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As the leading global provider of container sealing solutions, Selig’s liners and seals protect packaged goods and instill consumer confidence.
Container sealing solutions for food, beverages, wine and spirits, personal care, healthcare, and chemical and industrial products.
Selig offers multiple induction seals with consumer convenient 1/2 moon-shaped pull-tabs. The opening convenience function is preferred by consumers over non-tabbed liners as well as over non-lined screw cap applications for safety and convenience.
Induction sealing is a unique non-contact heating process that hermetically seals a container by adhering a foil based liner to the bottle neck of a container. It requires little, if any, modification to an existing packaging line.
Vented liners provide bi-directional venting of containers without leaking. Selig’s patented Circumvent™ foam liner and AirFoil™ induction liner capabilities are fully customizable to a myriad of product formulations and applications.
These customized foam based liners not only prevent leakage, but through specialty layers control the permeation of gasses into and out of the headspace. Used primarily to protect and age wine capped with ROPP closures.
Custom dispensing liners deliver an innovative and cost-effective way to dispense products in a safe and controlled manner, from dry products and granules to pills or tablets.
Primary liners or cap liners are the original liners used in closures to create a seal between the closure and container. They come in foam or pulp material and suit rigid containers such as glass or aluminum.
Glue applied lining materials consist of an aluminum foil/glassine membrane, temporarily polymer bonded to a pulp board. The glue is applied to the land area of the bottle prior to capping.
Pressure-sensitive liners are similar to primary cap liners but can adhere to a container finish. Pressure-sensitive foam is only recommended for dry products.
A one-piece, double-sided heat induction foil material that provides a secure bond between two plastic components such as a closure and container, while also acting as the seal for the orifice.
Pre-engineered lidding solutions designed to seal by conduction, ultrasonic, or induction, with robust seal integrity against oxidation or moisture. Available with and without a barrier for coffee, cosmetics, and more.
Selig’s container sealing solutions use foil, film, board, paper, foam and polymer, with solvent based, water based, heat and extrusion laminating processes.
An easy-open seal with an ergonomic polyester tab that needs no additional processing or equipment.
Two-piece polymer bonded liner with a foam backing that allows the closure to enter a single stream recycling operation.
Aluminum foil with a heat seal layer on pulp reseal board; the temporary polymer lamination eliminates wax.
One and two-piece induction innerseals engineered to seal almost any package.
Two-piece liners that glue into the cap or insert behind a retention feature, with no cap redesign.
Two-piece induction liner with a built-in half-moon tab.
One piece induction seals for higher operating speeds and wider operating parameters.
EPE foam liners with oxygen barriers such as tin or saran, to protect and age ROPP capped wines.
Foil/glassine membrane glued to the finish, with a white-lined board that stays in the closure as a reseal liner.
Traditional closure liner materials in unbleached virgin wood pulp or folding box board.
EPE and EPP foam lining materials for general purpose closure lining or wadding.
Reseal liner with a foam core and PET film on both sides, compatible with induction heat.
Clear PET coated aluminum foil that can be printed for brand impact.
Multi-purpose lining combining PET/PVDC with exceptional chemical resistance on a pulp backing.
Three-ply opaque white EPP or EPE foam liner for a high-quality visual aesthetic.
EPE and EPP foam lining materials for plastic and ROPP metal closures.
Polystyrene foam with a torque activated pressure sensitive adhesive, for dry products only.
EPE three-ply foam reseal liner with a smooth white surface for cosmetics or liquids.
Induction bonding material that can eliminate threads or features used to fasten one package component to another.
Dispenses product from a sealed container in a safe and controlled manner, as an alternative to molded inserts.
Proprietary vented heat-induction liner system that lets plastic containers “breathe”.
Vented foam liners that can be integrated into almost any foam liner material.
Venting for paneling not solved by standard vents; works with creams, lotions and essential oils.
Lets consumers sample a fragrance in an induction-sealed package without removing the seal.
Equalizes pressure as hot- or warm-filled product cools, allowing lighter-weight containers.
Consider the product’s characteristics, its container, regulations and consumer needs to hone in on the best solution.
Identify your product’s end-market use and characteristics (dry, liquid, oxygen-sensitive, etc.). Liners are designed to ensure the product’s integrity from manufacturing through consumption.
Identify the container material early, particularly for induction seals, because the heat seal layer depends on what it must bond to: polypropylene (PP), polyester (PET), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyethylene (PE) or glass.
The entire liner peels away in one piece, leaving the opening clean and clear of residue.
The liner peels away but leaves a residue on the opening, showing visual evidence of entry.
A finger can easily puncture, tear, or break the seal, leaving visual evidence of entry.
Must be cut to gain entry. Includes a barrier layer to protect the foil.
Questions about liners, induction seals or a custom specification? Contact the representative listed for container sealing.