Desktop Screw Capper


Compact bench capper for 10–50 mm closures. Delivers controlled torque and can press tamper bands/security rings while capping.



  • High torque drive
  • 10–50 mm cap range
  • 20–40 bpm
  • Security ring pressing
Desktop screw capper XG450

Key Features

High torque drive

Stable tightening for consistent seal integrity.

10–50 mm cap range

Covers small droppers to wide plastic caps; custom options available.

20–40 bpm

Efficient for benchtop production and pilots.

Security ring pressing

Assists with tamper‑evident band engagement.

Small footprint

470×300×530 mm body fits standard benches.

Low power

Only ~50 W at 110/220 V.

Technical Specifications

Capping Unit

Model
LUXG450
Bottle diameter
40–200 mm
Cap diameter
10–50 mm (customizable)
Working speed
20–40 bottles/min (format‑dependent)
Voltage
AC 220/110 V, 50–60 Hz
Power
≈50 W

Dimensions & Weight

Machine size
470 × 300 × 530 mm
Machine weight
≈28.6 kg
Change parts
Capping chucks and guides
Options
Clear‑label sensor / date coder (integration)
Construction
Aluminium & steel
Use with
Manual or inline conveyors

Performance depends on bottle, cap, and setup. Ask us for a timed trial.

Typical Applications

Cosmetics

Creams, serums, essential oil bottles.

Food & beverage

Condiments, RTD drinks, dietary supplements.

Chemicals

Household and lab products.

What’s Included

Configure Your Machine


Tell us about your bottles and closures. We’ll confirm compatibility and quote the best configuration.

  • Bottle and cap sizes (Ø & height)
  • Closure type (flat, CRC, ring) & torque target
  • Throughput goals (bpm)
  • Conveyor or bench setup details
It takes less than a minute Your name, company and one contact method are all we need to begin.
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No technical specification is needed—we will guide you.

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