Wine & Liquor Cap Assembly Line
Gold shells pass the camera, inner plugs go in, and finished red-and-gold caps file out.
This line assembles multi-piece caps for wine bottles, and for whisky and other spirits.
Cap shells and inner plugs are fed from vibratory bowls and put together station by station on rotary tables. A camera station checks each cap, including the QR code printed inside, and finished caps leave on a conveyor. A typical line runs about 5,000 four-part caps per hour.
Send drawings or photos of each cap part and the assembled cap, and we'll tell you whether it can be assembled, and how fast.
Key Points
- Four-part caps put together station by station on rotary tables
- About 5,000 caps per hour (typical)
- Camera check of each cap, including the QR code printed inside
- Parts fed by vibratory bowls; finished caps leave on a conveyor
- 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 5,000 pcs/hour (typical, 4-part caps, four caps at a time) |
| Cap parts | Four (on the line shown) |
| Layout | Rotary tables, vibratory bowl feeding, outfeed conveyor |
| Inspection | Camera check, including the QR code inside the cap |
| Warranty | 2 years on mechanical parts, 1 year on electrical parts (faults not caused by misuse) |
Typical figures, from the line shown. Every line is set up for your own cap parts.
Suitable Parts
Multi-piece wine and spirits caps, such as an outer shell with an inner plug.
Frequently Asked Questions
How it works: How a Vision Inspection Machine Checks Caps and Parts
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.
