Tag: cap lining materials

Breakthrough Glass Induction Sealing with SealerOn™

  The Video Below, with SealerOn™ Breakthrough Glass Induction Sealing Material, demonstrates how easy it is to apply an induction seal onto a glass pack that is using a plastic lid.   Heat Shrink Bands Heat Shrink Bands can often be a very user unfriendly part of packaging for products in Glass. Clients purchasing products […]

Making Re-Purposed Glass Packaging Possible with Induction Sealing and SealerOn™

Induction Sealing Glass The appeal to pack into glass is well documented. Those seeking products in glass are looking for product that is not tainted by plastic contact.  They are looking for purity in the product and most likely align themselves with the goals of environmental awareness and sustainability. If packaging can be recycled, that […]

There’s Gold in Them Thar Hills – Or Should I Say Green

Medical Marijuana (MMJ) is a rapidly growing industry and continues to look like an attractive option and a smart move for manufacturers to service. In fact, medical marijuana alone is expected to be a $40 billion industry by 2025, and could grow to $100 billion by 2050 if all 50 states legalize. MMJ products have moved way beyond […]

Treating Induction Liners as Contents

Food Grade Induction Liners Big Brand Cosmetic and Food Companies value their product being produced in Western Countries like the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, The UK, Germany and France. For example, a Salt Scrub that says produced in Canada carries a lot more appeal to clients and Brand owners alike than a product that […]

Cap Liner Types and Functions

A cap liner is a piece of material that sits between the cap and the bottle. Its traditional primary purposes are to offer proper sealing of the product to prevent leakage and optionally to provide tamper evidence. New technology is now turning this humble piece of packaging into a multimedia gateway for brands to reach out to their consumers […]

Induction Sealing Statistics – How You Must Get The Right Cap and Lining Material Combinations

This discussion below is an excerpt of a client discussion we have prior to supplying equipment. We don’t have to do this; we could be like the ebay or Alibaba or “one stop every machine under the sun supplier” but we are not as we like to think of ourselves as a supplier invited to […]

LinePatrolman™ Accurate Validation and Monitoring of the Induction Sealing Process

Process Validation for Induction Sealing It is an all time recommendation to have process validation for induction sealing to safeguard the sealing performance due to many variables that could easily change the performance of an induction machine. A slight change in the induction machine sealing power setting, product conveyor speed, guide rail settings, sealing head […]