Auxiliary equipment

Inline Induction Sealer with Conveyor

Seals a foil liner beneath each cap as containers pass under the induction head.

Inline induction sealing for higher-throughput container finishing.

    Representative configuration. Final make, model and options follow the approved technical offer.
    See how it works

    The process. Up close.

    Illustrative mechanism
    01 / ConveyFeed capped containers.

    Each closure contains a compatible foil liner.

    Feed capped containers. Each closure contains a compatible foil liner. Pass under the sealing head. The conveyor maintains the selected exposure time. Heat the liner beneath the cap. Induction activates its heat-seal layer. Let the foil bond cool. Sealed containers continue to inspection. Photograph-informed illustration, shown slowly for clarity. Final configuration follows the technical offer.
    Where it fits

    Its place in your process.

    Place after capping and before seal inspection. Head gap, conveyor speed and liner compatibility are set for the container.

    1. 01Fill / capConnected process
    2. 02Inline induction sealingThis equipment
    3. 03Seal inspectionConnected process
    4. 04Label / case packConnected process
    Read the process explanation
    1. Feed capped containers. Each closure contains a compatible foil liner.
    2. Pass under the sealing head. The conveyor maintains the selected exposure time.
    3. Heat the liner beneath the cap. Induction activates its heat-seal layer.
    4. Let the foil bond cool. Sealed containers continue to inspection.

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

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