capping machine
Model ZS-XG440S · capping machine
Last updated: 2026-10
Automatic inline servo spindle screw capper for screw caps on plastic, glass and metal bottles: four rubber capping wheels driven by a precision servo motor give consistent torque across bottle heights of 50–300 mm and cap diameters of 20–60 mm, at a stated 30–100 bottles/min.
The ZS-XG440S is an automatic inline servo spindle capper for screw caps on plastic, glass and metal bottles, stated at 30-100 bottles/min with 20-60 mm caps and four rubber capping wheels driven by a precision servo motor.
| Filling speed | About 30-100 bottles/min |
|---|---|
| Cap size | 20-60mm |
| Container range | Height: 50-300mm, Diameter: 30-120mm |
| Power supply | 110/220V 50-60HZ, about 2.8KW |
| Dimensions | About 2000*750*1650mm |
| Starting price | $5,399 |
| Construction materials | rubber capping wheels (four-wheel servo spindle screwing) |
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