Machine Product Brief
| February 29, 2004

Cap inspection

Lepel’s new Cap Inspector - Bottle Monitor System is designed as a stand-alone unit or to work in conjunction with the company’s Induction Cap Sealing System.
Machine Product Brief
| June 30, 2002

Induction cap sealer

The CSplus induction capsealing system from Lepel (Waukesha, WI), said to be the first self-cooled system with no fans, no water, and no moving parts, now provides a motion sensing option.
Machine Product Brief
| January 31, 2002

Self-cooled liner-sealing system

The CS Plus from Lepel (Waukesha, WI) is a self-cooled induction sealing system with no moving parts. CS Plus requires no fan- or water-cooling system, enabling maximum line speeds to 350’/min.
Machine Product Brief
| August 31, 1998

Cap detection system

Lepel's (Waukesha, WI) new Multi-Monitor is a combination detection system that detects and rejects faulty containers on induction cap sealing lines.
Materials Product Brief
| April 30, 1998

Induction cap sealer

The portable Lepak Jr. from Lepel (Waukesha, WI) is a manual induction cap sealer for low-production applications, test runs and laboratory use. It accepts closures with dia from 5 to 120 mm on a wide range of containers.
Controls Product Brief
| March 31, 1998

Equipment rental

Designed to assist packagers during peak production times, Lepel (Waukesha, WI) is offering the rental of its cap sealing equipment. Equipment can be rented from one week to three months, or longer if required.
Materials Product Brief
| July 31, 1997

Cap sealer

Lepel's (Waukesha, WI) Uniseal Capsealer mounts onto most conveyor lines to provide cap sealing in a single, compact system. It can apply a TE, leak-resistant seal onto most styles of containers and closures.
Materials Product Brief
| July 31, 1996

Packaging web sites

Being a technologically hip crowd, the packaging community has been quick to adopt the Internet as an effective means of disseminating information to packagers.
Controls Product Brief
| June 30, 1996

Induction capsealer

Lepel's (Edgewood, NY) TR-2001 induction capsealer seals caps at line speeds to 300'/min. A range of sealing head sizes accommodates diverse cap configurations in sizes from 5 mm to 160 mm.
Machine Product Brief
| September 30, 1995

Induction sealing technical paper

Lepel (Edgewood, NY) offers "Understanding the Fundamentals of Induction Sealing." This free technical paper provides an in-depth look at the induction sealing process.