Mascara Brush Assembly Machine
On a mascara brush assembly machine, pneumatic grippers with red air lines work station by station over a large rotary table.
This machine fits the mascara brush onto its rod (stem).
For a cosmetic packaging assembler in Italy, we supplied a semi-automatic machine that punches four holes in each rod, 90° apart, before fitting the brush head, rated at 1,800 finished brushes per hour. For a customer in Bangladesh, a two-part wand machine runs at about 25 wands a minute.
Every machine is set up for the customer's own rod and brush. Send drawings or photos, and we'll tell you whether they can be assembled, and how fast.
Other mascara wand machines we have supplied are rated at up to 2,000 wands per hour.
Key Points
- Fits the brush onto the rod
- Rods or stems are fed from a vibratory bowl
- Semi-automatic version: an operator loads the brush heads and the machine fits each one
- Extra steps can be added, such as punching holes in the rod before fitting
- Warranty: 2 years on mechanical parts, 1 year on electrical parts, for faults not caused by misuse
Typical specifications
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Output (machines we supplied) | Italy machine: 1,800 finished brushes per hour; Bangladesh two-part wand machine: about 25 wands per minute; other mascara wand machines: up to 2,000 wands per hour |
| Warranty | 2 years on mechanical parts, 1 year on electrical parts (faults not caused by misuse) |
Final configuration is matched to your part and output.
Suitable Parts
Mascara brushes and wands (rod plus brush head).
Supplied to a Customer
Italy · Cosmetic Packaging Assembly · Mascara Brush Assembly Machine
An Italian cosmetic packaging assembler found our mascara brush assembly video on YouTube; we supplied a semi-automatic machine that punches four holes in each rod before fitting the brush head, and it is now in production in Italy.
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Bangladesh · Cosmetics Packaging · Mascara Wand Assembly Machine
A mascara wand assembly machine for a customer in Bangladesh: stems and brushes fed from a vibratory bowl and joined in a two-part assembly, at about 25 finished wands a minute.
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Send us your part drawing or photos. We check which machine can assemble it, then send you a quote.
