
Automatic Pump Head Feeding & Placing Machine For Lotion And Shampoo Bottles
Sorts pump heads with a vibratory bowl, feeds each head to the pickup position and places it into the bottle opening. This machine does not tighten the pump head.
What Is This Machine Used For?

Automatic pump head sorting, feeding and placement
The vibratory bowl orients lotion and shampoo pump heads. The feeding track delivers each pump head to the pickup position, and the placement mechanism inserts it into the bottle opening. If the closure must be screwed tight, add a separate downstream capping machine.
Pump Head And Bottle Examples
This module sorts long-dip-tube pump heads, feeds them along the track and places them into the bottle mouth before a separate tightening station.

Suitable And Not Recommended Applications
Suitable For
- Lotion and shampoo pump heads
- Liquid soap and body-wash pump heads
- Round or flat personal-care bottles
- Automatic lines that require pump-head placement
- Projects confirmed with bottle and pump samples
Not A Tightening Machine
- Does not screw or torque the pump head
- Does not replace a downstream capping station
- Not for trigger sprayers without dedicated tooling
- Not for press-fit caps
- Not for untested pump heads or tube lengths
Pump Head Feeding & Placing Machine Specifications

What Should Be Confirmed Before Selection?
Standard Process
- Vibratory bowl pump-head sorting
- Automatic feeding track
- Single pump-head pickup
- Tube and bottle-neck alignment
- Placement into the bottle opening
Project Details To Confirm
- Pump-head diameter and overall shape
- Pump tube length and flexibility
- Bottle-neck dimensions and bottle stability
- Target production speed
- Whether a separate tightening station is required
Recommended Bottles And Line Connection
Recommended Applications
- Lotion bottles
- Shampoo and conditioner bottles
- Body-wash and liquid-soap bottles
- Round or flat personal-care bottles
- Stable bottles suitable for conveyor handling
Process Matching Notes
| Process | Recommended Equipment |
|---|---|
| Product filling | Suitable filling machine selected by product viscosity |
| Pump-head sorting | Vibratory bowl and feeding track |
| Pump-head placement | This feeding and placing machine |
| Pump-head tightening | Separate capping or tightening machine when required |
| Labeling | Labeling machine selected by bottle and label format |
How The Pump Head Feeding & Placing Machine Works
The machine completes pump-head sorting, feeding and placement only. Any required thread tightening is performed by separate downstream equipment.
Why Use Automatic Pump Head Feeding And Placement?
Main Advantages
- Reduces manual pump-head sorting
- Feeds closures in a controlled orientation
- Places long pump tubes into bottle openings
- Supports stable connection with automatic lines
Production Benefits
- Separates the placement process from tightening
- Allows tooling to match the actual pump sample
- Improves line consistency before downstream capping
- Can connect with filling, tightening and labeling equipment
Pump Head Placement Compared With Capping Methods
| Equipment | Primary Function | Selection Note |
|---|---|---|
| Pump Head Feeding & Placing Machine | Sorts, feeds and places pump heads | Does not tighten the closure |
| Four-wheel Capping Machine | Side-wheel tightening | For compatible threaded caps after testing |
| Tracking Capping Machine | Pick-and-place tightening at higher speed | Configured by closure and torque requirement |
| Trigger Sprayer Capping Machine | Sprayer handling and tightening | Uses dedicated tooling for long trigger heads |
| Press Capping Machine | Press-fit closure application | For closures that are pressed rather than threaded |
See The Actual Feeding And Placement Process
What You Receive Before Final Configuration
Start with bottle and pump-head photos or drawings, dimensions, pump-tube length and target output. Physical samples are requested later when tooling or factory testing requires them.
- Recommended configurationFeeding track, pickup tooling, placement station and required options.
- Preliminary layoutMachine sequence, interfaces, footprint and utility assumptions.
- Written quotationConfirmed scope, available options, exclusions and commercial terms.
- Test requirement listWhich physical bottles and pump heads are needed for tooling and FAT.
How To Read The Published Pump Head Feeding & Placing Parameters
The values below are configuration references from the supplied parameter record. Final performance depends on the actual bottle, pump head, tube and agreed test conditions.
Pump-head diameter
The published 22–50 mm range is a selection reference. The bowl, track and gripper are matched to the actual closure.
Placement station
One placement station is listed for this configuration. It is not a capping head and does not apply tightening torque.
Reference speed
The published 23–25 bottles/min is a reference. Final output is confirmed using the actual bottle and pump head.
Utilities
The listed 380V, 1 kW and 0.6–0.8 MPa requirements must be checked against the factory supply.
Acceptance result
Placement consistency, tube entry and bottle handling should be recorded under agreed FAT conditions.
Common Questions Before Buying
What does this pump head machine do?
It sorts pump heads in a vibratory bowl, feeds them to the pickup position and places each pump head into the bottle opening.
Does this machine tighten the pump head?
No. It completes sorting, feeding and placement only. Add a separate downstream capping or tightening station when the pump head must be screwed tight.
Can it handle different pump heads?
The feeding track, gripper and placement tooling can be configured after the pump head, tube and bottle samples are checked.
Can it connect with a filling machine?
Yes. It can work after filling and before separate tightening or labeling equipment.
What should be provided before final configuration?
Provide bottle and pump-head samples or drawings, pump-tube length, bottle-neck dimensions and target production speed.
Pump Head Feeding & Placing Machine Selection Answers
Best Used For
Lotion, shampoo, liquid-soap and personal-care bottles that need automatic pump-head sorting and placement.
When To Choose It
Choose it when operators should not manually orient pump heads or insert long pump tubes into bottle openings.
Not Recommended For
Do not select it as the only machine when the closure must also be screwed tight or controlled by torque.
Before Quotation
Confirm pump-head geometry, tube length, bottle neck, target output and whether a separate tightening station is required.