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Induction Sealing
what is induction
sealing
Induction sealing creates a hermetic seal by passing a capped bottle under the induction sealer in a non-contact process. The system’s sealing head produces an electromagnetic field that heats up the foil liner inside the cap. The hot foil in turn melts the polymer coating on the inner-seal. The heat, coupled with the pressure of the cap, causes the inner-seal to bond to the lip of the container resulting in a hermetic seal.
Induction sealing, also known as cap sealing, is a common method used in packaging to create a hermetic seal on containers like bottles and jars. This process involves the use of electromagnetic induction to generate heat in a specialized foil liner that is adhered to the container’s opening or closure. The heat causes the foil liner to melt and bond to the container, providing a secure and tamper-evident seal.
Induction sealing, also known as cap sealing, is a common method used in packaging to create a hermetic seal on containers like bottles and jars. This process involves the use of electromagnetic induction to generate heat in a specialized foil liner that is adhered to the container’s opening or closure. The heat causes the foil liner to melt and bond to the container, providing a secure and tamper-evident seal.
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Foil Liner Preparation
Manufacturers often incorporate unique identifiers, holograms, watermarks, and other security features.
Container Filling
Companies use technology to track and trace the movement of products through the supply chain.
Capping
Companies use technology to track and trace the movement of products through the supply chain.
Heating the Foil Liner
Companies use technology to track and trace the movement of products through the supply chain.
Cooling and Solidifying
Manufacturers often incorporate unique identifiers, holograms, watermarks, and other security features.
Tamper Evidence
Companies use technology to track and trace the movement of products through the supply chain.
Preservation of
Product Quality
Companies use technology to track and trace the movement of products through the supply chain.
Efficiency
Companies use technology to track and trace the movement of products through the supply chain.
advantages of induction sealing solutions of holoprint
Holograms and Security Labels
Many products incorporate holographic stickers, labels, or other security features that are difficult to replicate. These features can be visually distinctive and often change appearance when viewed from different angles.
Holograms and Security Labels
Many products incorporate holographic stickers, labels, or other security features that are difficult to replicate. These features can be visually distinctive and often change appearance when viewed from different angles.
QR Codes and Barcodes
Incorporating unique QR codes or barcodes on products allows consumers to verify their authenticity by scanning the code with a smartphone app or other device.
QR Codes and Barcodes
Incorporating unique QR codes or barcodes on products allows consumers to verify their authenticity by scanning the code with a smartphone app or other device.
RFID Technology
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags can be embedded in products, allowing for real-time tracking and verification of the product’s authenticity.
Microprinting
Tiny text or symbols that are difficult to reproduce with standard printing techniques can be added to products as a security feature.
Induction sealing, also known as cap sealing, is a common method used in packaging to create a hermetic seal on containers like bottles and jars. This process involves the use of electromagnetic induction to generate heat in a specialized foil liner that is adhered to the container’s opening or closure. The heat causes the foil liner to melt and bond to the container, providing a secure and tamper-evident seal.
RFID Technology
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags can be embedded in products, allowing for real-time tracking and verification of the product’s authenticity.
Induction sealing, also known as cap sealing, is a common method used in packaging to create a hermetic seal on containers like bottles and jars. This process involves the use of electromagnetic induction to generate heat in a specialized foil liner that is adhered to the container’s opening or closure. The heat causes the foil liner to melt and bond to the container, providing a secure and tamper-evident seal.
RFID Technology
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags can be embedded in products, allowing for real-time tracking and verification of the product’s authenticity.
Induction sealing, also known as cap sealing, is a common method used in packaging to create a hermetic seal on containers like bottles and jars. This process involves the use of electromagnetic induction to generate heat in a specialized foil liner that is adhered to the container’s opening or closure. The heat causes the foil liner to melt and bond to the container, providing a secure and tamper-evident seal.
RFID Technology
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags can be embedded in products, allowing for real-time tracking and verification of the product’s authenticity.
Induction sealing, also known as cap sealing, is a common method used in packaging to create a hermetic seal on containers like bottles and jars. This process involves the use of electromagnetic induction to generate heat in a specialized foil liner that is adhered to the container’s opening or closure. The heat causes the foil liner to melt and bond to the container, providing a secure and tamper-evident seal.
RFID Technology
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags can be embedded in products, allowing for real-time tracking and verification of the product’s authenticity.
Induction sealing, also known as cap sealing, is a common method used in packaging to create a hermetic seal on containers like bottles and jars. This process involves the use of electromagnetic induction to generate heat in a specialized foil liner that is adhered to the container’s opening or closure. The heat causes the foil liner to melt and bond to the container, providing a secure and tamper-evident seal.
RFID Technology
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags can be embedded in products, allowing for real-time tracking and verification of the product’s authenticity.
Induction sealing, also known as cap sealing, is a common method used in packaging to create a hermetic seal on containers like bottles and jars. This process involves the use of electromagnetic induction to generate heat in a specialized foil liner that is adhered to the container’s opening or closure. The heat causes the foil liner to melt and bond to the container, providing a secure and tamper-evident seal.
RFID Technology
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags can be embedded in products, allowing for real-time tracking and verification of the product’s authenticity.
Induction Sealing
Induction sealing, also known as cap sealing, is a common method used in packaging to create a hermetic seal on containers like bottles and jars. This process involves the use of electromagnetic induction to generate heat in a specialized foil liner that is adhered to the container’s opening or closure. The heat causes the foil liner to melt and bond to the container, providing a secure and tamper-evident seal.
RFID Technology
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags can be embedded in products, allowing for real-time tracking and verification of the product’s authenticity.
Induction sealing, also known as cap sealing, is a common method used in packaging to create a hermetic seal on containers like bottles and jars. This process involves the use of electromagnetic induction to generate heat in a specialized foil liner that is adhered to the container’s opening or closure. The heat causes the foil liner to melt and bond to the container, providing a secure and tamper-evident seal.
RFID Technology
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags can be embedded in products, allowing for real-time tracking and verification of the product’s authenticity.
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