Closure action
Aviator uses a push and turn action with a positive stop. Spiral uses a threaded squeeze and turn. Aviator tends to be faster to close on an automated capper, spiral gives a firmer tamper feel.
Line considerations
Check your capper heads support the closure geometry before you order volume. Torque windows differ between the two and running one setting for both is how you get intermittent seal failures.
Key takeaways
- Match the closure action to the capper you already run
- Use separate torque settings per format, never one shared value
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Torque recommendations
Application and removal torque values per closure. Use these to set your capper before a production run.
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