Handheld Induction Sealer for Caps

Induction sealing without direct heat

A coil in the head generates an electromagnetic field that heats the foil liner inside the cap. The liner bonds to the bottle lip, and neither the closure nor the contents take direct heat. The sealing process stays consistent from the first bottle of a run to the last, which protects product integrity. For plastic, glass and other non-metallic containers. Not for sealing metal containers.

A hand held induction sealing machine for short runs

Bench-top or in hand, with no fixed installation and no conveyor. Set the power and the dwell, seal a bottle, move on. It suits short runs, pilot batches and any operation sealing in tens or hundreds rather than thousands.

Fits induction seal caps from 15 mm to 100 mm

The head covers closures from 15 mm to 100 mm. Power is adjustable from 500 to 1,000 W and the dwell is adjustable, so the setting can be matched to the closure and the liner.

Portable induction sealer or inline system

This is a portable induction sealer: a handheld cap sealing machine for bottles sealed one at a time. An inline induction sealer is a different tool. It sits over a conveyor at the end of a filling and capping line and seals every bottle that passes under it. Inline sealing systems suit continuous production. This unit suits short runs, compounding and repackaging, where a line would sit idle most of the day.

The job is the same either way. A bottle induction seal starts with a cap that has a foil liner. Once the cap is on, the sealer bonds the foil to the rim. That gives an induction seal bottle a tamper-evident, leak-resistant closure: the foil has to be broken to reach the contents.

Specifications

Where it is used

• Small-batch and short-run bottling
• In-house compounding and repackaging
• R&D and pilot runs
• Portable and field use where no fixed line exists

Pharmacies and compounding pharmaciesHospital and health-system pharmacyLong-term care and skilled nursingHome health and hospiceUrgent care and physician officesCorrectional health

Induction sealer questions

How does an induction sealer work?

The sealing head produces an electromagnetic field that heats the aluminum foil liner inside the cap. The foil bonds to the bottle lip and forms a tamper-evident, leak-resistant seal. The cap and the contents take no direct heat.

Which caps work with an induction sealing machine?

Any closure from 15 mm to 100 mm that has a foil induction liner. Our 28-400 Child-Resistant Cap, Foil Seal and 32-400 Child-Resistant Cap, Foil Seal carry a foil induction liner and work with this sealer. Caps with a foam or pressure-sensitive liner cannot be induction sealed.

Can it seal plastic and glass bottles?

Yes. It is an induction sealing machine and induction bottle sealer for plastic bottles, including HDPE packer bottles, and it also works on glass and other non-metallic containers. It is not for metal containers.

Handheld or conveyor: which induction sealer do I need?

A handheld induction sealer suits short runs, pilot batches, in-house compounding and repackaging: operations sealing tens or hundreds of bottles at a time. It needs no fixed installation. Plug it into a standard 110 V outlet, set it and seal. Conveyor sealers are built for continuous, high-volume filling lines.

How do I set the power and dwell time?

Power adjusts from 500 to 1,000 W and the dwell time is adjustable, so the foil sealer can be matched to the closure size and the liner. At each new setting, seal a few test bottles, remove the cap and check that the liner has bonded all the way around the rim before running a batch. The unit carries a one-year warranty.

Pairs with

Bottle · 45cc 45cc Square Packer Bottle Bottle · 60cc 60cc Packer Bottle Cap · 28-400 28-400 Child-Resistant Cap, Foil Seal Cap · 32-400 32-400 Child-Resistant Cap, Foil Seal