Our Capless Induction Machines
This problem-solving solution is powered by advanced capless induction machines, with several advantages.
Are you working with a product that has a metal or metalized lid and needs induction sealing?
Looking to induction seal containers with domed lids?
Have a cap that can’t accommodate an induction liner?
Need to induction seal a container that doesn’t use a lid at all?
With our unique expertise and specialized range of capless induction machines, we can solve your capless sealing challenges—whether for small-scale runs or large-scale production. We’ll guide you through the process and supply cost-effective induction sealing materials tailored to your needs.
More Benefits of Capless Sealing Systems
The production chain has fewer points where lining material can get dirty or contaminated—capless induction sealing minimizes handling and exposure throughout the process.
In addition, operators can perform 100% visual inspection of each seal using induction seal technology, which greatly improves quality control.
Moreover, you buy the cap lining material directly, which cuts out mark-ups and handling fees from cap suppliers who typically handle lining insertion. This approach delivers significant cost savings with induction seals.
Furthermore, we offer custom foil printing—whether random print messages or branded logos—at much lower minimum order quantities than most cap manufacturers, thanks to the flexibility of our sealing systems.
In conventional sealing, the cap applies the sealing pressure. However, capless induction sealing applies greater pressure directly at the sealing point, which produces stronger contact and more reliable seals throughout the cycle.
You can also dead-fold foil edges around the container lip, which boosts seal integrity and strengthens tamper resistance.
For single-use containers, induction sealing systems eliminate the need for multi-layer cap linings or separate foam liners inside the cap, simplifying the packaging process.
Additionally, capless induction sealing greatly reduces or eliminates dust issues caused by multi-layer lining materials.
Finally, to implement capless induction sealing effectively, standardize your container diameters across the product range. This consistency allows for easier setup and smoother integration into your production line.
