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Discuss a bottle capping machine project.

Send bottle, cap, product and output details for advice on bottle cappers, cap feeders or a complete bottle machinery line.

Get a quick bottle machinery quote

Tell us briefly what you need. Only your name, email and a short message are required.

Only three fields are required. Photos, drawings, videos and detailed specifications can be emailed later.

FAQs

Contact and quote questions.

What should I send with my enquiry?

Send what you know. A short description is enough to start, and bottle photos, cap photos, drawings, samples or output details can be provided later.

Can I ask about a complete bottle line?

Yes. Use the message box to describe the project, whether you need an individual bottle capper or a complete filling, capping and labelling line.

Send the smallest useful capping enquiry

You do not need a finished specification to start. Describe the bottle, the closure and the problem you want to solve in a few sentences. For example, explain whether the work is currently done by hand, whether caps arrive already placed, or whether the project includes feeding loose closures. This helps distinguish a tightening station from a wider automation project.

If several packs are involved, label them A, B and C and keep photographs under the same references. State which pack is most urgent and which is difficult to run today. Avoid sending a large unlabelled selection where the relationship between bottle and cap is unclear.

Useful follow-up
When available, send a neck drawing, closure drawing, filled-bottle weight and a short view of the current handoff into capping.
Existing machine
For replacements or service enquiries, include the machine identification and describe when the fault occurs.

Should I wait until every sample is available?

No. Send the initial description now and identify what is still to follow. Request a list of the samples needed for the next decision, rather than assuming photographs establish suitability.