Caps, closures and sealing options
Build a complete pack around the bottle neck, cap, liner and required opening experience. Compatibility is confirmed as a combination, not from appearance alone.
Define the pack as a system.
The final specification is built with the container, closure, liner, decoration and product requirements together.
Screw caps and liner choices
Explore the right container geometry and capacity.
Induction-seal pathways
Confirm fit with caps, liners and filling processes.
Decoration and dispensing options
Review samples and documents for the intended application.
What we need to recommend a configuration.
Share your product type, nominal volume or count, target market, filling method, preferred material, closure function and desired look. If you have a reference bottle or technical drawing, include it.
We will identify relevant options and the information needed to validate the exact application.
What buyers ask before specifying
Practical answers to support a better first conversation.
Is a child-resistant cap available?
Discuss the specific cap-and-bottle system and its applicable test evidence; a cap style alone does not establish certification.
Do I need an induction seal?
That depends on tamper evidence, product protection, opening experience and your filling equipment. Test the assembled pack.
Let’s build the right packaging for your product.
Tell us about your product, target market, material preference and packaging requirements. We will help you define the next step.