FOR BRO Engineers

An induction sealing machine is a device used in the packaging industry to create a hermetic seal between the cap and the container of a product. It utilizes electromagnetic induction to generate heat in a metallic foil laminate that is placed on top of the container. The heat generated by the induction process melts the plastic coating on the foil, which then adheres to the container's lip, creating a secure and tamper-evident seal.
Induction sealing machines are commonly used in the food, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries, where product freshness and safety are of utmost importance. The sealing process is fast and efficient, allowing for high production rates, and the resulting seal is tamper-evident, providing an extra layer of security to the packaged product.