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Induction sealing solutions by packaging challenge

Use these solution pages to match induction sealing machinery to the business problem: reducing leaks, improving tamper evidence or adding foil sealing into an existing packaging line.

Leak-resistant packaging

A compatible foil liner and correctly specified induction sealer can help reduce leakage complaints on bottles, jars and capped containers.

Tamper evidence

Induction foil seals provide a visible first-open barrier that can support consumer confidence and brand protection.

Inline line integration

The sealer needs to work with capping, conveying, inspection, labelling and packing rather than being treated as an isolated machine.

For a faster recommendation, send cap diameter, liner type, container material, bottle height, conveyor details and target output to Lancing UK.

Need help with this induction sealing application?

Send your pack details to Lancing UK and we will help identify the correct induction sealing route.

Work backwards from the risk

Choose the solution page by the result that has to be controlled.

Leak control, visible first-open evidence and line integration overlap, but each starts with a different acceptance question.

Leak-resistant packagingWhat handling, orientation or transport condition must the closed pack resist?
Tamper-evident packagingWhat clear first-open indication should the user see and how should the liner remove?
Inline integrationHow will the capper, conveyor, sealer, detector, reject and downstream equipment work as one sequence?
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