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Handheld Induction Sealer

Heats a compatible foil liner inside a fitted cap to seal the container mouth.

Portable foil sealing for capped jars and compatible containers.

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    Representative configuration. Final make, model and options follow the approved technical offer.
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    The process. Up close.

    Illustrative mechanism
    01 / CapStart with a capped container.

    A compatible foil liner sits inside the cap.

    Start with a capped container. A compatible foil liner sits inside the cap. Place the head over the cap. The operator holds it for the sealing cycle. Heat the foil liner. The induction field activates the liner seal layer. Lift the head. Let the seal cool. The foil bonds to the container rim beneath the cap. Photograph-informed illustration, shown slowly for clarity. Final configuration follows the technical offer.
    Where it fits

    Its place in your process.

    Use after fitting the correct lined cap. Cutaway reveals the foil under the cap; the field is illustrated, not visible radiation.

    1. 01Fill containerConnected process
    2. 02Fit lined capConnected process
    3. 03Induction sealingThis equipment
    4. 04Inspect / labelConnected process
    Read the process explanation
    1. Start with a capped container. A compatible foil liner sits inside the cap.
    2. Place the head over the cap. The operator holds it for the sealing cycle.
    3. Heat the foil liner. The induction field activates the liner seal layer.
    4. Lift the head. Let the seal cool. The foil bonds to the container rim beneath the cap.

    Illustrative mechanism. Dimensions and cycle timing are not equipment specifications.

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