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How to solve common problems with induction seal cap liners

Leakers are almost always pressure, heat, or time. Check torque and the land before you blame the liner. Call 800-249-0337.

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A leaker is a liner that does not seal all the way around the land, so product escapes. Pressure, heat, and time (P.H.T.) cause most of them. Cattie also makes cap-liner hot melts for induction and torque seals. Call 800-249-0337.

What's in this guide

  • Common flags
  • Why containers leak
  • Pressure, heat, and time
  • Heat sink
  • One-piece vs two-piece, weld vs peel
  • Conduction sealing

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