Food safe, pressure sensitive and self-sealing PE foam liners.
Our Self-Sealing Sensitive Liners are an innovative sealing solution specifically designed to provide a secure and leak-proof seal for various containers such as cans, jars and products. With this advanced technology, we offer you the following benefits:
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Self-Sealing: Our Self-Sealing Sensitive Liner has a unique self-adhesive property. Once the lid is screwed or pressed onto the container, the liner forms a reliable seal that prevents leaks and contamination. You do not need any additional sealing material or tools to achieve a tight and secure seal. Optimal adhesion is achieved within 12-24 hours.
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Pressure sensitivity: The Sensitive Liner reacts to pressure applied during sealing. This creates a strong bond between the liner and the container, ensuring an airtight and watertight seal. This is particularly beneficial for products that are sensitive to external influences such as air, moisture or oxidation.
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Adaptability: Our self-adhesive Sensitive Liners are suitable for various container materials such as glass, PET, PP and PE. Regardless of the shape or size of the container, the liner can be easily adjusted to ensure a perfect fit and a reliable seal.
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Product protection: The Sensitive Liner offers excellent protection for your products. It prevents liquids from escaping and air, moisture or contaminants from entering. This keeps your products fresh, durable and protected for longer. The disposable security seal is easy to peel off the container and indicates tampering. The PE liners are printed in black on one side: "Sealed for your protection".
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Ease of use: Our self-adhesive Sensitive Liners are easy to use and require no special knowledge or tools. They can be easily integrated into your existing sealing processes without the need for additional adjustments.
Our Self-Sealing Sensitive Liner is the ideal solution for companies looking for a reliable and user-friendly sealing solution to protect their products and impress their customers.
