Cycle time
The line speed target is the first input to the design. Buffers and feeding are built around it.
Caps, thin wall containers, filling and packing lines
In fast moving consumer goods seconds and grams cost money. We design and build cap and thin wall container moulds and the filling, packing and handling lines around the cycle time you target.

(01) Our work
The packaging part and the line that fills, closes and packs it are two halves of one system. Designing them together raises both speed and yield.
Moulds for screw, snap and tamper evident caps. Sealing and opening force are balanced at the design stage.
High speed, multi-cavity moulds. Wall thickness and fill analysis bring the cycle time down.
Machines specific to your product and speed. Handling, orienting, counting and packing steps come together in one line.
Cap, label and fill level checks. A faulty product is taken off the line automatically.
(02) Services
The services used together most often in this industry. Each can also be taken on its own.

01 / Injection tooling
In high speed multi-cavity moulds cavity balance and cooling design decide the cycle time.
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02 / Special machinery
Filling, closing, packing and handling lines are designed from zero for your speed target and delivered with FAT.
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03 / Automation & control
PLC and HMI provide line monitoring, fault logging and vision inspection. Format changes are done from the operator screen.
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04 / Industrial design
Cap and container geometry is designed for both the filling line and the mould. Material saving is a target from the start.
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How the principles that hold on every project apply in this industry.
The line speed target is the first input to the design. Buffers and feeding are built around it.
Surfaces that are easy to clean, details that leave no residue and suitable material selection.
Fast changeover for different sizes and products is planned into the design.
(04) Questions
The questions we hear most in this industry, with short answers.
Cavity balance in the multi-cavity mould is built by analysing wall thickness, filling and cooling design. The cycle time is largely decided by the cooling design.
Yes. The target line speed is the first input to the design. Handling, orienting, counting and packing steps and the buffers between them are built around that speed and verified with FAT.
The balance is analysed at the design stage and measured on real parts in the mould trials. We take a different approach for screw, snap and tamper evident closures.
Changeover is planned at the start of the design. Adjustable parts and product recipes selected on the HMI let different sizes run on the same line.
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