Applicable Containers
Screw caps, press-on caps, inner plugs, special-shaped caps
Conveying, Feeding and Packaging Line Auxiliary Equipment
Cap Feeding and Sorting System is configured for Cap sorting, conveying, and feeding on Screw caps, press-on caps, inner plugs, special-shaped caps.

These are factory photos of the actual machine only. Packaging format, materials and final configuration are confirmed with trial samples and the agreed list.






Selection points
These details decide machine structure, changeover method and quotation accuracy.
Screw caps, press-on caps, inner plugs, special-shaped caps
Conveyor belts, sorting discs, buffer tables, elevators
Cap sorting, conveying, and feeding
Confirmed based on upstream/downstream equipment cycle time, product stability, and on-site space; usually used as a supporting module for filling, sealing, labeling, or inspection lines
Selection points
Photos, key dimensions, and packaging material details are enough to start; if details are incomplete, we will review the direction first.
Selection points
These details decide machine structure, changeover method and quotation accuracy.
YJ-XG-LX700
Confirmed according to container dimensions, material status, process, number of stations, and target speed. 80–150 caps/min
Can be configured as benchtop, semi-automatic, fully automatic, or in-line according to the project.
Bottles, pails, cups, boxes, tubes, and bagged containers
Confirmed according to sample dimensions, diameter, height, and sealing edge width.
Food, sauces, daily chemicals, cosmetics, medical consumables, and chemical packaging
Consumables and accessories confirmed according to samples and final process.
Filling, sealing, capping, labeling, coding, conveying, or inspection.
Configuration selection
Photos, key dimensions, and packaging material details are enough to start; if details are incomplete, we will review the direction first.
Send product, container, material, dimensions and target output.
Confirm configuration by process, changeover, cycle time and line needs.
Test sealing, filling, labeling or inspection results when needed.
Quote after confirming power, layout, lead time and spare parts.
Configuration selection
Do not select from the machine name alone. Compare cap geometry and orientation, sorting method, chute path, jam control and capper interface and confirm the boundary with actual samples.
Conveying, Feeding and Packaging Line Auxiliary Equipment
Do not select from the machine name alone. Compare cap geometry and orientation, sorting method, chute path, jam control and capper interface and confirm the boundary with actual samples.
Selection points
These details decide machine structure, changeover method and quotation accuracy.
It can be initially assessed based on standard structure, but not just by name. Need to confirm cap type dimensions, cap feeding direction, cap jamming risk, capping machine cycle time, and then check whether it is suitable for on-site cycle time based on upstream/downstream equipment cycle time, product stability, and on-site space.
Cap sorting, conveying, and feeding are affected by screw cap, press-on cap, inner plug dimensions, conveyor belt, sorting disc, buffer table structure, and bottle cap and closure status. The clearer the samples, the easier to determine molds, temperature, pressure, torque, or inspection methods.
Usually used as a supporting module for filling, sealing, labeling, or inspection lines. If there are upstream/downstream equipment, need to synchronously confirm conveying height, direction, speed, and signal interface.
It is recommended to review sample test results, key dimensions, consumable specifications, power and air supply, cleaning and maintenance methods, and spare parts list to avoid mold modification or station adjustment on site.
Send Sample Information
Send actual product or pack samples, critical dimensions, cap geometry and orientation, sorting method, chute path, jam control and capper interface, target cycle, layout and acceptance criteria. Photos, videos or drawings can be reviewed first.