Overview
ROPP — roll-on pilfer-proof — caps arrive as plain, unthreaded aluminum shells. The thread is formed at the moment of capping: rollers in the capping head press the soft aluminum into the bottle’s thread, producing a closure that fits that individual bottle exactly. A second roller tucks the lower skirt under the locking ring on the neck to form the pilfer band.
That band is bridged to the cap and tears away on first opening, so tampering is obvious. The long 30 x 60 mm wine version, often called BVS or Stelvin-type, is the aluminum screw cap now widely used on still wine.
