Induction Sealing

Induction sealing is a sealing method that uses heat to connect a foil seal to the neck of a bottle or container. This process is commonly used in packaging to create a safe and tamper-evident seal for products such as food, pharmaceuticals, and other consumables. The procedure involves using a foil liner to the container’s opening and then using heat induction to melt and bond the seal to the container, confirming product goodness and freshness.