Semi-automatic machinery has some human-machine interaction while integrating a degree of automation. These machines have applications in product placement but can handle packaging, as well. They allow one operator to rapidly carry out routine tasks with precision. Semi-automatic machines typically fall between manual and automated equipment for speed, efficiency, accuracy, and price.

Fully automated equipment can perform capping processes with very little need for human interaction. These machines typically only require an operator to refill them with packaging materials and components. Automated machines tend to be more expensive upfront than the other two varieties, but they cut down on labor costs and enhance production speed, quality, and consistency. They’re a good option for high-volume capping operations.

The agricultural and industrial markets utilize a variety of container-stored substances that need a tight, reliable seal to prevent spillage.

Materials for this industry can be quite hazardous to human health or the environment should they escape their containers, and this equipment can achieve the secure capping necessary for safe operations.

Products in the healthcare and pharma sectors in particular require contamination protection, which reliable capping technology can provide in the form of secure child-resistant and tamper-proof seals and caps.

Molten products like lip balms and candles are in their liquid form when manufacturers package them. Such goods rely heavily on secure capping systems to safeguard against leaks and product contamination.