Bottle Handle Applicator
Handles drop down the chute; 5 L bottles leave with the handles pressed on.
This machine presses a carry handle onto the neck of large PET bottles, such as 5 L bottles for edible oil and drinking water.
Handles drop down a chute from a stacked magazine that holds a few hundred at a time. Empty bottles run in on a conveyor, a handle is pressed onto each neck, and the bottles leave in a line with their handles on. A typical machine runs about 1,200–2,000 bottles per hour.
It can run on its own or in line with a blow moulding machine, a leak tester and a packing machine. Send drawings or photos of your bottle neck and handle, and we'll tell you whether we can fit them, and how fast.
Key Points
- Presses a carry handle onto each bottle neck
- Handles fed down a chute from a stacked magazine
- Round or square bottles
- Runs on its own or in line after blow moulding and leak testing
- About 1,200–2,000 bottles per hour (typical)
- Exact quote within 24–48 hours once we have your part details
- Warranty: 2 years on mechanical parts, 1 year on electrical parts, for faults not caused by misuse
Typical specifications
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Output | About 1,200–2,000 bottles/hour (typical, depends on the bottle and the handle) |
| Bottles | Round or square PET bottles; 5 L bottles on the machine shown |
| Handle feeding | Stacked magazine and chute; one fill holds a few hundred handles |
| Power supply | 220 V or 380 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Power | 1 kW |
| Air supply | 0.6–0.8 MPa |
| Warranty | 2 years on mechanical parts, 1 year on electrical parts (faults not caused by misuse) |
Typical figures, from the machine shown. Every machine is set up for your own bottle and handle.
Suitable Parts
Carry handles pressed onto the necks of large PET bottles (5 L on the machine shown).
Frequently Asked Questions
Request a Quote for This Machine
Send us your part drawing or photos. We check which machine can assemble it, then send you a quote.
