Automatic Trigger Sprayer Capper for Cleaning & Care Bottles
Reference specification table. Final configuration may vary with options and scope.
Machine overview
Use this page as a starting point for matching the machine family to your container, closure, label, pack format, target speed and available production space.
- Review suitability against your product and pack samples.
- Confirm speed, utilities, tooling and integration requirements.
- Ask for options, pricing guidance and lead time.
Reference specification
| Capacity | 1200 BPH |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 110V/220V |
| Applicable Cap | Trigger Sprayer (Customizable) |
| Applicable Bottle Size | Customizable |
| Conveyor | 2400 × 114mm, VFD |
| Size (L×W×H) | 3264 × 1345 × 2850mm |
What output can Automatic Trigger Sprayer Capper for Cleaning & Care Bottles achieve?
Final throughput depends on the product, container, fill volume and level of automation selected for the project.
What utilities or site requirements should I plan for?
Voltage: 110V/220V; Footprint / size: Customizable
Can Lancing UK help match this machine to my product and container?
Yes. Lancing UK can review your product characteristics, bottle or pack format, closure type, required output and site constraints to confirm the right configuration before supply.
Request a configuration check
Send product details, container dimensions, closure or label samples, target output and any available line photos. The team can confirm whether this machine is the right starting point.
Send enquiryRelated machinery guidance
Use the relevant guide to check application variables before a final machine configuration is confirmed.
Define the trigger as a complete closure assembly
A trigger-capping enquiry should include the complete supplied trigger, dip tube and bottle, with the bottle in its intended filled condition. Mark the required final trigger orientation and identify whether the head is supplied locked or in another defined position. Keep the closure supplier reference and neck drawing with the sample.
Ask how the proposed configuration presents the closure, guides the tube and supports the bottle during application. The reference specification on this page is a starting point; the complete assembly and required finish should determine the application trial and final configuration.
- Tube presentation
- Describe the normal dip-tube length and delivered shape. Include samples from production packaging so bulk handling is represented.
- Closure checks
- Agree how final position, application quality and any relevant leak or functional checks will be assessed on the finished bottle.
Can trigger orientation be assumed from bottle dimensions?
No. Specify the required relationship between trigger, bottle features and label faces, then request evidence that the proposed handling route maintains it.