Posts Tagged ‘capping technology’

Ronchi: for each packaging, its cap, thanks to the cappers Sirius

Posted in November 30, 2011 ¬ 5:45 amh. patrizia No Comments »

Different products, different needs, different caps: from simple, which is “uncorked” and “Insert the stopper” to the more complex, such as dispensers and sprays, which require a bigger dose of technology and design.

Each packaging wants its cap and, thanks to the cappers Sirius, realized by Ronchi, every requirement can be satisfied, with the maximum guarantee of quality and safety.

Sirius is a complete product range, which includes a range of capping machines designed to meet various requirements, ensuring the maximum in terms of quality, flexibility and versatility.

These machines are in continuous rotary motion, designed and made to apply any kind of cap (for life, pressure, or to orient place), up to a speed of 500 pieces per minute, and pumps (dispensers, spay and triggers), up to 350 pieces per minute.

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It’s a matter of cap

Posted in March 18, 2009 ¬ 12:41 pmh. aev No Comments »
Nowadays the distinctive communication of  product goes through the cap too.
The cap is not only a simple closing instrument, it is integrant part of the packaging. And there are so many cap types to cover all tastes: from the original graphic to the particular or functional shape, like the clever cap designed by Jeong Hoon Cha who has conceived the obviousness which, however was not present on the marketplace so far.
Leaving unchanged the internal part destined to be screwed on the bottle neck, he has modified the cap shape – characterized by a slightly ellitic shape instead of a circular geometry – so creating a more ergonomic shape studied to be hosted in the hand  between thumb  and forefinger So, with the little finger, the game is done.
Also the companies manufacturing capping machines have naturally followed this evolitive trend, launching on the market high technology solutions; among these, Messrs. Ronchi propose capping machines controlled by brushless motors full responding to requirements of extreme flexibility.
Thanks to a quick and simple system to replace the chucks, the machine easily adapts itself to whichever application, such as press-on caps, screw-on caps with torque control through servomotors, caps to be oriented, caps with predetermined closing position.
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