Kinex Cappers
Capping Machine Specialists Since 1937

When capping a bottle, your ultimate goal is to apply the perfect amount of torque. The perfect amount of torque properly seals the contents within your container making sure no leaking occurs. However, there are variables that can affect torque.… Continue reading →

The increase in productivity that can be achieved from converting a semi-automatic filling and capping line to an automatic filling and capping line can be remarkable.  Until now, the jump in price was also remarkable.

For filling lines especially,… Continue reading →

Semi-automatic capping machines are fantastic for small to medium scale bottling processes. Many companies around the world rely on these machines for their consistency, affordability, and ease of use. Their versatility means that almost all manufacturers can find the semi-automatic… Continue reading →

In a previous blog article, we discussed the importance of knowing as much as you can about your caps, bottles, and production environment before purchasing a capping machine. But why is it so important to have all of this information?… Continue reading →

To the frustration of many, capping is frequently as much of an art as it is a science. For this reason, it is important to have a strong relationship with your capping machine supplier not only before the purchase but… Continue reading →

The goal when shopping for a new capping machine is to find a capping machine that perfectly tightens your caps and fits seamlessly into your production environment. In order to accomplish this, begin by taking a closer look at your… Continue reading →

Bottle capping chuck inserts (also called liners) are wearable items that periodically need to be replaced. You can extend the life of your liners by making sure that you set the torque output of your capping machine correctly. In almost… Continue reading →

Liners (also called chuck inserts) are typically made of urethane or rubber. They are inserted into a bottle capping chuck and the chuck is attached to a chuck capping machine such as our SA Benchtop Capping Machine or PS… Continue reading →

For companies that need to comply with internal quality controls, industry regulations or government regulations, verifying the amount of torque they are applying to their caps is crucial.

When people are first confronted with the challenge of calibrating their capping… Continue reading →

As you would expect, we discuss torque with our customers on a daily basis. People of course have a lot of questions about how to measure torque. They want to make sure that they are applying the proper amount of… Continue reading →