Used Pillar Technologies Unifolier U2P Tamper Evident Induction Sealer – 2000 Watt System (2012)

Manufacturer Information

• Manufacturer: Pillar Technologies

• Model: Unifolier U2P

• Equipment Type: Tamper Evident Induction Sealer

• Year Built: 2012

• Condition: Used

• Electrical: 1 Phase / 50–60 Hz / 208–240 Volt

Description

This Used Pillar Technologies Unifolier U2P Induction Sealer is a high-performance tamper-evident cap sealing system designed for container packaging lines. Rated at 2000 watts, the unit delivers reliable electromagnetic induction sealing for foil-lined caps, ensuring leak prevention, product freshness, and tamper resistance.

The sealing head features an aperture measuring approximately 26" long x 1-3/4" wide x 2" tall, allowing compatibility with a variety of container sizes and production setups. Designed for inline integration, the U2P model is widely used in food, beverage, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and chemical packaging environments.

Operating on single-phase 208–240V power, this system is suitable for medium-speed packaging lines requiring consistent, secure induction sealing performance.

Specifications

• Model: Unifolier U2P

• Power Rating: 2000 Watts

• Aperture Dimensions:

  • Approx. 26" L x 1-3/4" W x 2" H

• Electrical:

  • 1 Phase

  • 50/60 Hz

  • 208–240 Volt

• Year Built: 2012

• Application: Tamper-evident induction cap sealing

Applications

• Bottle cap induction sealing

• Tamper-evident packaging

• Leak prevention systems

• Food and beverage packaging

• Pharmaceutical container sealing

What Might This Be Used For

This induction sealer is commonly used to bond foil liners to plastic or glass containers, creating airtight and tamper-evident seals that protect product integrity during storage and transportation.

Products This Equipment Is Used For

• Nutritional supplements

• Pharmaceuticals

• Sauces and condiments

• Beverage containers

• Personal care products

• Chemicals

• Oils and lubricants

• Household cleaners

• Cosmetics

• Health products