Heat Sealers or Impulse Sealers

A heat sealer is a machine used to seal product packaging using heat. Continuous heat sealers utilize heated moving belts. Impulse heat sealers use a stationary heated element. Good seals are a result of time, temperature and pressure.

An Impulse sealer is a system, usually found on a "Bottom weld" machine. This type of machine uses two sealing elements, an upper and lower which fuse the material from both sides at the same time. The purpose of "Impulse sealing" is to improve the bounding of the two layers of film. This gives a faster and better seal for thicker or hard to seal material.

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Designed for shrink film packaging, but can also be used for poly bag sealing. It works just like a hand sealer. Sealer usually comes with round wire for cut and seal. Depending on the model of the machine, film up to 34" wide and 0.025mm (100 gauge) thickness can be used. All sealers are of steel construction including the work base for quality and durability. Timer, heat gun holder, film roller, film separator and cutter unit are some of the different features of the sealers. Easy to operate. Insert the product between the 2 layers of center fold film and press down the sealing bar. Pull the sealed package slightly away from the sealing bar. The element wire will cut and seal the edge. Now turn it over and seal the other side. Apply hot air using heat gun to shrink the film uniformly.

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