Direct heat bonding
Bonded to the container opening by a heated plate, by direct contact.
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Conduction Seal
Bonded to the container opening by direct heat from a heated plate, for a hermetic seal.
Overview
What it is, and what it’s for.
A conduction seal is bonded to the container opening by direct contact with a heated plate. Heat and pressure melt the liner's sealing layer onto the rim, creating a hermetic seal.
It is used on PET, glass, and plastic HDPE containers, and suits hazardous chemicals as well as dairy, cultured milk and soy-based drinks. The seal is tamper-evident and is not designed to reseal.
Container compatibility
PET, glass, and plastic HDPE containers.
Available configurations
- Foil Seal (PET)
- Foil Seal (Glass)
- Foil Seal (HDPE)
Specifications
- Sealing method
- Conduction (heated plate)
- Seal type
- Hermetic
- Tamper-evident
- Yes
- Resealable
- No
- Venting option
- Not available
- Sealable to
- PET and Glass with Plastic (HDPE)
- Best for
- PET, glass, and plastic containers with hazardous chemicals, soy-based drinks, cultured milk
Need custom printing, a non-standard size or a different material? Include it in your quote request.
Send Your RequirementHow It Works
How conduction sealing works.
Conduction sealing uses direct contact: a heated plate presses the liner onto the container opening.
Read the sealing FAQsSTEP 01
The liner is placed on the container opening.
STEP 02
A heated plate presses down on the liner.
STEP 03
Heat and pressure melt the liner's sealing layer onto the rim.
STEP 04
The liner bonds directly to the container opening.
When to Choose It
Is it right for your pack?
- Your containers are PET, glass, or HDPE plastic.
- You need a hermetic, tamper-evident seal.
- Your product is a hazardous chemical, dairy, cultured milk or soy-based drink.
Key Benefits
What it does for your product.
Hermetic sealing
Forms a hermetic seal across the container opening.
For multiple container types
Available for PET, glass, and plastic HDPE containers.
Tamper-evident
A bonded seal that shows clearly if the container has been opened.
Applications
Typical uses.
- Hazardous chemicals
- Dairy and cultured milk
- Soy-based drinks
- Industrial products
What is the difference between induction and conduction sealing?
Both bond a liner to the container rim using heat. Induction sealing heats the liner's foil without contact, through the cap, using an electromagnetic field. Conduction sealing heats the liner by direct contact with a heated plate pressed onto it.
Which containers is a conduction seal used on?
PET, glass, and plastic HDPE containers. Variants are available for each material.
Is a conduction seal resealable?
No. It is a tamper-evident seal removed on first opening. If the container needs to reseal, look at the 2-Piece IHS or EPE Wads.
Other Options
Compare with the rest of the range.
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1-Piece Induction Heat Seal (IHS)
Single-use, tamper-evident, residue-free peel.
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EPE Wads
No heat required, compressible foam.
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2-Piece Induction Heat Seal (IHS)
Resealable, dual protection with venting options.
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Next step
Request a quote for Conduction Seal.
Send us your container material, neck size, product and volume. Our team typically responds within 24 hours.