PackForge IS200 Continuous Induction Cap Sealing Machine

What is a continuous induction cap sealing machine?

A flat sealing head hangs over its own belt conveyor. As each capped bottle moves beneath it, the coil's field heats the aluminium layer in the liner and fuses it to the rim, all in the moment the bottle takes to pass. Belt speed adjusts from 2 to 12 metres a minute, the head draws 2000 W, and water cooling lets the coil keep working through a long shift.

Place it right after your capping machine, since only a properly tightened cap presses the liner firmly enough. Caps from 30 to 120 mm give the most even result. The conveyor carries containers up to 20 kg, and the frame needs about 1150 by 480 mm of floor. Short mixed runs with no conveyor are simpler on the portable IS100 is simpler.

Sealing a line run on the IS200 – 4 steps

1. 1
   Set head heightRaise or lower the head to clear your tallest bottle, within 40 to 400 mm, while keeping it close to the caps.
2. 2
   Start the coolingCheck that water is flowing to the coil before you switch on the 2000 W sealing head.
3. 3
   Match belt speedSet the conveyor between 2 and 12 metres a minute so it keeps pace with the capper ahead of it.
4. 4
   Peel and confirmPull a few sealed bottles off the line, unscrew the caps and peel the foil to check for a full, even bond.

• 20–130 mm caps
• Bottles 40–400 mm
• 2–12 m / min belt
• 2000 W head
• 20 kg belt load
• 38 kg