Capping machines, cap sealers and vial crimping machines for bottle, vial and cap packaging workflows. Current products include manual and pneumatic vial crimpers plus bottle cap shrink sealing equipment.
Review each product page for cap diameter, cap material, power requirement and whether the tool is manual, pneumatic or electric.
For adjacent workflow steps, compare filling machines, sealing machines, labeling machines and date coding machines.
Capping Machine Selection Guide
Choose a capping machine by cap type, cap diameter, container mouth size, closure material, operating method, and voltage or air requirement. For vial crimping, match the crimping head to the vial mouth diameter and cap type before ordering.
FAQ
What is the difference between a capping machine and a cap sealer?
A capping machine or capper helps close or crimp a cap onto a container, while a cap sealer may use heat shrink, induction, or another sealing method depending on the product design. Check the product page for the exact method.
How do I choose a vial crimping head?
Measure the vial mouth diameter and confirm whether the cap is aluminum-plastic or pure aluminum, then choose the matching crimping head option listed on the product page.
Can one capping machine fit all bottles?
No. Fit depends on cap diameter, bottle mouth size, cap material, machine travel, and the specific product options.
What comes before and after capping?
Many workflows use filling before capping, then labeling, coding, or inspection after capping. The exact order depends on the product and container.
