An automatic cosmetic bottle capping having a first conveyor belt, a second conveyor belt, and a third conveyor belt. A sliding convex is provided at a surface of the first conveyor belt, a capper is movably sleeved on the first conveyor belt, a suction tip is provided in the capper, rolling balls are provided inside the capper, a through-hole is provided in an external surface of the capper, a capping claw is provided on a lower end of the capper, a positioning plate is provided on an upper end of the capper, springs are provided at a lower end of the positioning plate, a hole plug is movably connected outside the through-hole, and a cap is provided on a front end of the second conveyor belt.

The invention relates to a device (10) for closing pharmaceutical containers (12) by means of closures (14).

A cap gripper is described herein with a groove for receiving a projecting portion of a cap. A positively biased member may create a narrowing in the groove to secure the projecting portion of the cap within the groove. The positively biased member may be positively biased by a spring-loaded screw that is inserted into a screw hole of the cap gripper. When the cap is inserted into the cap gripper, the positively biased member may be partially depressed within the screw hole to allow the projecting portion of the cap to be inserted into the groove. Likewise, when the cap is removed from the cap gripper, the positively biased member may be partially depressed within the screw hole to allow the projecting portion of the cap to be removed from the groove.

A packing apparatus for use in a sterile environment has an article loading and supply system. The loading system has a hatch in a first wall (P1) positioned at a height corresponding to a normal and ergonomic working height for an operator. The hatch faces an operating station which is to be supplied with the articles. A container element (2) has an internal volume (25) for containing articles, with a first article loading opening (21) and a second article unloading opening (22). The container element (2) is positioned in the sterile environment and is movable so that it can be positioned in a lowered position (PA) which corresponds to the hatch position for loading articles through the first loading opening, and then positionable in a raised position (PS) in which the second loading opening (22) is above the operating station (S1) for unloading the articles to be supplied thereto.