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Mark Plantier
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2009-03-13

QUOTE ( @ 2009-06-01, 10:00:31)
Can you comment on sealers that ”self adjust” the sealing output based on bottle height variation? Is this really necessary when most bottles don\’t vary more than 0.050\”?

We are not familiar with a sealer that automatically adjusts output based on differences in bottle height. We do have an option called Variable Sealing Control which automatically adjusts output power based on changes in line speed to consistent sealing.

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jlagrange
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2009-06-01

QUOTE ( @ 2009-06-01)
What is the most common reason for welding of closure with induction seal to package (for a Peel Seal)? Over torquing and too high of output?

I assume we are talking about the cap sticking to the container after sealing. This could be due to overheating a foam backed liner and the foam is sticking. At times, the adhesive can “squeeze out” and adhere to the cap, which is typically a sign of overheating. If the foil is oversized, it could possibly seal itself to the cap near the threads.

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