Nail Polish Monoblock

The TurboFil Nail Polish Monoblock is a fully automated fill and cap solution designed to streamline packaging of nail polish, gels, and similar cosmetic liquids. Combining precision filling and servo-driven cap application in one compact monoblock platform, this machine delivers consistent, repeatable results suited for small to medium batch production.

The system integrates servo-controlled filling for accurate volume delivery with a servo-driven capping station that ensures secure, uniform cap placement. Operators can easily adjust fill volume, speed, and cap torque via the intuitive control interface to match product and container requirements.

Built with robust components compatible with cosmetic formulations, the Nail Polish Monoblock is engineered for smooth operation and reduced manual intervention, helping improve throughput, reduce labor, and enhance packaging quality. Its compact footprint allows installation in space-constrained production areas or integrated packaging lines.

Backed by TurboFil’s engineering expertise, this monoblock system can be configured and customized to meet specific bottle sizes, cap styles, and production workflows, making it an ideal automated packaging solution for cosmetic manufacturers.

Features

  • Container types: round, square, oval, rectangular, tapered, irregular

  • Closure types: brush, cap or brush cap unit, screw brush with press-on overcap

  • Cam driven fill station

  • Cam driven diving nozzle

  • Electric operated vacuum suck-back

  • Electric operated chuck type capper with adjustable torque clutch

  • Stainless steel and solvent resistant wetted components

  • Explosion proof controls and drives

  • Stainless steel sheathed top plate

  • UHMW star wheel and guide plates

  • Cost effective for enhanced productivity

Speedup to 50 pieces per minute with single index, or 100 with dual index

Specifications

  • Power On-Off switch/circuit breaker.

  • Electric control box

  • 7” Color Touchscreen HMI

  • PLC machine controller (Allen Bradley)

  • Ethernet capability for remote diagnostics