Cap Liner, Lining and Closing Machines
Liners cut and inserted into caps, and flip-top caps closed, by machine instead of by hand.
Cap lining machines put a liner, also called a wad, into each cap. Some cut the liner and insert it in one pass, one adds a folding step, and some assemble the cap and line it on the same machine. Another presses a printed QR-code insert into each cap. For flip-top caps, which leave the mould with the lid open, a closing machine snaps each lid shut. Every assembly machine is set up for the customer's own parts.
Send us your part drawing or photos. We check which machine can assemble it, then send you a quote.
What do you want to assemble?
Cap Lining
Cap Liner Cutting & Wad Inserting Machine
Cuts each liner and inserts it into the cap.
- 100–120 per min
Inner & Outer Cap Combining and Lining Machine
Joins inner and outer caps and adds the liner.
- 5,000/hour
QR-Code Cap Insert Assembly Machine
Presses a printed QR-code insert into each cap on a rotary table.
- About 40–60 pcs/min
Cap Slitting & Folding Machine
Slits and folds the tamper-evident band on moulded plastic caps.
- About 15,000–25,000 pcs/hour
Cap Closing
Send your cap drawing and the liner material and we'll tell you which one fits.
Assembling the cap as well? See Cap, Closure & Lid Assembly Machines →
Typical specifications
| Machine | Typical output |
|---|---|
| Cap Liner Cutting & Wad Inserting Machine | 100–120 pcs/min (standard model) |
| Cap Liner Inserting Machine | 100–160 pcs/min |
| Cap Lining & Folding Machine | 160 pcs/min |
| Cap Assembly & Lining Machine | 5,000 per hour |
| Inner & Outer Cap Combining and Lining Machine | 5,000 per hour |
| QR-Code Cap Insert Assembly Machine | About 40–60 pcs/min (typical, depends on the cap and the insert) |
| Cap Slitting & Folding Machine | About 15,000–25,000 pcs/hour (typical, depends on cap size) |
| Flip-Top Cap Closing Machine | Up to 6,000 per hour, depending on the cap |
| Configuration | Set by your cap and output |
Figures are taken from each machine's own page. The multi-part flip-top cap assembly machine AM-TY-04 is set up around your cap; send the drawing and we confirm the speed.
Machines We Have Supplied
This closing machine was matched to that customer's caps and mould. Send us your cap drawing, and we'll tell you whether a machine can line or close yours, and how fast.
How It Works
- 1
Send your part.
Upload a drawing or photos of each part and the finished cap. Tell us the liner material.
- 2
We find the machine that fits.
We look at your parts and tell you which machine can assemble them, and how fast.
- 3
Get your quote.
We send an exact quote within 24–48 hours once we have your part details.
- 4
Installation and training.
We install the machine at your site, commission it and train your team on site.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to choose: Cap Lining Machines: Which Type Do You Need?
Get an Exact Quote within 24–48 Hours
Send us your cap drawing and tell us the liner material. We check which machine fits your cap, then send you a quote.