Quick Guide to Operating Windows
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ENERCON INDUSTRIES White Paper Enercon’s Operating Window THE GLOBAL LEADER IN INDUCTION CAP SEALING

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ENERCON INDUSTRIES White Paper An operating window is the range between the minimum and maximum power levels that your induction sealer should be set to in order to achieve a good seal for your product every time. Therefore trials need to take place to determine the correct operating window. This step-by-step guide will show you how to find your operating window. Anything below the minimum power level could result in a partial seal, while anything above the maximum power level can cause an overheated seal. There is no standard operating window; each operating window is specific to your...

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A Quick Guide to Enercon’s Operating Window ENERCON INDUSTRIES White Paper How to establish an operating window for your induction cap sealer No Seal Try next container at +5% power Partial Seal Try next container at +5% power Once the cap, liner and induction sealing equipment have been selected, setting up an operating window for the induction sealer is the next step. Good Seal Ensure that the orientation and the alignment of the sealing head are correct. The air gap between the sealing head and the foil liner must be consistent. It is also important to make sure that the bottle path is...

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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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