Securikett introduced its TraySeal Label feature designed to replace conventional heat sealing for tray and cup packaging. The system uses a secure adhesive label rather than a welded lid and is designed for automated application through existing labeling or dispensing equipment.
The solution combines structured adhesive coatings, integrated VOID technology, precisely applied silicone coatings and custom die-cutting within a single label. Its tamper-evident VOID effect indicates when a package has been opened, while ventilation holes or viewing windows can also be incorporated directly into the label. Securikett says the approach is safer, faster and more cost-efficient than traditional heat-sealing processes.
For packaging producers, the system offers a way to add tamper evidence without relying on conventional heat sealing equipment. The design reflects growing interest in multifunctional labels that combine closure, security and packaging features in one component.
Secure Tray Closure Labels
Securikett Launches Its TraySeal Label Feature
Trend Themes
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Adhesive Closure Systems — Pressure-sensitive closures are reframing tray and cup packaging by reducing dependence on heat-sealing equipment while enabling faster, lower-cost production lines.
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Multifunctional Security Labels — Labels that combine sealing, tamper evidence, ventilation and visibility features create new value in packaging components that previously served a single function.
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Equipment-compatible Packaging Upgrades — Packaging innovations designed for existing labelers and dispensers lower adoption barriers for producers seeking security enhancements without major capital investment.
Industry Implications
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Food Packaging — Tamper-evident adhesive seals support safer prepared food, deli and snack formats where freshness, visibility and consumer trust are increasingly important.
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Label Manufacturing — Advanced coatings, die-cutting and VOID technologies expand label suppliers' roles from decoration and identification into functional package closure systems.
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Packaging Automation — Automated dispensing and labeling platforms gain relevance as closure technologies shift from thermal welding toward integrated adhesive-based application methods.