Crimping
Crimping is the step where the valve is mechanically attached to the can to create an airtight seal. The crimping process on itself is quite simple, but very precise and with high repeat accuracy. Besides the actual mechanical crimping, this process requires the valves to be placed on the can which can be done manually (low-speeds) or fully automated. We can help you with any type of valve, regular, dip tube, or bag on valve.
Valve Handling
Before it is possible to crimp the valve onto the can, it needs to be placed. This can be done manually or automatically with the ultimate situation is that the valves are sorted and aligned and then positioned and placed on the can. The complexity of this automation depends on the type of valve which can be a simple valve or a valve with a dip-tube or Bag on Valve.
Budé offers a range of equipment for valve handling to be integrated with new or existing aerosol production lines.
Crimping
Crimping is a process that requires precision but also reliability and endurance. Budé has mastered this process. Our 20 years’ experience in extreme cleanable and high-speed environments have resulted in a crimper unit that lasts and delivers quality and a problem-free production process.
Crimping can be a separate step in the process or combined with other steps like under-the-cup gassing or vacuum crimping. Budé offers a solution for all situations.
