Induction sealing uses electromagnetic induction to create an airtight seal between a container and its closure, such as a cap or lid. It is available in industries where product freshness and tamper evidence are essential, such as the pharmaceutical, food, and beverage industries.
Here following is a general overview of how induction sealing works:
How Does Induction Sealing Works?
Induction sealing is an electromagnetic works process and widely used sealing method due to its efficiency, reliability, and tamper-evident properties.
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Greetings! Very helpful advice in this particular article! It is the little changes that will make the largest changes. Many thanks for sharing!
Do you guys have a service center in the US? I got an induction sealer machine and I’m looking for the user manual. Can you hook me up?