Fill and seal cosmetic creams, lotions, gels and pastes in compatible plastic, laminated or aluminum tubes. Choose a complete filling and sealing system, or a standalone sealer for prefilled tubes.
Select equipment around your package, product and existing filling workflow.
Tube filling and sealing equipment serves cosmetic creams, lotions, gels, toothpaste and other compatible paste products. Dedicated plastic ampoule systems are available for unit-dose formats. A standalone sealer closes prefilled tubes, while an integrated system combines dosing and closure. The right configuration depends on the tube construction, product characteristics and required working pattern.
Confirm the container construction before choosing ultrasonic or thermal sealing, aluminum tube folding or a dedicated plastic ampoule process. Check samples and the required finished closure.
Three practical routes for soft tubes, aluminum tubes and ampoule packaging.
Choose standalone ultrasonic or thermal sealers for prefilled tubes, or integrated filling and sealing systems for creams, pastes and compatible food tubes. Trimming and coding depend on the model.
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Close collapsible aluminum tubes mechanically. Manual crimpers suit small batches, while filling and folding systems combine dosing with repeatable tail closure.
Dedicated equipment fills and seals compatible plastic ampoules or unit-dose strips. Match the container layout, filling volume and sealing method to the selected model.
The details needed to match the filling and closing process.
Key questions about materials, filling and closure.
Not automatically. Plastic and laminated tubes require a compatible sealing process, while fully aluminum tubes are generally closed by crimping or folding. Some systems offer different configurations; confirm the tooling and closing method for each tube.
Sealing-only equipment closes tubes that have already been filled. Integrated tube filling and sealing machines add a dosing system. Choose according to whether filling is already handled elsewhere in your process.
Ultrasonic sealing uses vibration and pressure to generate heat at the joint; thermal sealing uses a controlled heat source. The suitable process depends on the tube construction and required seal. Samples help verify compatibility.
No. Tail sealing closes the open filling end of the tube. Foil or membrane sealing covers the dispensing opening and is a separate operation that may require additional equipment.
Selected models support these applications. Confirm viscosity, filling volume, tube construction and cleaning requirements for your product. Dual-chamber formulations and beverage tubes require appropriate dedicated configurations.
Send tube samples or drawings, material specifications, product details, fill volume and target output. Include the required tail shape, date coding, loading method and available power and compressed air.
No. Plastic ampoule strips use a compatible ultrasonic or thermal process; film-forming systems also create the pack before filling. Glass ampoules require dedicated equipment that heats and closes the glass neck. Confirm the material and format before choosing a machine.
Share your tube or ampoule samples, product characteristics, fill volume and target output. We can help match the dosing system, closing method and handling arrangement to your packaging process.
