Star wheels and guides
Container transfer stars, guide rails, neck guides and format-specific guide components.
Packaging Machinery
Custom CNC Machined Parts for Packaging Machinery OEMs
Change parts, guides, shafts and replacement components are reviewed around machine fit, product format, wear and repeatable changeover.
Application fit
Packaging components must match the machine and the container
Change parts and wear components often control how bottles, caps, trays or packages are guided, spaced, centered and transferred. Interchangeability matters because a replacement part must fit the existing machine without creating alignment or changeover problems.
- Container dimensions and package format
- Machine maker, model and station location
- Product-contact, cleaning and corrosion requirements
- Critical alignment, sealing and movement features
- Replacement frequency and repeat quantity
Visual Reference
From machine application to inspected replacement parts
The manufacturing route depends on the part function: CNC milling for plates, guides and brackets; CNC turning for shafts, rollers and sleeves; and dimensional inspection before packing and repeat supply.
Part families
Packaging-machine components we can review from drawings or samples
Timing and change parts
Timing screws, bottle plates, centering components and quick-change format parts.
Filling and capping parts
Nozzle holders, valve-related components, cap chucks, centering bells and mounting hardware.
Shafts and rollers
Guide shafts, rollers, sleeves, bushings and adjustment components for labeling and conveying.
Sensor and camera mounts
Adjustable brackets for detection, inspection and label-position monitoring.
Conveyor supports
Mounting plates, spacers, bearing supports, brackets and rail holders.
Housings and covers
Bearing housings, compact enclosures and mechanical covers for machine modules.
Fixtures and tooling
Assembly fixtures, inspection nests and setup aids used during machine building.
Material selection
Material depends on contact, wear and cleaning
Stainless steelFor corrosion resistance, washdown exposure and selected product-contact components
AluminumFor lightweight brackets, plates, housings and non-contact machine structures
POM / acetalFor low-friction guides, change parts and dimensional stability in suitable applications
UHMW / nylonFor wear strips, guides and low-friction components where the application permits
Surface treatmentPassivation, anodizing, polishing and other finishes selected according to material and service
Send this with the RFQ
- 2D/3D drawing or physical sample
- Machine maker and model when available
- Container, cap or package dimensions
- Product-contact and cleaning requirements
- Material, finish and repeat quantity
- Critical interchangeability dimensions
Buyer checklist
What packaging machinery OEM buyers need to confirm
HONMET reviews the drawing together with the machine application, so the quotation reflects fit, repeatability and the full manufacturing route—not only unit price.
Prototype to repeat orders
One-off replacement parts, low-volume machine builds and repeat production can be reviewed from the same drawing package.
Critical dimensions
Identify interfaces, alignment features and inspection points. General project capability is commonly reviewed around ±0.02 mm, subject to geometry, material and process.
Secondary operations
Finishing, grinding, welding and other coordinated operations can be included when the drawing and application require them.
Repeat consistency
Revision, inspection and packaging requirements are recorded to support replacement parts and ongoing machine production.
Common questions
Before sending a packaging-part RFQ
A complete drawing package helps us review the right process and avoid assumptions about fit or product contact.
Can HONMET make one replacement part?
Yes. One-off and low-volume parts can be reviewed when you provide a drawing or sample and identify the critical interfaces.
Can the same supplier support repeat production?
Yes. Prototype and repeat requirements can be planned together, with revision control and agreed inspection points supporting reorder consistency.
What should we send for a change part?
Send the 2D or 3D drawing, machine model, container or cap dimensions, material, finish, quantity and any critical fit or cleaning requirements.
Can finishing or assembly-related work be coordinated?
Yes. Applicable finishing, grinding, welding and related secondary operations can be reviewed as part of the manufacturing route.
Have a Part Drawing to Review?
Send the drawing, material, quantity and the application details that affect fit or function.