6 Heads Bottle Filling and Capping Machine

The 6-head machine fills and caps up to 300 bottles per hour on 330 ml and 500 ml glass bottles. It sits one step above the 4-head model in the range, which in this configuration means roughly 100 more bottles per hour. Tell us your bottle size and target daily output and we will confirm the figure for your product.

It handles 330 ml and 500 ml glass bottles. Format parts are changeable, so the same machine runs both sizes. Because the 6-head unit is typically bought once production has become routine, we specify the format part set around the bottles you actually run rather than a wide theoretical range. Send us your bottle list and we will confirm the parts.

It is designed for producers who have moved past batch filling into a scheduled weekly routine, where each shift needs a predictable, repeatable output. It is the point in the range where a full production day on a single product becomes practical without the operator setting the pace. If your volume still changes product every day, the 4-head machine gives you the same flexibility at lower cost.

It needs a standard power supply and compressed air. One operator is sufficient: they supervise the fill and cap cycle and manage bottle supply to the infeed. At this output level it becomes worth arranging the bottle infeed so crates are not being carried by hand — that is an operational choice about how you lay out the area around the machine, not a requirement of the machine itself. Machine dimensions are listed in the Technical Specifications table on this page.

Yes. The 6-head model shares its filling principle and much of its hardware with the 8 and 10-head units, so stepping up later means changing the filling head assembly and the drive rather than replacing the machine. If you are already close to the 6-head ceiling, say so at quotation stage — it is cheaper to specify the larger frame once than to rebuild twice.