Coven TPM1 Cap Crimper
Handheld Pneumatic Crimping Machine
The TPM1 is a simple-to-use pneumatic crimping head.
Simply need to connect to your compressed air supply. You will then be able to manually place the head on all different heights of bottles (with the same neck diameter) and crimp in sequence, without removing the bottles from their original carton packaging.
The TPM1 is so easy to handle that it can be moved to reach bottles anywhere on the work surface.
It can also be fitted with a balancer that hangs on a suspended wire, which can take the weight of the machine off the operator’s hand.
Speed
10-15 bottles per minute
Cap Size
11-20mm
Bottle Size
10ml to 1 litre (typical)
Coven TPM1 Features
Immediate Use
Cost Efficient
Limited Air Consumption
Simple to use
No maintenance required
Air pressure: 6 bar/87psi
Supplied accessories: service keys and one crimping head (size on request)
Additional crimping heads available
What Our Customers Say
“Universal are our number one choice when we require a new filling machine …”
– Dale Eames, Production Manager, Vitax Limited
Quality and Service
Our customers range from start-up enterprises to exclusive, world-famous brands.
And, having built a worldwide client base after more than 45 years in business, we are proud that nearly 70% of our orders today are repeat business with existing customers, who rely on Universal Filling Machine Company to provide them with first class support and help them grow their businesses.
Every single machine or system we sell is 100% tested in our production facility to ensure it meets the customer’s requirements and performance targets.
Request further information about the Coven TPM1 Cap Crimper
Our machines are designed to be highly versatile and adaptable, but as no two customers are the same, we have a large technical department offering you a bespoke solution to meet your exact requirements and ensure they’re ready to evolve as your business grows.
Our engineers will work with you to meet your exact requirement now and in the future.
