Tetra Pak · Sterile Filling & Packaging Lines
Sealing jaws for Tetra Pak sterile filling & packaging lines. This component keeps product and utilities separated; elastomer degradation is the most common cause of leaks after CIP cycles. Before dispatch from Tallinn we verify material grade (EPDM, NBR, FKM, silicone), groove fit and food-contact certification against Tetra Pak drawings.
For an exact match on Tetra Pak sterile filling & packaging lines, send the machine model and serial number with the part number or a photo of the worn sealing jaws. We check it against Tetra Pak running changes before quoting.
Typical signs are hardening or cracking of the elastomer, weeping at joints after CIP, compression set visible on removal. Replace at every planned opening; most food plants change contact seals every 6–12 months.
The Tetra Pak machine model and serial number plus the OEM part number or a photo of the worn sealing jaws. This lets us match running changes and quote the exact part.
We verify material grade (EPDM, NBR, FKM, silicone), groove fit and food-contact certification against the Tetra Pak drawing and include inspection notes with the shipment.
