Electronics Devices launches Sigma Jet I NEO, II NEO

Electronics Devices was established in 1974 to produce high frequency dielectric and induction heating equipments. The company’s induction sealing machines use a non contact method to hermetically seal the caps of plastic and glass containers. This method ensures tamper-evident packaging, prevents leaks, retains freshness, prevents pilferage and offers a longer shelf-life. In 1989, Electronics introduced induction cap sealing for the first time in India for Procter & Gamble’s Vicks Vaporub. A 5 KW induction cap sealer was supplied to deliver a production speed of 300 bpm (bottles per min). The company’s manufacturing plants in Mumbai, Pune, Gujarat and the USA meet the demands of major dairy products, pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, petrochemicals, cosmetics companies and global clients. In the last two-and-a-half decades, Electronics has produced induction seals on several types of simple and complicated bottle designs. A recipient of the Pacmachine Award in 2015, Electronics has recently launched Sigma Jet I NEO and Sigma II NEO, which are new generation induction cap sealing machines. Both are CFR (Code of Federal Regulations) Title 21 and CGMP (Current Good…

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