Rotary Roll-On Cappers

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Zalkin’s freestanding rotary roll-on cappers deliver precision and efficiency, applying aluminum roll-on pilfer-proof (ROPP) caps to glass and metal bottles at speeds of up to 60,000 bottles per hour (bph).

Using proven capping head technology, this rotary capper machine​ ensures consistent, secure seals with precisely controlled top and side pressure. The rotary roll-on process feeds caps single-file via a chute, placing them individually onto bottles before sealing with advanced capping heads.

Our rotary capping machines are trusted by manufacturers worldwide for their precision, speed and durability. Request more information today to find the best freestanding capping system​ for your packaging needs.

KEY BENEFITS OF ZALKIN’S ROTARY ROLL-ON CAPPERS
  • High-Speed PerformanceHandles up to 60,000 bph, ideal for beverage, pharmaceutical and food applications.
  • Versatile Cap CompatibilityAccommodates closure diameters from 18 mm to 38 mm, with options for short skirt or long skirt caps.
  • Customizable ConfigurationsChoose from 3 to 24 capping heads with multiple turret options.
  • Durable Stainless Steel ConstructionEnsures longevity, hygiene and easy maintenance.
  • Quick ChangeoversFast capping head swaps for minimal downtime.
  • Pitch Diameters: 300, 360, 480, 640 & 720 mm PCD
  • Multiple Turret Options: Available for higher output and efficiency
  • Quick Release Fittings: Tool-less changeovers in under 20 seconds per head
  • Material Options: Standard stainless steel or ultraclean stainless steel for food and beverage applications

Zalkin’s roll-on capping heads are engineered for precision and reliability, featuring:

  • Pressure Block: Centers and compresses the cap to form a tight seal.
  • Top Load Springs: Adjust for bottle height variations, crucial for glass containers.
  • Side Load Spring: Applies uniform pressure to ensure a proper cap fit.
  • Thread Roller: Creates cap threads for easy opening and resealing.
  • Pilfer Roller: Forms the tamper-evident feature at the cap’s lower edge.