The MPM is the screw-style mouthpiece fastening station. It brings calibrated torque to mouthpiece attachment using a rubberized spinning puck with a slip clutch. The operator places a staged mouthpiece on a filled cartridge, inserts it into the spinning puck, the torque limit trips, and the operator withdraws the fastened assembly. Ten pounds, all-electric, no pneumatics.
±0.5 Nm torque tolerance across every fastening cycle. The slip clutch releases at the set torque limit, eliminating the hand-wrench variability that produces leak complaints and inconsistent mouthpiece seating in the field.
Works with any screw-style mouthpiece including form factors such as duck bills, bullets, and barrels, in materials including polycarbonate, wood, and metal. Size change is a quick swap.
The MPM is a single-station screw-style mouthpiece fastener with continuous or foot-pedal operation. The rubberized spinning puck catches the mouthpiece surface, initiates fastening, and the slip clutch releases once the set torque limit is reached. No fixed cycle time; the operator sets the pace.
Cartridges leave the MPM with mouthpieces fastened to spec and ready for inspection, testing, and packaging. Eliminates the RSI risk and inconsistency of manual screw-style fastening at any production volume beyond a handful of units.
The MPM is an all-electric fastener with calibrated torque and slip-clutch release. No pneumatics required. Entirely electrical operation at 10 lbs.
The MPM carries cETLus certification. GMP-compliant materials. All-electric operation with calibrated torque and slip-clutch release.
Cut sheet and product brochure are public downloads. Operations & maintenance manuals, startup & qualification documentation, and parts catalogs are available through the online store.
If your SOP or finished goods use screw-style mouthpieces, the MPM replaces manual fastening with calibrated torque at any production volume. The industry standard in 2026 is press-on mouthpieces for compliance and safety, but screw-style still serves real markets, and manual fastening at any scale beyond a few units causes repetitive strain. Tell us about your mouthpiece format and volume and we will quote accordingly.