Bucket Capper

The Bucket Capper, also known as a Sealer, is designed to close buckets, pressurizing the upper part with rollers and fitting the lid to the bucket, efficiently and precisely. In this way, the bucket capper speeds up products, making them ready for transportation and storage, thus ensuring safety and savings in the production line.

Agility

By automating closing, you not only speed up the process, but also save time, increasing production efficiency.

Security

Furthermore, the cappers are certified to NR12, the capper not only guarantees the protection of employees during operation, but also minimizes the risk of accidents related to inappropriate use of the machine.

Máquina para Tampar Baldes automaticamente, produzida pela TECMAES, em INOX

Ideal for end-of-line, warehouses and distribution centers, it also serves the food, chemical, pharmaceutical, cosmetic and construction materials industries in particular. Its versatility allows companies in many other contexts to use the equipment, especially where the safe and efficient closing of buckets is essential. In this way, the Bucket Capper guarantees the integrity of products during transportation and storage, ensuring efficient operation in multiple sectors.

Stainless Steel Bucket Capper

PRESSURIZED CLOSURE

The ideal solution for standardizing closures, with greater agility for your line.

Example of closed buckets.

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Simple Integration with Automatic Labelers

The Bucket Capper not only offers easy integration with Tecmaes’ automatic labeling machines but also ensures a continuous and efficient flow in the production line. Furthermore, this compatibility optimizes the packaging process, resulting in a significant increase in productivity and operational efficiency.

Bucket Capper

Agility

Security

Stainless Steel Bucket Capper​

PRESSURIZED CLOSURE

Example of closed buckets.​

See it in action

Simple Integration with Automatic Labelers

See it in action​

Stainless Steel Bucket Capper

Example of closed buckets.

See it in action