Inferior tubing solutions crimping your style? Don’t worry, Curt has the perfect solution! Keep reading to discover how KEP’s Crimped Tubing is a better solution, one that won’t raise costs or prolong manufacturing schedules!
Crimping our tubing is a cost-effective way to seal the product, keeping it from leaking and protecting its contents until the precise moment of use. This solution is ideal for liquid bag-in-box and pouch packaging for the Food, Dairy and Beverage industries, as well as other industries transporting products and fluids.
We fabricated a crimping device as part of our in-line tube-making process that crimps the ends of tubing products in order to supply high-quality completed parts at a lower cost. KEP crimped tubing is a safe and cost-effective option, with all products manufactured and assembled in our SQF Code Edition 7.1 Level 1 certified and Interstate Milk Shippers certified facility. Get in touch with KEP if you need crimped tubing solutions for your product!
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