Bottle Clamping Machine

The belt-type bottle gripper is an automated system that integrates synchronous/conveyor belts with clamping mechanisms, specifically engineered for high-speed production lines to achieve precise positioning, stable transfer, and seamless process integration of bottled products. By combining flexible belt conveyance with mechanical gripping, it ensures bottles remain upright and slip-free during filling, labeling, and packaging processes while maintaining efficient alignment with downstream equipment (e.g., filling valves, labeling machines). Its key advantage lies in the optimal balance between high-speed stability and flexible conveying, making it ideal for hygiene- and efficiency-critical applications in beverage, food, pharmaceutical, and other industries.

Core Structure and Working Principle

Synchronous Belt/Conveyor Belt System

• Utilizes high-wear-resistant, food-grade materials (e.g., polyurethane or silicone-coated belts), balancing flexibility and tensile strength.
• The belt surface may feature anti-slip patterns or grooves to enhance bottle stability.

Clamping Mechanism

• Mechanical Grippers: Pneumatic or servo-driven, adaptable to various bottle diameters (e.g., via spring cushioning or adjustable fixtures).
• Coordinated Control: PLC programming ensures precise synchronization between belt movement and clamping actions (e.g., brief belt pause during gripping).