Cap sealing with an induction sealing machine is an ideal solution to provide the strong and reliable seal needed for these types of chemical products. Whether it's liquid soap or fertilizer, this seal is essential for helping prevent leaks and spills. For non-hazardous chemicals like soaps and detergents, a spill simply creates a mess that needs to be cleaned, and a headache for whoever has to clean it. But for more hazardous chemicals, a spill poses a major safety risk. Ensuring dangerous chemicals, such as liquid fertilizers, are properly contained is essential for ensuring consumer safety and a safe shipping process.
Even one leaking container in a shipment can lead to it being denied upon receipt, and can cause damage to other products near it as well. Or worse, leaks can cause end consumers to be inadvertently exposed to hazardous chemicals. Leaks mean lost product, lost profits, and possibly even damage to your brand's image.
Besides keeping the product from spilling out, induction sealing will also prevent oxygen and other substances from getting into the container. This prevents degradation of product quality, and ensures greater satisfaction for end consumers. Many chemical products are also prone to evaporation. These products include alcohol-based products such as rubbing alcohol and hand sanitizer; acetone-based products such as nail polish and varnish removers; and more. With an induction cap seal, these products will be protected from evaporation during shipment and the material handling process.
While Pillar's induction sealing equipment is designed to work with any foil seal, it is important to consider the liquid, gel, or powder being sealed and its interaction with the heat seal. Certain chemicals contain solvents, corrosive components, or gases, which can cause a seal to prematurely fail. And when working with hazardous chemicals such as fertilizers, paint thinners, and more, quality control is key.