Truly bespoke Healthcare Capping & filling machines, configured to meet your exact requirements
"I was somewhat sceptical it would provide the volume we needed but I’ve been delighted with the outcome. The Micro Monos are small, efficient and my operators love using them."
We take the time to understand your problem, talking you through best practises.
Handover to our technical team to fulfill the order, machine any bespoke parts & quality assure.
We'll then install your machine, demo & train, and then provide year-round post-purchase support.See our FAQs for support
All new Cap Coder machines come with 12 months warranty on parts and service
Cap Coder design and manufacture their machines from their base in Oxfordshire, England.
Call us here at Cap Coder and we will most likely be able to diagnose the problem over the phone. If it is an easy enough fix then we might be able to talk you, or your site engineer, through it over the phone. If it is an electrical or program issue and you have remote access installed in the machine then we will be able to take control of the machine from here at Cap Coder. If the problem is more serious then we can book a visit for one of our service engineers to come out.
Remote Access is an optional extra that we offer that allows us to take control of our machines from anywhere in the world with internet access. This is attractive to overseas customers or larger companies that may want to make program changes at some point in the future. In addition, it gives us the possibility to diagnose potential electrical programs within the machine.
Yes of course. Frequently we will install our machines into existing lines. If you already have equipment such as fillers or labellers we can normally integrate them with our machines and often we will take control of another company’s filler and use it in one of our capping machines.
Within Covid-19 Guidelines - Certainly. In fact, we always encourage potential customers to come and visit us at the factory so that they can meet the team and see the machines being built “in the flesh”. This way we find that it draws out questions that a customer might not have even thought of until they see the machine or speak with our engineers.
