No.1 Manual Induction Sealing Machine

Model Number CP-130 MS
Voltage(V/Hz) AC 220/50
Sealing Power (kW) 600 W
Heal Diametre(mm) 20-130
Grade Manual
Capacity 0-50 pc/min
External Dimension(LxWxH) 340x290x150 (mm)
Net Weight (Kg) 5 Kg Approximate

A Manual Induction Sealing Machine

is a device used for applying an induction seal to the top of containers or bottles to provide tamper-evidence and prevent leakage. Induction sealing is a common method used in the packaging industry to create a secure seal on various types of containers. Here are key features and aspects associated with a Manual Induction Sealing Machine:

  1. Manual Operation:
    • Requires manual operation, where an operator places the sealing head over the container and initiates the sealing process.
  2. Induction Sealing Technology:
    • Utilizes induction heating technology to create a hermetic seal between the lid and the container. This involves applying a special foil liner to the container’s cap, and then using electromagnetic induction to heat the foil, causing it to bond with the container.
  3. Handheld Sealing Head:
    • Typically equipped with a handheld sealing head that is pressed onto the container’s cap to initiate the sealing process.
  4. Portable and Compact:
    • Designed to be portable and compact, making it suitable for smaller production environments or applications with limited space.
  5. Adjustable Power Settings:
    • Offers adjustable power settings to accommodate different container materials, sizes, and foil liners.
  6. Quick Sealing Process:
    • Provides a quick sealing process, contributing to efficiency in small-scale production or manual packaging operations.
  7. Tamper-Evident Seals:
    • Creates tamper-evident seals, ensuring the integrity of the product and providing consumers with confidence in the product’s safety.
  8. Versatility:
    • Suitable for sealing various types of containers, including plastic bottles, glass jars, and other materials commonly used in the food, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries.
  9. Low Maintenance:
    • Typically requires low maintenance, with simple cleaning procedures to maintain the machine’s performance.
  10. Indication Lights:
    • May include indication lights to signal the completion of the sealing process or to alert operators to any issues.
  11. User-Friendly Controls:
    • Equipped with user-friendly controls, often featuring a simple interface for ease of use.
  12. Single Seal or Continuous Sealing:
    • Depending on the model, it may offer the capability for single-seal applications or continuous sealing for higher production speeds.
  13. Applications:
    • Commonly used in industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics for sealing products that require tamper-proof packaging.
  14. Affordability:
    • Generally more affordable compared to automated induction sealing machines, making it a cost-effective choice for smaller businesses.
  15. Seal Quality:
    • Provides reliable and consistent seal quality to protect the contents of the containers.

Manual Induction Sealing Machines are suitable for businesses with lower production volumes or those looking for a cost-effective and manual sealing solution. They offer the advantages of tamper-evident seals and leak prevention, contributing to product safety and quality.