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See how a heat-sealed metal end on a thermoplastic container body resists blow-off during retor
See how two-stage refining with optimized sieve apertures extracts peels and cores while preser
A thermally fused metal end and thermoplastic body create a shear-loaded seam that resists blow-off during retort pressure and heat.
Flame exposure pasteurizes root vegetable surfaces, then washing removes the charred layer to cut pathogens, cross-contamination, and weight loss.
A heat-fused seam between a thermoplastic body and metal end resists retort pressure by shifting interface stress toward shear.
Flame heating pasteurizes root vegetable surfaces, cuts cross-contamination, and limits peeling shrinkage while preserving color and flavor.