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Your cart is empty.The Hammer Bottle Capper is an inexpensive, professional, and quick way to cap your beer bottles. It is high quality, made of black plastic and metal with a convenient handle that is made to prevent slipping out of your hand. How to Use: Start by placing your bottle on a cloth that has been folded a couple times, this helps with absorbing the impact. Next, place the cap on the neck of the bottle and place the capper on top. Finally, hit the capper with a hammer, we recommend using a rubber mallet, check that the cap is tightly attached to the bottle. Now you have yourself a professional looking bottle ready to go. We warrant our products in the event that they arrive damaged or defective - Covered under our 30 day hassle free replacement program!
ronb
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
Don’t waste your if there is any carbonation in-what you are bottling.
Teddy
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024
I use a rubber mallet with it. It does take a few wacks. I've used it with lava lamps and beer bottles, and it creates a perfect seal. Would recommend.
Michael w.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2024
The only way I’ve gotten this thing to bottle is to take the capper off the handle and installing it in the chuck of a drill press and just press down on the press with the bottle underneath. Otherwise I just busted the bottle/didn’t seal the caps. Skill issue ig
Leah R
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2024
Okay. So I purchased one of these W - shaped bottle cappers to cap my lava lamps with, and it worked for a while. But then, it didn't. I didn't want invest in the $100 variety, and a Lava enthusiast recommended this one to me. My only complaint is that you should sold with a small rubber mallet, because that is what is required to use it effectively. I had to buy at Walmart. But with the mallet and the capper, I have managed to successful cap 3 bottles without any leakage. And whether that be beer, or lava lamps, that's exactly what you want.
Stormy
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024
Cheap and satisfactory alternative to a bench capper.
Eric F
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024
I use this as I commonly tinker with Lava Lamps and I frequently need to re-cap the tops with new bottle caps. It works as you would expect it to.
Sergio Saldana
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2023
Came fast and was just what I was looking for I bought a different bottle capper but since I'm working with Lava lamp bottles it didn't work this one worked just like it was supposed to
Droidiphile
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023
This product served my purpose of capping champagne bottles too tall for my tabletop-single-lever-arm capping machine. If you have one of the 2-arm cappers, you will not need this product, but in my experience, the 2-arm cappers are very problematic for a number of reasons, and I will not use them. This product is sort a Mountain-man or survivalist solution, as it really lacks any elegance, but it gets the job done. In actual practice, I found it very difficult to get the caps on straight and seal properly - I burned through a bunch of caps on a learning curve. For me, I had 5 champagne bottles to cap, so this product fit the bill. My recommendation for a 5 gallon batch of beer - 48 bottles - get a table top capper. If you use a 2-arm capper to solve the bottle height issue, you will soon find out how bad they are. I'll definitely use this again next time I make a small batch of champagne.
Jacobo Alberto Rodrigo Torres
Reviewed in Mexico on April 15, 2023
La tapadora de botellas llego en tiempo y forma, buena, bonita y barata, muy satisfecho con la compra, sin duda la compraria de nuevo.
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