Induction Sealing Wads

Our range of one piece sealing wads is properly fitted into the cap of the container. The associated container is then screwed with a wadded-cap. The capped-container is made to pass through the induction heat sealer. This cap seals the entire liner to the mouth of the container and makes it leakage proof.

The two piece sealing wads is appropriately fitted into the cap of the container that is to be provided with excellent sealing properties. The respective sealant material bonds to the mouth and simultaneously the wax melts and gets absorbed in the backing material. Wax that was acting as a bond layer splits the seal.

Our range of sealing wads includes two piece high barrier sealing wads that is provided with an extra paper barrier. The range of two piece high barrier sealing wads is fabricated from high quality material that ensures it provides better seal-ability.

These Induction Heat-Seal Wads involves an induction current being applied to a metal liner in a plastic cap. The bottle is first filled and then the cap is applied. The cap already has the liner inside. The liner contains the sealing material adhered to a foil layer. The induction current heats the foil liner, melting the sealant. The pressure of the threaded cap upon the bottle provides the required pressure. As the sealing layer cools, it adheres to the bottle.

Sample Availability : Yes

Delivery Lead Time : 1 week

Min Quantity : 25000

Quality Process Certifications : ISO-9001:2008, ISO-22000, Agmark Approved

The induction sealing process involves an induction current being applied to a metal liner in a plastic cap. The bottle is first filled and then the cap is applied. The cap already has the liner inside. The liner contains the sealing material adhered to a foil layer. The induction current heats the foil liner, melting the sealant. The pressure of the threaded cap upon the bottle provides the required pressure. As the sealing layer cools, it adheres to the bottle.