25.5mm One-Piece Induction Seal Liners for PET & PVC Containers

These 25.5mm induction seal liners are designed for PET and PVC bottles, delivering a secure, tamper-evident seal for products that require consistent protection and leak prevention. When applied using an induction sealing machine, the liner forms a tight bond to the container, helping maintain product quality and prevent external contamination.

The 25.5mm size is commonly used for slightly larger container openings, offering a reliable sealing surface for a wide range of packaging applications.

Key Features

• Compatible with PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) and PVC containers

• Provides a tamper-evident, hermetic seal

• Helps prevent leaks, spills, and contamination

• Supports product stability and shelf life

• One-piece construction for consistent application

• Works with standard induction sealing equipment

Product Specifications

• Size: 25.5mm

• Type: One-piece induction liner

• Material compatibility: PET, PVC

• Quantity: Pack of 500

Common Applications

These 25.5mm induction seal liners are commonly used for:

• Cosmetic and personal care packaging

• Nutraceutical and supplement bottles

• Liquid products such as oils, syrups, and extracts

• Food and beverage containers

• Chemical and laboratory products

Why Choose 25.5mm Induction Liners?

25.5mm induction liners are ideal for containers with slightly wider neck finishes than standard 25mm closures. This size is often used in:

• Larger cosmetic or skincare bottles

• Liquid packaging requiring a wider seal surface

• Containers where a tighter fit is needed for performance

Selecting the correct liner size ensures proper sealing strength and reduces the risk of leaks or seal failure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size liner do I need?
The liner should match your cap size. This product is designed for 25.5mm caps.

Can these liners be used on PE or PP containers?
No, these liners are specifically designed for PET and PVC materials.

Do I need an induction sealing machine?
Yes, an induction sealing machine is required to properly apply the liner.

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