capping machine
Model ZS-XG1870 · capping machine
Last updated: 2026-10
Tabletop pneumatic spindle capper for screw caps and pump closures: four spindle wheels grip and tighten each cap while the bottle passes through, so bottles do not stop on the conveyor. Stated for 18-70 mm caps and 60-270 mm bottle heights on a 1120 mm benchtop frame, it suits small and medium lines where floor space is limited and can be combined with desktop filling and labeling machines into a compact line.
The ZS-XG1870 is a tabletop pneumatic spindle capper that tightens screw and pump caps while bottles keep moving, stated for 18-70 mm caps and 60-270 mm bottle heights on a compact benchtop frame.
| Cap size | 18-70 mm |
|---|---|
| Container range | Bottle Height: 60-270 mm |
| Power supply | AC 220 V / 110 V, 50-60 Hz |
| Dimensions | 1120 x 580 x 1110 mm |
| Construction materials | stainless steel frame |
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No. The page describes spindle wheels tightening caps while bottles move through on the conveyor, so flow stays continuous. Because no bottles-per-minute figure is published, ask the supplier what rate your cap and bottle combination reaches before you commit.
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