Beekeeping Containers & Supplies
Whether you’re looking to package honey sauces, beeswax candles or a honey skin care line, SKS has a great selection of beekeeping containers for all of your apiary, beeswax and honey products!
Our PET plastic honey bottles and jars could also be a good option to package your honey products. Choose from traditional straight-sided honey jars or try our kilner honey jars with hinged lids and PET French squares for a unique look! We also have several honey jars, bottles and pails that are 32 oz and above, which could be great for storing honey in bulk. In addition to packaging honey, SKS has a variety of containers that are well suited for all of your beeswax and honey products! Our clear glass bottles and jars could be just what you need to package honey mustard, honey dressing, honey barbeque sauce, chocolate sauce, and more! Our 12 oz clear glass mead bottles and one gallon glass mead jugs may be ideal for brewing and bottling homemade honey wine or other honey beverages. The white polypro jars are great for storing and packaging honey wine ingredients such as yeast, enzymes, yeast nutrients and more!
These are just a few of the beekeeping container ideas we have come up with. Be sure to browse our site for other containers to package things such as bath & body care products, food & sauces, lip balm, candles, cosmetics and more! If you have additional questions or comments, feel free to send us an email by clicking here.
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Induction SealingInduction lined closures offer your customers a tamper evident product, help protect against leakage, promote freshness and add value to your product line. Induction sealing is a non-contact heating process that creates a hermetic seal between the liner and the opening of a glass or plastic container. An induction liner is typically made up of several layers: the top is paper pulp followed by a layer of wax, which binds a layer of aluminum foil to the paper backing. The outermost layer is a polymer film that is laminated to the aluminum foil. In order for the liner to bind to the container, an induction sealer must be used. Click here view our selection of induction sealing equipment. After the induction-lined cap is applied to the filled container, it passes under the sealing head, which emits an electromagnetic field. As the aluminum foil layer begins to heat, it melts the wax and polymer film layers. The pulp paper backing absorbs the wax, releasing the foil liner from the cap and the polymer film liquefies onto the lip of the container. The polymer creates a hermetic seal against the container after it has cooled. This process takes a matter of seconds so it does not affect the container or its contents. Be sure that the your induction liner is compatible with the container material. Many times a liner created for plastic containers will not create an adequate seal with a glass container, and vice versa. Please contact our Inside Sales department for assistance with sampling the correct type of closure and liner for your application. As always we recommend that you test your product, container and closure for compatibility! >> Induction Sealing "How-To" Video
The Candlemaker's Companionby Betty Oppenheimer
A Comprehensive Guide to Rolling, Pouring, Dipping and Decorating Your Own Candles. This step-by-step guide illustrates how to make handcrafted candles at a fraction of their specialty-store cost. The book covers different types of waxes, molds, scents and a variety of decorating techniques. Black Metal Lug CapsOur 58 mm black metal lug caps are now being offered at a discounted price! These caps are also available in 48 mm and 63 mm sizes. The metal caps are compatible with glass jars that have lug twist open neck finishes. These closures could be perfect for your honey jars, honey sauce jars, beeswax candle jars and more! |
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