Bottle spin
The bottle rotates during tightening or loses thread engagement before the spindle wheels finish the cap.
Set-up question
Use a repeatable record for side-belt contact and bottle control.
Direct answer
Side belts on a spindle capper should be set around the approved filled bottle so the container is supported through the tightening zone without crushing, twisting, scuffing or forcing it away from the cap path. Use a first-off check, record the belt gap and height, then verify cap height, torque evidence and bottle condition.
The bottle rotates during tightening or loses thread engagement before the spindle wheels finish the cap.
Belts are too tight, too high, too low or unsuitable for the bottle finish and label area.
Cap height or torque evidence varies because the container is not entering the tightening zone consistently.
Related guidance
Compare the main automatic, compact and semi-automatic capping routes.
Plan evidence for sample testing, acceptance and handover.
Send bottle, cap, samples, target output and any known fault evidence.