Air Compressor Requirements
An air compressor is required and is not included. Recommended specifications: 550–750 W power, pressure capacity of at least 0.7 MPa, a 30 L air tank, air displacement of at least 30 L/min, and an 8 mm air hose connection. The machine operating pressure is 0.4–0.5 MPa.
The ZONESUN ZS-YG09B is a pneumatic crimping machine designed for sealing aluminum and plastic caps on oral liquid, penicillin, and injectable vials. With adjustable working height and a crimping speed of up to 60 bottles per minute, it ensures high efficiency and a 99% sealing pass rate — ideal for pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and chemical packaging.
Key Features
- High Efficiency: Crimping speed 45–60 bottles/min with 99% sealing pass rate
- Adjustable Working Height: 10–37 cm to accommodate different bottle sizes
- Durable Crimping Head: Wear-resistant design for long service life
- Scaled Workbench: Precise bottle positioning for consistent results
- Interchangeable Heads: Supports 13mm, 15mm, and 20mm cap sizes (custom sizes available)
- Dual Material Options: Full Aluminum or Aluminium & Plastic crimping heads
- Wide Application: Suitable for pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and chemical industries
Technical Specifications
| Working Height | 10 – 37 cm (adjustable) |
| Working Speed | 45 – 60 bottles/min |
| Sealing Pass Rate | 99% |
| Air Pressure | 0.4 – 0.5 MPa |
| Machine Weight | 9.5 kg |
| Sealing Diameter | 13mm / 15mm / 20mm (other sizes: custom order) |
Important Notes
- Sealing diameters (13mm, 15mm, 20mm) refer to the bottle opening size, not the cap outer diameter.
- Please select Full Aluminum or Aluminium & Plastic cap type according to your specific requirements.
DOUBLE-LEVER LIFTING HANDLE
The double-lever handle is used to raise and lower the capping assembly.
REPLACEABLE CAPPING HEAD
The capping head can be replaced for different cap requirements.
SCALED WORKBENCH
The workbench includes a ruler for clear product positioning.
PEDAL SWITCH
The pedal switch provides foot-operated control of the crimping cycle.
