With the exquisite techniques, innovative crafts and large scale production line, Hicap Closrues provides clients with high quality packaging closures and services,not only strengthening the pilfer proof function, but also make the whole packaging to be more premium.
Wine Screwcaps (30x60, 31.5x60, 30x44, 25x43, Tin Saran liner, Saranex liner)
Hicap Closures Wine screwcaps have been adopted by leading wine manufacturers in many coutries due to the benefits they offer with respect to traditional corks: they have no impact on the organoleptic qualities of the wine, avoiding oxidation and the so-called `cork taint`.
The wine lasts longer over time and its delicate balance does not change when transported.
Hicap Closures screwcaps make the bottle easier to open and to re-seal, maintaining the quality and the taste of the wine for longer. The screwcaps can be personalised with a variety of decoration techniques to meet the customer`s brand and marketing requirements.
Spirits Closures (33x57, 33x47, 31.5x44, 31.5x50, 28x38, 30x60, 28x18, 36x52 FDA, food grade etc.)
Hicap Closures is the world leader in the production of non-refillable closures and in anti-counterfeiting technologies, with 10 billion closures sold each year.
Technological innovation has provided spirits manufacturers with packaging solutions that make the counterfeiting of packaging increasingly difficult, enabling them to protect their brand image.
Current solutions encompass an infinite number of non-refillable pourers with different levels of protection; non-refillable valve systems and tamper-evident systems.
We are able to design totally customised closures in an infinite range of colours, shapes, sizes and materials to meet the needs of customers and to enhance brand image.
Oil and Water Closures (31.5x24, 31.5x44 safety closures FDA)
Hicap Closures provides a diversified range of caps, both short and long, with pourers that have been specifically designed for the viscosity of the oil, with a view to enabling perfect pouring, as well as anti-drip devices to avoid the drips that could form when pouring is interrupted.
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Machine fire in Buffalo Grove 1-11-12
It was supposed to be just another tranquil day, but things took an unexpected turn when Larry Shapiro reported to an industrial fire at 1010 Johnson Drive in Buffalo Grove. Emergency services were immediately dispatched after receiving reports of smoke within the facility. By the time responders arrived, the building had already been evacuated, and thick plumes of smoke filled the interior. Recognizing the severity of the situation, additional resources were requested, including Northbrook Tower Ladder 12. Meanwhile, crews from Buffalo Grove identified a malfunctioning machine inside the structure that had inadvertently ignited some filters. Thanks to swift action, the fire was quickly brought under control using a single hose line deployed from Engine 26.
Attached are several images capturing various moments from the incident. In one shot, you can see Buffalo Grove Tower 25 being elevated into the sky—a precautionary measure ensuring firefighters had easy access to the rooftop if needed. Another photo highlights Engine 26 leading a hose line into the building to douse the flames effectively. Smoke still lingered in certain areas, particularly around the production zone of Vapor Bus International. A closer look inside reveals the extent of the damage sustained by parts of the facility. As a safety protocol, firefighters exiting the building were rinsed off to eliminate any potential contaminants. Additional photos showcase the impressive Ferrara units stationed outside the address and depict another firefighter undergoing a thorough cleaning process post-operation.
For those interested in viewing more detailed visuals, a comprehensive gallery is available [here]. It’s always sobering to witness how quickly situations can change, reminding us all of the dedication and preparedness required by our local emergency responders.
This account was written in real-time, reflecting the unfolding events as they occurred.