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Induction liners

Induction sealing is a unique non-contact heating process that hermetically seals a container by adhering a foil based liner to the top of a container. Induction heat is one of the most effective sealing methods for almost all types of containers (Plastic, glass, etc).

Glue liners

Immediately after the containers are filled, glue is applied to the bottle neck’s surface and then the caps (already equipped with the glue liner) are screwed on. Glue liners display excellent tamper evidence and are often used for dry/powdered beverages such as coffee and chocolate drinks, as well as spices and seasonings on glass packages.

Pressure sensitive liners

A pressure sensitive liner is a polystyrene foam coated with adhesive on one side. The adhesive is later torque-activated when the lid is screwed onto the container. As a result, these liners achieve very good adhesion to glass and plastic containers without using a sealing machine.

Foam-Based and Traditional Liners

These primary base liners represent the most basic approach to protect a product without tamper evidence. They help prevent leaks, avoid contact with moisture, oxygen ingress, loss of aromas and maintain the shelf life of the active ingredients.

Venting Solutions

Packaging is more complex than ever, and so too are the venting challenges. Our container venting solutions enable products to breathe, exchanging bidirectional gas in order to prevent a container distortion and rupture.This includes our proprietary breathable ePTFE along with a range of other materials. Besides breathing,our liners prevent spills and even enable the use of thinner, lighter-weight containers. Our container venting solutions are ideal for agrochemicals and household cleaners.

Wine Solutions

Introducing wine industry and its packaginf challenges. Change is on the horizon for wine packaging. For many years the glass bottle and cork have seemed like a match made in heaven.