Key information to help you specify the right configuration.
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Reference specification table. Final configuration may vary with options and scope.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Machine Model | LU-XG16 |
| Working Voltage | AC 220V/110V 50–60Hz |
| Bottle Height | 30–300 mm |
| Cap Diameter | 18–70 mm |
| Bottle Diameter | 20–160 mm |
| Working Speed | 20–60 bottles/min (depending on bottle and cap size and shape) |
| Working Pressure | 0.4–0.6 MPa |
| Machine Dimension | About 1930×740×1600 mm |
| Packing Size | About 2000×820×1760 mm |
| Machine Weight | About 150 kg |
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Key answers buyers and engineers often need before shortlisting this machine.
This machine is used for automatic capping of plastic bottles and glass bottles in cosmetics, food and beverage, pesticide and fertilizer, chemical industry,Can be applied to a variety of bottle types, high production efficiency
This page lists output at 20–60 bottles/min (depending on bottle and cap size and shape). Actual throughput depends on the product, pack format, changeover requirements and the overall line setup.
Voltage: AC 220V/110V 50–60Hz; Air pressure: 0.4–0.6 MPa; Footprint / size: About 1930×740×1600 mm
Yes. Lancing UK can review your product, container or pack style, target output and site constraints to confirm whether this machine is the right fit before supply.
We’ll confirm suitability, options, integration, and realistic throughput for your product.
Capping projects are usually defined by closure style, bottle or jar stability, torque repeatability and the way caps are presented to the machine. The best shortlist often depends as much on changeovers and cap feeding as on nominal speed.
Useful commercial checks before you shortlist or request a final quotation.
Shortlisting automatic pneumatic bottle capping machine is usually about more than the base machine price. Buyers normally need to confirm closure type, cap feeding, torque control and container stability, then check how that scope fits the wider line, labour model and growth plan.
This page currently highlights throughput as 20–60 bottles/min (depending on bottle and cap size and shape) and utilities as AC 220V/110V 50–60Hz. If your real pack, product or site conditions differ, the final budget and lead time can change, so it helps to validate those assumptions early.
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