瓶盖垫片用什么食品级TPE?一个指标过线,九个指标要复查

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The bottle cap gasket has a smell as soon as it is opened, and the customer says there is a problem with the material. Migration tests were not fully checked, and testing only the imported parts individually is not enough.

A strange smell is not an illusion; it means the migration wasn't completely checked.

The bottle cap gasket is a 'component that seals the opening': sealing, migration, temperature resistance. The material must have sealing, migration, and temperature resistance—conclusion first: the mainstream for bottle cap gaskets is food-grade SEBS-based TPE; for high-temperature filling, silicone is used.

The biggest pitfall of the bottle cap gasket: when one indicator exceeds the limit, nine indicators need to be rechecked. One passes, nine are rechecked—the full set is the gasket's acceptance line.

Bottle cap gaskets are food parts: odor and leakage are both problems. Choose the right material to ensure food safety—don’t skimp on materials for food parts.

In contact with food every day, why use food-grade TPE

Reasons for using TPE for bottle cap gaskets: it can provide sealing, migration resistance, temperature resistance, and high efficiency—together, these four make it suitable for gaskets.

Sealing is key: leak-proof sealing. Seal testing is included in acceptance — leakage is a problem.

Migration cannot be skipped: contact with food. Write the migration test into the acceptance—if it exceeds the limit, it's a problem.

Sealing, entrance, filling—what to check at each of the three stages

Sealing conditions: Leak-proof sealing. Sealing data must be verified—leakage indicates a problem.

Entrance condition: Contact with food. Migration data need to be tested — if it exceeds the standard, it's a problem.

Filling conditions: high-temperature filling. Temperature resistance data must be verified—deformation indicates a problem.

Food-grade TPE vs PVC, which to choose for bottle caps

DimensionFood-grade TPEPVC
SealCan doCan do
MigrationControllableLook at the plasticizer
Temperature resistantCan dogeneral
smellControllableYi has flavor
CostMedium-highLow
PurposemainstreamLow price

Table reading: PVC is cheap but the odor migration depends on the formula; TPE has controllable migration — for bottle cap gaskets, food-grade TPE is the mainstream.

Choose by positioning: mainstream TPE, low-cost PVC.

Tighten without mixing flavors, check these four items during inspection

ProjectCross the lineRe-examination
MigrationMeet the standardRe-examination
smellMeet the standardRe-examination
SealMeet the standardRe-examination
Temperature resistantMeet the standardRe-examination

Table reading method: Check item by item for sealing, migration, and odor. Passing a single item does not mean the entire batch is stable— for food contact components, only a complete table counts.

Full item is the acceptance line of the gasket.

If you only look at individual qualifications, the entry components will sooner or later have problems.

Pitfall 1: Only looking at individual items. If stretching passes but transfer fails, the inlet part will still be rejected — for bottle cap gaskets acceptance, you need to refer to the full report.

Pitfall 2: Missed migration testing. Exceeding the limit — migration testing is mandatory.

Pitfall three: Temperature resistance leakage testing. Deformation — temperature resistance testing must be conducted.

Transfer, sealing, full inspection — ask before capping

Three questions: What is the certification number, what is the filling temperature, and according to what standard is the migration measured? One verification: test with actual usage — three questions and one verification, supplier's details are clear.

Comprehensive verification must be conducted first: migration, elution, and sealing should be tested one by one; if any item is missing, it will not be released. Verify all items first, then discuss the price — all items are the acceptance line for gaskets.

Making sample retention a habit: retain samples from each batch, and reseal and test them batch by batch. When switching batch materials, compare first before scaling up—stable batches lead to fewer customer complaints.

Leakage, Odor, Precipitation: A Fault Comparison Table

PhenomenonReasonCountermeasure
LeakageInsufficient sealingReplace with high-density sealant
OdorAdditive precipitationSwitch to low precipitation material
TransformationInsufficient temperature resistanceChange to heat-resistant material
Migration exceeds the limitChalk transferColor-changing powder system
UnverifiedCertificate missingNuclear Certification

Food-grade bottle cap gasket, if migration fails, the entire batch is scrapped. When in contact with oil, acid, or alcohol, separate migration tests must be conducted; Shore A 50-60 seals tightly without cracking, compression set 15%-25%.

Cap leakage is not due to a thin gasket, but because the compression amount and rebound are not properly matched. Rebound is the life of the seal; materials with a compression deformation greater than 30% cannot seal for a long time, and repeated opening and closing of the cap require more resistance to folding.

Before replacing PVC, pass three checks: phthalate-free report, migration test, and oil and acid resistance — only change after passing all. Food contact tested according to GB/LFGB certified report; samples from each batch are kept for compression leak testing.

Silicone gaskets are skin-friendly but expensive. Food-grade TPE sells for half price compared to LFGB-certified silicone. Both are food-contact safe, but TPE is vulcanization-free and recyclable; for bottle caps, which are produced in large quantities, a 70% feel and 30% price difference is sufficient.

The gasket shows whitening and stickiness after one week, and there is a ring of leakage on the oil bottle—oil migration has reached the food contact surface. The whitening is not due to dirty material, but due to compatibility differences; choosing a low exudation SEBS base shows no white frost on the observed surface after 7 days of migration.

The bottle cap gasket is pressed onto the bottle mouth. TPE food-grade material needs to compress without shrinking and resist the contents; if pressed for a long time and it doesn't rebound, it will leak.

The sealing compression is designed at 15%-25%; it meets GB4806 and LFGB food-grade standards, with pressure variation and sealing checked for each batch. Only after filling and inverting without leakage is it released, fitting tightly to the bottle mouth.

The bottle cap gasket is also resistant to the contents and has low migration. When used for oil or vinegar, ordinary materials become sticky over time; each batch is tested for rebound after soaking, and it is only released in quantity if it does not leak or deform.

Bottle cap gasket final inspection: Compression change, inverted sealing, and content resistance are checked batch by batch. Samples from each batch are kept to test compression change and inverted filling leakage, no leakage observed; when changing batch materials, first conduct a small batch test filling, and only after passing GB4806 standards, proceed with large-scale production.

Cologne Customer Case: Costs exceeded budget and lacked competitiveness, customized grade brought it back to the budget line

A cable factory in Nantong had excessive material costs for bottle cap gaskets, making its quotes uncompetitive. Cologne assisted in customizing oil-resistant/temperature-resistant special grades, bringing costs back within the budget and making the quotes competitive again. Customized according to operating conditions, costs are reduced starting from the formulation — if the costs exceed the budget, first look at the formulation and then at the grade.

Summary

For the selection of bottle cap gaskets, first check all items, then test the sealing. If one indicator exceeds the limit, all nine indicators need to be rechecked. All items are the acceptance line.

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