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The bag on valve is just as it sounds, a bag attached to an aerosol valve. A rolled up aluminum bag is welded or attached to the aerosol valve. Compressed air is charged into the can, and an aerosol valve with the bag attached is crimped onto the container. The product is forced through the […]

Bag on valve can be used to dispense liquids as well as viscous products. This gives you the possibility to use the same type of packaging for products with different consistencies, such as solutions, lotions, creams, and gels, thus increasing product line identification. Or, in other words, making your products more visible on the shelf. […]

Bag-on-Valve Aerosol Technology is a modern packaging system, developed to improve cosmetic, medical, and pharmaceutical products. Not only is it convenient and user friendly, but it can be sprayed evenly at all angles and has up to 99% product emptying.There are persuasive economic arguments for adopting this technology: 1.The simple fact that BOV aerosols expel […]

For those who don’t know, BOV is a packaging technology designed to provide an alternative to traditional aerosols. A composite bag is placed into a can and the space between the bag and the can is pressurized with compressed air. The product is then added into the bag. When the end-user presses down on the […]

It is extremely important to know the parts of the aerosol cans you are purchasing for your prduct. Signature Filling Company offers a wide variety of can sizes and configurations. We will source all material needed to complete you project and fulfill your needs; cans, valves, actuators and any other components specific to you. Aerosol […]

Aerosol can products are recyclable, just like any other empty steel container! Given the public’s concern about solid waste disposal, the aerosol industry teamed with the steel industry to promote the collection of empty aerosol cans in recycling programs nationwide. Thousands of communities now include aerosol product recycling in both household residential and curbside buy-back […]

  The first use for an aerosol package arose during World War II, but the idea of using low-pressure liquefied gas to atomize droplets of liquid in the air was developed in 1924. Canisters filled with insecticide and propellants were used to protect U.S. servicemen from insects carrying diseases such as malaria. Shortly after the […]

Aerosol can spray tips, actuators or spray heads – whatever you want to call them – are routinely ignored and abused until they no longer work well. The user may blame the spray can, the manufacturer, the temperature or the age of the material for the problems. Those problems can range from a can that […]

Our post today has to do with traveling with aerosol containers. Traveling to weddings, birthdays, job interviews, vacations and other special occasions often necessitates that travelers bring along an assortment of aerosol toiletry products that they use on a regular basis in their homes. Typically those products include salon-quality hairsprays, anti-perspirents, shaving cream and body […]

  Aerosol products are found throughout the retail environment, from the household cleaning aisle to personal care, hardware and even the grocery section has them. This unique packaging form allows products to be dispensed in foams and fine sprays and some can even be sprayed upside down! Clearly there are many benefits to this packaging […]