A premium car care brand is now induction sealing its products to prevent spillages and ensure complete customer satisfaction.

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Autoglym, a British manufacturer of car care and valeting products, added the Enercon induction sealer into its production line following concerns around spillages. 

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Andrew Queally, Process and Project Engineer at Autoglym, commented: “We have only recently started sealing containers in this manner in response to a new customer requirement.

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“The main purpose of the induction seal is to prevent spillages between cap removal and dispensing of product into the customer’s storage vessels.” 

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Before purchasing an Enercon Super Seal induction cap sealer, Autoglym was sealing its 5 litre bottles of shampoos and detergents with only a tamper evident cap. However, the company found this did not fully protect its products from such spillages.

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The company, whose products are sold in over 45 countries, chose an automatic induction sealer, the Enercon Super Seal 75, to prevent this problem.

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Speaking about the benefits gained since moving to induction sealing, Mr Queally said: “Eliminating spillages to allow safe handling and avoid waste is the biggest advantage to induction sealing for our products.

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“There is also additional assurance that the product has not been tampered with, which is important to us and our customers as we are a premium car care brand.”

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Speaking about Enercon, Mr Queally added: “Enercon Industries appears to be the biggest and most trusted name in this field. Working with a trusted company often makes life easy when adding new pieces of kit to the manufacturing line.

“We have found Enercon’s machine is easy to use with good repeatability when set-up correctly.”

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To find out more about Autoglym visit www.autoglym.com or to find out more about Enercon’s range of automatic induction heat sealers, visit https://www.ptasia-group.com/enercon-cap-sealers