Bottle Cappers

A bottle cap is also commonly referred to as a closure, lid, or screw cap, depending on its design and industry terminology. In pharmaceutical and food packaging, terms like "tamper-evident closure" or "seal cap" are also used to describe caps that provide security and freshness verification.

Busch Machinery offers 4-wheel and 6-wheel rotary capping machines as well as inline waterfall-style cappers, along with standalone cap tighteners and induction sealers. These configurations support screw caps ranging from 8mm to 140mm in diameter and accommodate containers from 1 to 14 inches tall.

Depending on the model, Busch Machinery's bottle cappers process between 40 and 120 bottles per minute. The BMSC4 4-wheel capper handles 40-80 bottles per minute, while the BMSC-6 6-wheel model reaches up to 120 bottles per minute for high-volume production.

No. Busch Machinery's cappers are engineered to handle a wide range of container and cap sizes without requiring change parts, minimizing downtime during product changeovers and allowing manufacturers to run multiple SKUs on the same line efficiently.

Bottle cappers are widely used in pharmaceutical, food and beverage, cosmetics and personal care, and chemical industries to seal bottles containing liquids, tablets, creams, and chemical products. These machines ensure consistent, tamper-evident closures that meet hygiene and safety regulations.

Busch Machinery's cappers are built with heavy-duty SUS304 stainless steel frames and components, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and easy cleaning. This construction supports GMP-compliant hygiene standards required in pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetic production environments.