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VersaCap Capper Automates Pump-Spray Insertion at 50 BPM
A new capper automates pump-spray cap insertion using a specialized guide device operating at 50 bpm.
- What happened
- The VersaCap capper eliminates the manual insertion of pump-spray caps. It utilizes a specially designed device to accurately guide the straw portion of the sprayer into the bottle, operating at a rate of 50 bpm.
- Why it matters
- Automating the insertion process removes manual labor bottlenecks for rigid packaging lines handling pump-spray containers.
- Who is affected
- Converters, rigid packaging suppliers, and brand-owner packaging buyers.
The machinery addresses the specific challenge of guiding sprayer straws into bottles during the capping process.
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- Capper Streamlines Insertion of Pump-Spray Caps — Published Content Feed | Packaging World
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