Euroflow design and manufacture induction sealers to suit various applications, and can be incorporated into a semi-automatic of fully automated line including denesting, filling, lidding and sealing.

Induction sealing is a tried and tested non-contact process for bonding foil disks or seals to food, pharmaceutical, beverage and chemical containers. Most induction sealing is done with a foil pre-loaded into the closure.

What is induction cap sealing?
Induction sealing is a method of hermetically sealing rigid containers to provide tamper evidence, preserve freshness, deter pilferage and prevent leakage while providing product integrity. 

Why seal?
1. Tamper Evidence - Deter Pilferage
2. Leak Prevention
3. Increased Shelf Life - Product Freshness

How does it work?
In most applications, packagers purchase induction foil lined caps from a cap supplier. Cap styles of all varieties are available from these suppliers.

After filling and capping, the container passes under an induction coil which emits a varying electromagnetic field and the conductive aluminum foil liner begins to heat. The polymer film on the liner also heats and flows onto the lip of the container. When cooled, the polymer creates a bond with the container resulting in a sealed product.

Euroflow Engineering are members of the Processing & Packaging Machinery Association