Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in March 2007 by Yoav Tikochinsky and Mark Granot, ClingTap operates with 1–10 employees. The company has developed a patented one-way spout valve technology designed to extend the shelf life of liquid products by preventing air entry into containers.
Business overview
ClingTap specializes in developing a one-way spout valve technology for liquid containers. This core technology prevents air from entering the container during dispensing, which helps to extend product shelf life, preserve flavor, and eliminate the need for refrigeration of ultra-high-temperature (UHT) processed products after opening. The spouts are constructed from two layers of HDPE film, engineered to integrate with existing packaging and filling lines. ClingTap operates within the food and beverage, foodtech, and packaging sectors, licensing its technology to manufacturers like Yamasa in Japan.
Log in to access full profile ›Company Intelligence Q&A
- What is ClingTap's core technology?
- ClingTap has developed a patented one-way spout valve technology that allows liquids to be dispensed while simultaneously preventing air from entering the container, thereby extending product shelf life.
- Who founded ClingTap?
- ClingTap was co-founded by Yoav Tikochinsky and Mark Granot.
- What problem does ClingTap's technology solve?
- The technology addresses the issue of product degradation due to air exposure after opening liquid containers, preserving flavor and eliminating the need for immediate refrigeration of UHT products.
- In which markets does ClingTap operate?
- ClingTap licenses its technology, for example, to soy sauce pouch manufacturer Yamasa in Japan, indicating a focus on the Asian market for its packaging solutions.
- What materials are used in ClingTap's spout design?
- ClingTap's spout is constructed of two layers of HDPE film, designed to open under liquid pressure and collapse to prevent air entry.