capping machine
Model ZS-XG1870D1 · capping machine
Last updated: 2026-10
Desktop pneumatic cork pressing machine with an automated cork feeder: corks are pressed into glass wine, beverage, cosmetic and pharmaceutical bottles at a stated 20-40 bottles/min, with a customizable capping chuck for different closure types and a working height that adjusts across the stated 60-270 mm bottle range. Built to replace hand-corking on small and medium bottling runs.
The ZS-XG1870D1 is a desktop pneumatic cork pressing machine with an automatic cork feeder, stated at 20-40 bottles/min across 60-270 mm bottle heights and a customizable chuck up to 130 mm.
| Filling speed | 20-40 bottles/min |
|---|---|
| Cap size | Customizable (<=130mm) |
| Container range | Bottle Height: 60-270mm |
| Power supply | AC 220V / 110V, 50-60Hz |
| Starting price | $2,399 |
| Construction materials | stainless steel frame |
Technical specifications come from the machine manufacturer's published parameter tables. Price, lead time and warranty are shown here only when confirmed; otherwise request a quote.
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Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and the machine's parameter documentation are provided with every export shipment. Machine-specific certificates, when applicable, are stated on the quotation — we list exactly what accompanies your order instead of claiming standard paperwork.
A quotation is prepared from: the machine model (or the product and container to pack), target output, destination country and any documentation your import process requires. Stating these up front keeps the quote comparable across suppliers.
Supply runs through own production plus a vetted outsourcing network, so the catalogue is not capped by one factory's floor. Typical lead times and current production slots are confirmed on the quotation for your configuration — no lead time on this page is a commitment.
Machines ship export-grade crated with a container loading plan. Store crated machines dry and upright, keep the protective film on until installation, and run the first production batch after on-site power and air supply are confirmed.
The page states the capping chuck is customizable and can use different cap types, so synthetic stoppers and T-corks are a configuration question rather than a fixed one. Send your bottle and closure samples so the supplier confirms the chuck shape and the pressing setup you need.
These are same-family alternatives, not drop-in equivalents — confirm the selection against your product, container and target output before ordering.
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