl feeds correctly oriented screw caps into a single file.

02

Cap placement

A placer positions one cap on each bottle mouth before tightening.

03

Cap tightening

Capping wheels turn each cap onto the bottle neck threads as bottles move along the conveyor.

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Video Transcript

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The workshop video shows cap sorting and tightening on large clear bottles with yellow flat screw caps. A vibratory bowl feeds oriented caps to a placer, then capping wheels tighten each screw cap as the bottles move on the conveyor.

The on-screen label states 2,200–3,000 bottles per hour for this setup. That figure is not a timed long-run production test.

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