CRC · TAMPER EVIDENCE · LINERS
Closures, Caps & Sealing Parts
Closure selection is a system decision. Cap geometry, thread, liner, opening method, filled product and destination-market requirements must be reviewed with the chosen bottle.
1 / 3SPECIFICATION FRAMEWORK
Configure one complete packaging system.
Supplement bottle caps and parts including child-resistant closures, tamper-evident directions, liners, flip-top, aluminum and layered caps.
Typical applications
- Child-resistant closure projects
- Tamper-evident packaging directions
- Standard screw and flip-top caps
- Liner and sealing combinations
Configuration directions
- Ribbed and gear-style child-resistant caps
- Flip-top, UV, crown, aluminum and layered caps
- Induction and other liner directions
- Color and appearance matching
- Combination-specific sample and documentation review
TECHNICAL QUESTIONS
What buyers should confirm.
Does a child-resistant-looking cap guarantee compliance?
No. Child resistance applies to the tested bottle-and-cap combination under the relevant standard, not to cap appearance alone.
What is tamper evidence?
It is a visible indication that the package may have been opened or altered. The suitable ring, seal or liner direction depends on the complete pack.
Can one cap fit multiple bottles?
Only when the neck finish, thread, sealing surface and performance requirements are compatible. Fit must be confirmed technically and by sample.
START WITH YOUR REQUIREMENT