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Entry Level Capper ‘Lite’ for Gentle Handling at 150 Bottles/Min

The beltorque BT-ICL Lite Capper for in-line capping for a wide range of bottles and closure types, is suited to nutraceuticals, cosmetics, personal care products, pharmaceuticals, foods, and more.

beltorque® BT-ICL Lite Capper
beltorque® BT-ICL Lite Capper

NJM, a ProMach product brand, introduced its beltorque® BT-ICL Lite Capper at Pack Expo Las Vegas booth C-3514 this week.

The continuous motion system offers the same patented torque technology as the standard, high-speed beltorque, but at an entry level price point and at 150 bottles/minute. Gentle handling for a variety of bottle shapes and sizes is attributed to two pairs of belts to gently rotate and tighten caps. The speed of the bottle is synchronized with the rotating speed of the closure, which “applies precise torque that eliminates damage to the closure and minimizes cap skew and slippage,” according to company.

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