Hi James. I can't remember but I will try to remember to look next week at the specification plate and let you know. Also, if you are in Australia, a good place to start is Process Plant Equipment network.
Hi Jeff do you manufacture these machine. Would you be able to tel me where i could buy this. We had one sent from china but it doesn't close our small wine bottles well enough. Any help would be appreciated
Where could one use/rent/buy such a machine? I assume they're too expensive for the casual home wine maker, but I'd really like to be able to find some way to use my Stelvin bottles for my own wine...
Eastern Canada, not really any commercial wine making around unfortunately... I've looked into manual ones, but can't really seem to find anything except adapter for power drills with very little info about them (they're shown with water bottles and plastic caps)
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Where did you get this from Jeff?
Hi James. I can't remember but I will try to remember to look next week at the specification plate and let you know.
Also, if you are in Australia, a good place to start is Process Plant Equipment network.
Hi Jeff do you manufacture these machine. Would you be able to tel me where i could buy this. We had one sent from china but it doesn't close our small wine bottles well enough. Any help would be appreciated
You could check www.tmg-machines.com and write to them to know more about ROPP capping machine.
Where could one use/rent/buy such a machine? I assume they're too expensive for the casual home wine maker, but I'd really like to be able to find some way to use my Stelvin bottles for my own wine...
I am sure that there are manual ones available.
Which country are you in? In Australia you would try Process Plant Equipment.
Eastern Canada, not really any commercial wine making around unfortunately... I've looked into manual ones, but can't really seem to find anything except adapter for power drills with very little info about them (they're shown with water bottles and plastic caps)