Best used when
The bottle, cap and output target fit this machine route better than a generic capper or a fully bespoke line.
Space-saving screw capper for smaller production areas, laboratories and compact lines running sprays or standard screw caps.

Machine intent
This page is focused on compact screw capping for production areas where space, budget and changeover flexibility are important. It suits smaller lines that still need a controlled tightening process.
The bottle, cap and output target fit this machine route better than a generic capper or a fully bespoke line.
Send cap samples, bottle samples, closure dimensions, tube length where relevant and the target output so tooling and configuration can be checked.
Use the quote form or call Lancing to compare this machine against the other trigger capping and spray bottle capping options.
Machine overview
Space-saving screw capper for smaller production areas, laboratories and compact lines running sprays or standard screw caps.
Applications
This machine is normally considered where the closure family, output target and container format need a practical balance between automation, operator involvement and changeover flexibility.
Specifications
Final machine configuration, guarding, conveyor height and options should be confirmed against your actual bottle and cap samples.
| Reference model | LU-XG1870 class |
|---|---|
| Working voltage | AC 220/110V, 50–60Hz |
| Cap diameter | 18–70mm |
| Bottle height | Approx. 60–270mm |
| Working speed | Approx. 20–40 bottles/min |
| Working pressure | 0.4–0.6MPa |
| Conveyor length | Approx. 1117mm |
Before quotation
Better samples and project data reduce guesswork and make the first proposal more accurate.
Send photos, drawings or physical samples showing cap diameter, closure style, thread and dip-tube length where relevant.
Confirm target bottles per minute or bottles per hour, plus whether the line is manually loaded or fully automatic.
Confirm available footprint, conveyor height, upstream filling equipment and downstream labelling or packing stages.
Related machines
Automatic trigger-sprayer capping system for cleaning, care and chemical bottles requiring stable cap presentation and repeatable closure control.
Vibratory bowl trigger-spray cap feeding and placement equipment for bottles with soft dip tubes and awkward trigger closure geometry.
High-speed inline belt/spindle screw capper for round plastic bottles, with guided side-belt transport and cap feeding options.
Pneumatic inline screw capping machine for spray, pump and screw-cap bottles with adjustable fixtures and repeatable torque control.
Desktop semi-automatic screw capper with automatic bottle clamping, manual/automatic cycling and stable torque control for smaller batches.
Send bottle, cap, closure sample and output target to Lancing UK.
Compact route selection
The LU-XG1870 class reference is intended as a compact capping route. Its approximate 20–40 bottles/min range is not a universal production rate: cap placement, operator loading, bottle handling and the number of formats determine accepted output.
Define whether the operator places every cap, only replenishes a feeder, loads bottles, removes finished packs or also performs inspection. The labour boundary changes the practical output.
Measure machine space, access for adjustment, cap/bottle staging, reject or rework handling and maintenance clearance rather than considering conveyor length alone.
List the full cap and bottle matrix. Confirm guide, height, chuck or wheel, recipe and sensor changes, then define the first-off approval after each setup.
| Cap presentation | Manual placement may suit mixed batches; assisted or automatic presentation needs a separate compatibility review. |
|---|---|
| Bottle support | Test the least stable filled bottle and identify where guides or clamps may contact without damaging the pack. |
| Torque/cap height | Use project-specific limits and a repeatable measurement method; do not infer quality from the machine cycle alone. |
| Product environment | Consider drips, residue, cleaning access and whether the product or site requires additional materials or guarding review. |
| Changeover | Document parts, settings, tools and first-off checks for every SKU rather than relying on an unrecorded operator setup. |
| Growth route | Confirm whether future cap feeding, conveyors or inspection can be integrated or whether a different automatic platform would be more suitable. |
Compact capper questions
The result depends on cap presentation, operator duties, bottle stability, format, changeover and the agreed definition of an accepted pack.
Not necessarily. The closure may be manually placed or supported by another feed route. The exact scope must be confirmed from the application.
Only if tube handling, placement, orientation and tightening can be achieved safely and consistently. Physical samples are required to confirm the route.
Allow for the machine, operator, bottle/cap staging, adjustments, maintenance, guarding and material flow. The machine footprint alone is not the full requirement.
Use labelled parts, recorded settings and a first-off checklist covering bottle control, thread engagement, cap height, torque and appearance.
Consider it when manual cap placement, operator handling or limited buffer prevents the required sustained output or when integrated feeding and inspection are needed.