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Flow Make Seals is a registered company for customers’ total satisfaction in the field of sealing systems. We have created a place for ourselves in this industry by offering quality range of products.
Mechanical Seal1. Teflon Bellow Mechanical Seal:-
Teflon bellows are a type of mechanical seal that uses a flexible diaphragm instead of a rigid ring. These types of seals have been around since the 1950s and were originally designed to protect the bearings of pumps and compressors. In the past few years, they have become popular in the oil industry due to their durability and low maintenance requirements.
Flowmake Seals is a Teflon Bellow mechanical seals manufacturer & supplier in Mumbai, India. Flowmake Seals offers a quality range of products. Order Now!
2. Rubber Bellow Mechanical Seal:-
Rubber bellows are similar to Teflon bellows except that they use a rubber membrane instead of a flexible diaphragms. Rubber bellows are commonly used in industrial applications where high pressure and temperature are present. Rubber bellows are often used in conjunction with Teflon bellows. Flowmake Seals is a Rubber Bellow mechanical seals manufacturer & supplier in Mumbai, India. Flowmake Seals offers a quality range of products. Call Now!
3. Lip Seal Manufacturers:-
Flowmake Seals is a Lip Seals manufacturer & supplier in Mumbai, India. Flowmake Seals offers a quality range of products. Call Now!
4. Balanced Mechanical Seal:-
A balanced mechanical seal is a type of mechanical seal that uses two springs to keep the pressure equal on both sides of the seal. A typical unbalanced seal only uses one spring to balance out the pressure. Balanced seals are more effective at keeping the oil inside the housing than unbalanced seals. Flowmake Seals is a Balanced mechanical seals manufacturer & supplier in Mumbai, India. Flowmake Seals offers a quality range of products. Order Now!
5. Mechanical Seal Multi Spring:-
This product is a mechanical seal multi spring, designed to protect the air filter from dirt and debris. It consists of two springs, each with a diameter of 1/8 inch (0.32 cm). These springs are placed side-by-side and attached to the air filter housing using screws. Flowmake Seals is a Multi Spring mechanical seals manufacturer & supplier in Mumbai, India. Flowmake Seals offers a quality range of products. Order Now!
6. Conical Spring Mechanical Seal:-
A conical spring is a type of coil spring that is designed to fit inside a cylinder. Conical springs have a cone-shaped cross-section and are often used in applications where space is limited. Flowmake Seals is a Conical Spring mechanical seals manufacturer & supplier in Mumbai, India. Flowmake Seals offers a quality range of products. Order Now!
7. Dura Type Mechanical Seals Manufacturer:-
Dura Type Mechanical Seals are designed to provide a reliable seal between two surfaces. These seals are manufactured using high-quality materials and are tested to ensure they meet industry standards. Dura Type Mechanical Sealing Systems are suitable for use in many different industries including chemical processing, food & beverage, pharmaceutical, power generation, oil & gas, pulp & paper, semiconductor, and water treatment. Flowmake Seals is a Dura Type mechanical seals manufacturer & supplier in Mumbai, India. Flowmake Seals offers a quality range of products. Order Now!
Are you doing enough to promote the benefit of your induction sealed packages to your customers?
Most consumers view the induction seal as the final packaging barrier. It is the last obstacle preventing them from accessing that much needed pain relieving aspirin, thirst quenching beverage or stain removing chemical.
However, as a packaging professional you recognize that the induction seal is a critical component of your packaging design strategy. It provides your products with tamper evidence, leakage prevention, freshness preservation, shelf-life extension, and theft deterrence.
Today, every inch, centimeter, ounce and kilogram of each package is scrutinized to ensure it adds value to the product. If the induction seal adds value, why not market those benefits to your consumer?
In this paper we’ll explore three strategies which capitalize on the benefits of induction sealing:
Leveraging the induction seal to differentiate your product
Some packagers provide small references to a “safety seal”, but very few boldly incorporate the specific benefits of an induction liner into their brand or leverage it as part of a product differentiation strategy.
When Australian Milk producer Dairy Farmers decided to add an induction seal to their package the company made a commitment to market the new benefit to their customers.
The word “New Freshness Seal” is boldly incorporated onto their primary label alongside an illustration of the seal. The message is also delivered as the focal point of their television advertising campaigns. The company is effectively establishing its brand as having the freshest quality combined with easy to open seal.
In addition to marketing benefits to your consumers you can also promote the benefits throughout your distribution channel. An induction seal prevents leaks which makes your package more attractive to retailers. The extended shelf life offered by an induction seal can also net results.
In Dallas, Texas Plant Manager Tim Ray of Jus Made™ says extended shelf life pays dividends; “That can be a great help to our distributors and retailers, and we can stock more inventory.” Capitalize on the hidden benefits of induction seals
Using the induction seal as billboard
The induction seal offers marketers a great opportunity to deliver additional messages. Consumers may be used to seeing a “sealed for your protection” message in a repeat pattern printed on the induction seal.
But, savvy marketers are now using this space as their canvas for more integrated marketing messages including coupons, games, promotions and product use instructions. For example: Kraft uses the area to drive traffic to their website for product recipes. Skippy peanut butter provides a recipe right on the induction liner. Many other companies choose to use the induction seal as part of their
“cause” marketing efforts which are designed to help raise money for charitable causes such as Breast Cancer awareness.
Meanwhile, sophisticated induction seal and liner constructions are being aggressively pursued. Consider the marketing potential associated with some of these cutting edge induction liner technologies.
Subtraction by addition: Reducing pack weight with an induction seal
What may surprise even the most experienced packager is that induction seals are being used to reduce pack weight and carbon footprint. The impact of this trend is far reaching and one of the best examples can be found in Europe.
European packagers, in particular, are under extreme pressure to reduce product pack weight and to enable even greater product recyclability. Induction sealing offers a viable solution. Take, for example, a 500-milliliter PET bottle with PE cap, bore seal and tamper band. Each bottle weighs 17 grams and the cap weighs 2.1 grams.
More than 11 billion of these bottles are produced annually in Europe by one company. Adding an induction seal allows for the bottle’s neck and shoulder areas to be reduced to 16.51 grams and drops the PE cap weight down to 1.8 grams. This simple move yields 3% reductions in: CO2 emissions in production,
kilowatt hours energy in production, and carbon foot print. Total those figures up and they equal 330 million bottles.
Capitalize on the hidden benefits of induction seals
The benefits don’t stop there, either. Other pluses include:
In one prominent example of pack-weight reduction via induction sealing, segments of the United Kingdom’s dairy industry began using this method in 1992 as a way to eliminate milk-bottle leakage
and provide clear evidence of tampering. Sixteen years later, in 2008, the nation’s entire dairy industry—representing a 2.3 billion bottle a year market—utilizes this approach.
For comparison, a 1-liter HDPE milk bottle weighed roughly 34.04 grams in 1992. Today, the same sized bottle weighs 28.37 grams, representing a 20% weight reduction. In 1992, a 38 millimeter PE closure weighed approximately 3.1 grams. Now it weighs just 1.61 grams—a 48% weight reduction.
These benefits certainly could be boasted as part of a company’s sustainability-linked identity in a world that includes increasingly green-friendly consumers and retailers.
So, before enclosing your product, think not only about keeping your product safe and fresh, but consider the opportunities for capitalizing on the benefits of induction seals with your consumers, distribution channel and responsibility to the environment.
And, with new technological breakthroughs for sealing non-round containers and containers without caps, the benefits of induction sealing benefits are available to virtually any container