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A Beginner’s Guide to Induction Sealing
A Beginner’s Guide to Induction Sealing
Induction cap sealing is a straightforward process where a container with a foil-lined cap passes under an induction sealer. The electromagnetic field heats the foil, melting the sealant, which then adheres to the container neck, creating a hermetic seal. This prevents leaks, extends shelf life, and offers tamper evidence and counterfeit protection.
- Leak Prevention: Ensures airtight sealing, preventing leaks during storage and transportation.
- Extended Shelf Life: Hermetic seals prevent oxygen and moisture transmission, preserving product freshness.
- Tamper Evidence: Provides visible proof of tampering, ensuring product integrity.
- Cost Reduction: Reduces energy consumption, maintenance costs, and material usage.
- Eco-Friendly: Uses less energy and materials compared to other sealing methods.
Induction sealing increases productivity by eliminating the need for manual handling and reducing downtime. Machines are easy to move and require virtually no maintenance, with some units lasting over 20 years.
Induction sealing is suitable for 99% of products, including pharmaceuticals, food, beverages, and chemicals, in both glass and plastic containers. Enercon offers a range of sealers to accommodate various container shapes and sizes.
Enercon Industries is a global leader in induction cap sealing technology, providing a diverse range of sealing solutions and extensive customer support through an international network.
For more information, contact Enercon Industries at their global or regional offices.
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ENERCON INDUSTRIES White Paper THE GLOBAL LEADER IN INDUCTION CAP SEALING
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ENERCON INDUSTRIES White Paper INDUCTION COIL ALUMINIUM FOIL Induction sealing: how does it work? Induction heat sealing, or cap sealing, as it is widely known, is a very simple and straight-forward process. Once the container has been filled and a cap (fitted with a foil liner) is applied, the container then passes under an induction sealer. As it goes under the sealer, a controlled electromagnetic field transfers energy to the foil liner in the cap, creating heat. This heat melts the sealing material on the foil liner. Once this sealant cools, the liner adheres to the neck of the container creating...
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A Beginner’s Guide to Induction Cap Sealing ENERCON INDUSTRIES White Paper COST TION PROTECTION AGAINST TAMPERING & COUNTERFEITING UNIT COST REDUCTION ECO-FRIENDLY SOLUTION PROTECTION AGAINST TAMPERING & COUNTERFEITING ECO-FRIENDLY SOLUTION Why use induction sealing? LEAK PREVENTION LEAK PREVENTION EXTENDED SHELF LIFE UNIT COST REDUCTION EXTENDED SHELF LIFE PROTECTION AGAINST TAMPERING & COUNTERFEITING ECO-FRIENDLY SOLUTION UNIT COST REDUCTION PROTECTION AGAINST TAMPERING & COUNTERFEITING ECO-FRIENDLY SOLUTION Prevents leaks Induction seals can be used to prevent products from leaking. The technology...
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ENERCON INDUSTRIES White Paper “Induction sealing reduces the risk of glue contamination within a product. It is quick to setup and shut down too. It also gives us as a company the confidence that the product is fully sealed, stopping any of our wonderful flavours from escaping.” Lee Hull, Plant Manager at Beanies BeaniesTHE FLAVOUR CQ A Beginner’s Guide to Induction Cap Sealing Virutally no maintenance The latest range of air-cooled sealers require virtually no maintenance or consumables to continue to work effectively and efficiently. In fact some of our customers describe their 20 year old...
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ENERCON INDUSTRIES A Beginner’s Guide to Induction Cap Sealing White Paper Our industries Getting started What products can be induction sealed? 99% of all products from pharmaceuticals to food, protein powder to peanut butter, wine to water can be induction sealed in glass and plastic containers. Induction sealing applies to liquid products like beverages and automotive oil, hot ambient or chilled products, and dried products like coffee, herbs and powders. What material should my container be? Both glass and plastic containers with a diameter of up to 140mm may be induction sealed. Traditionally containers...
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ENERCON INDUSTRIES Global HQ Enercon Industries Corporation W140 N9572 Fountain Blvd. Menomonee Falls. W1 53051 United States of America T: +1 262 255 6070
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