31mm Two-Piece Induction Seal Liners for PE & PP Containers
These 31mm two-piece induction seal liners are designed for PE and PP bottles, providing a secure, tamper-evident seal with the added benefit of a resealable backing liner. After the induction sealing process, the foil layer bonds to the container while the backing liner remains inside the cap for continued sealing performance.
This makes two-piece liners ideal for applications where products are opened and closed multiple times while maintaining product integrity.
Designed for PE (Polyethylene) and PP (Polypropylene) containers
Two-piece construction with resealable backing liner
Provides tamper-evident sealing
Allows for repeated opening and reclosing
Helps prevent leaks and contamination
Compatible with standard induction sealing equipment
Size: 31mm
Type: Two-piece induction liner
Material compatibility: PE, PP
Quantity: 500 count
These 31mm two-piece induction liners are commonly used for:
Nutraceutical and supplement containers
Food products requiring resealability
Powdered and dry goods packaging
Household and chemical products
Industrial packaging applications
Two-piece induction liners are ideal when resealability is important. After the foil seal is removed, the backing liner remains in the cap, allowing the container to be closed again for continued use.
31mm liners are typically used for larger bottle openings, making them a great choice for products that are accessed frequently or sold in bulk quantities.
Two-piece liners: Resealable, backing stays in cap
One-piece liners: Single-use seal, no reseal function
If your product requires repeated use after opening, two-piece liners are the better option.
What is a two-piece induction liner?
It consists of a foil seal and a backing liner. After sealing, the foil bonds to the container and the backing remains in the cap.
What size liner do I need?
This liner is designed for 31mm caps and should match your container closure size.
Can these liners be used on PET containers?
No, these liners are designed specifically for PE and PP materials.
Do I need an induction sealing machine?
Yes, an induction sealer is required to properly apply the liner.
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