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You are here: Home / Allied Trade / Tecnocap LLC

Tecnocap LLC

April 29, 2019

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Tecnocap LLC

Manufacturer of SuperC Aluminum Crown

United States

Since the beginning of automated production of closures, steel has been the primary material for caps. While the steel is very functional, it has its downfalls. Steel can rust. Steel is also more difficult to form tight bends which is the reason sharp edges and points are found on some current steel closures. Aluminum eliminates rust and corrosion. Aluminum can accept tighter bends, creating smooth edges. Aluminum is also more flexible and requires less pressure to apply the closure.

Tecnocap, with its 135+ years of experience, has developed an aluminum closure which could make all other metal beer and soda pop beverage closures obsolete.

Savings You Can Seen Daily
Each day you bottle your product, inevitably, you will have a percentage of failures. Keeping those failures to a minimum is a constant battle. SuperC significantly reduces failures due to the low application head pressure required. Capping head pressure for SuperC can be less than 350 PSI which is a reduction my more than 50% of normal application pressures. Lower spoilage means higher profits.

SuperC provides a real opportunity for even greater savings. The lower application head pressure means your bottles can be made lighter, up to 20% lighter. Your savings just keeps growing.

SuperC runs on standard filling lines at conventional speeds. Capping with SuperC will more than double the speed of filling lines which currently use ROPP closures, at a lower overall cost.

Supplier Categories

  • Packaging » Aluminum Cans and Aluminum Bottles
  • Sales & Marketing Aids » Beer - Growlers / Crowlers - Take Out Containers/Systems
  • Packaging » Bottles, Crown Cap
  • Packaging » Caps, Crown, Stock or Custom
  • Packaging » Caps, Screw
  • Packaging » Caps, Twist
  • Packaging » Crown Cap

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Contact Info

Company Contact Richard Smith
Marketing Manager
Website http://www.tecnocapclosures.com
Email rsmith@tecnocapww.com
Main Phone 888-290-0757
Toll-Free Phone 800-999-2567
Fax 304-843-5475
Address 1701 Wheeling Avenue
Glen Dale, West Virginia 26038
United States
        

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