Cap Liners

Explore Reasons to Use Pressure Sensitive Cap Liners

Create an extra line of security on your packages by using reliable cap liners on their lids. When you are packaging delicate products like herbs, pharmaceuticals or food, you need to give the products all the protection they can get.

A cap liner is a thin material placed between the cap and the container. It provides a secure seal protecting the container's contents. One compliance requirement for packaging herbs and pharmaceuticals is that they should be stored in tamper evident packaging containers. If your container is not tamper-proof by default, a cap liner can give it that extra feature.

Types of Tamper-Evident Cap Liners

Secure seal liners can be made from different materials such as foam, plastic, or paper. These are the common types of these products you can get for your jars and tubes.

• Pressure Sensitive Cap Liners

Press-on liners have an adhesive that seals the container once it is locked. It automatically adds tamper-evident protection to the container after a being triggered as the cap is screwed on the package.

• Heat Seal Cap Liners

To apply a heat seal liner to your container, you will need to use a heat induction machine to provide pressure and heat to seal the package. These products can be one-piece or two-piece liners but whichever way, they create airtight and tamper-proof packages.

Cap Liners are an important add-on to your package that can make it compliant and safer for buyers. You can also try other products, like humidity packs, to ensure your products are delivered in their best quality at all times.

Check out These Durable Caps for Your Jars and Tubes

Caps are a small part of every container, but they make a big difference in packaging. The cap on the package controls features like airtightness and child resistance that are necessary for hemp packages. These features in turn, determine whether the product makes it to the buyer in good shape and whether or not the state will shut down your business for breaking the law.

It can be difficult to choose the right cap from the wide variety available, but if you are buying from our store, you are already making the right decision. These are some important factors that should guide your decision on getting a cap for hemp packages.

• Durability
• Child resistance
• Security
• Tamper evident
• Smell proof

Market Your Brand Identity With Custom Caps and Cap Liners

Create a unique look on your products by getting custom printed caps for your packages in bulk here. You can make your products a lot more memorable with a beautiful imprint of your brand’s logo right on the lid of the container.

Customization is a popular technique that both big and small companies use to boost their brand exposure. You might be missing out on a large market of buyers by selling your herbs in non-unique packages. By reinventing your packages to be more unique and attractive, you will not only build customer loyalty with old customers but also draw new buyers to purchase your product.

If you do not already have a design to emboss on top of your product caps, our team of designers can prepare a unique one for you. The trick to making packages that will fare well in the market is to design the product with the target audience in mind.

Concluding Remarks on Cap Liners for Packaging

Your packages are a lot safer with the extra line of security that secure seal liners provide. You can get them in bulk along with other products like the cap itself. You should never take risks on quality when packaging herbs in a highly regulated environment. The caps, the liner, and every other accessory you add to your package must be of top-notch quality.

A cap liner is a simple, thin material that blocks off passage to a product. Have you even opened a bottle to find a thin layer blocking you from the product inside? Cap liners can be easily broken, however, this will let a customer know that the product was opened. Cap liners are great for tamper-evident compliance and can be seen on medicines, food, drinks, and more.

Pressure-sensitive liners are cap liners that break once pressure is applied. They are also known to keep out liquids, prevent contamination, and assist with freshness. These liners are made specifically for dry products like medical flower. They break open after one use.

A foam liner is a little different. These do not break the first time you open a product. Instead, they are reusable. Foam liners use low-density polyethylene (LDPE) placed on the top and bottom, with a foam center in between. They are good for both dry and liquid products although they do not create a seal.

Press and seal liners are as simple as their name implies. First, you must remove the lid or closure from the container you wish to use the liner in. Make sure the rim of the container is clean. Then, place the press and seal liner in the roof of the lid you removed. Make sure the correct side is facing up (usually the side with text should face the customer). Next, screw the lid back onto the container. It will take at least 45 minutes for the liner to stick, so do not move or manipulate the lid.