Cap feeding
A bowl feeder presents compatible caps to the capping assembly.
QDX-1
Automatic screw capper
A single-head automatic capping machine with a cap feeder and conveyor, for matched screw caps and bottle formats.
- Process
- Screw capping
- Operation
- Automatic
- Format
- Conveyor
01 / The machine
Built around
your process.
An inline screw-capping machine with a cap feeder, bottle conveyor and capping station. It brings cap presentation and tightening into a conveyor-based operation for compatible plastic screw closures. The cap-feeding tooling is selected for the closure geometry.
Applications & packaging
- Matched plastic screw caps
- Bottles and jars
- Conveyor-based capping
Single-head tightening
The head tightens the closure while the container is held in position.
Touchscreen controls
Operating settings are accessed from the machine’s control display.
02 / In operation
How it works.
From product preparation
to the next packaging step.
- 01
Feed caps & bottles
Load compatible caps into the feeder and guide bottles onto the conveyor.
- 02
Present the closure
The cap-feed arrangement brings the closure to the bottle.
- 03
Tighten & discharge
The capping station tightens the closure before the bottle exits.
03 / Technical details
The details.
At a glance.
QDX-1
| Capping speed | 10–30 bottles/min |
|---|---|
| Cap diameter | 20–50 mm |
| Bottle diameter | 20–120 mm |
| Rated power | 600 W |
| Power supply options | 220 V, 50 Hz / 110 V, 60 Hz |
| Overall dimensions (L × W × H) | 2,000 × 900 × 1,600 mm |
| Machine weight | 250 kg |
Output depends on bottle stability, cap feeding and closure requirements.
04 / Your application
Make it
a good fit.
Start with your product and packaging. These details shape the equipment configuration.
Request a quoteBring these details.
- 01Cap and bottle-neck drawings or dimensions
- 02Closure type and tightening requirement
- 03Container dimensions and target output
What should I send with my inquiry?
Send cap and bottle-neck drawings or dimensions; closure type and tightening requirement; container dimensions and target output. Photos or drawings help define the configuration.
How is the machine configuration selected?
The setup is matched to your product and packaging, required output, available space and local power supply. Include each pack size you plan to run.
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