Request an induction sealer quote
Send your product, cap, liner, bottle height, target output and current line details. Lancing UK will advise the most suitable induction sealing configuration.
What to include with an induction sealer enquiry
The form above can be used for a quick request, but a more complete enquiry helps Lancing UK confirm the correct sealing-head range and avoid delays. Include the smallest and largest cap diameter, bottle or jar height, container material, liner specification, filled product, target containers per minute, conveyor width and height, available power supply and photos or samples if available.
If the line already has a capper, include details of the capping machine and any known cap-torque issues. If the project is new, use the induction sealer quote checklist before sending the enquiry.
Information that helps Lancing UK specify the induction sealer correctly.
Attach or describe the cap, liner and container as clearly as possible. The more information supplied at enquiry stage, the easier it is to confirm whether the pack is within the current sealing-head range and what sample checks should be planned.
| Packaging details | Cap outside diameter, bottle or jar material, neck finish, bottle height and filled product. |
|---|---|
| Liner details | Foil liner construction, supplier details where available and the container material it is designed to seal to. |
| Line details | Current conveyor height, available space after capping, target output and any inspection or reject requirements. |
Attach evidence that lets the induction sealing project be scoped accurately.
Photographs are useful, but production samples and component information reduce uncertainty further. Send enough caps, liners and containers to represent each important size and material group, together with the normal and target line conditions.
Do not send hazardous or contaminated product without prior agreement. Explain the product and cleaning constraints first so a safe sample approach can be agreed.
| Essential | Cap diameter, liner code, container material, bottle height, target output and current capping method. |
|---|---|
| Helpful | Neck-finish drawing, conveyor dimensions, line layout, utilities, pack photographs and short production video. |
| Quality | Required visual, peel, leak, foil-presence and retained-sample checks. |
| Project | Required trial, FAT, delivery, installation, commissioning, training and documentation scope. |
Prepare before submitting the enquiry
Send enough pack evidence for a useful induction sealer recommendation.
The most useful enquiry includes the complete packaging set, not just the phrase “induction sealer”. Include cap diameter, liner type, container material, bottle or jar height, product type, target output, available conveyor space and whether the sealer must connect to an existing capper, labeller, coding system or reject station.
If samples are available, group them by format and identify the boundary cases: smallest cap, largest cap, tallest container, widest mouth, most difficult product and highest target speed. This helps Lancing judge whether a sample trial, different head option or line-integration review is needed before final quotation.