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Tips for Sealing Liquids: Amazon, FedEx, & UPS

Selig & Enercon experts present this webinar to help decode the shipping regulations for liquid products through popular distribution channels.

Our packaging experts will discuss key considerations in selecting materials and an induction process to achieve an ideal seal for your liquid product.

Learn the Keys to Successfully Induction Sealing Liquid Products Including:

Selecting the right induction liner for your liquid sealing application
Best practices for achieving a perfect induction seal
Considerations when shipping liquid products

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BJ Radek

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Ryan Schuelke

VP of Sales, Enercon Industries

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