Heat Sealing Machine

heat sealer machine for poly bags

Hand Impulse Heat Sealer

Impulse sealers, a common type of hand-held sealer, only generate heat when the sealing bar is pressed, making them safer and more energy-efficient. Our plastic bag sealing machine is lightweight and easy to use. Simply place the bag onto the sear bar, press the handle, and release! The poly bag sealer safely uses heat and pressure to make airtight, watertight seals through wrinkles, gussets, and multiple film layers. This machine also has an adjustable timer that automatically presets the wielding time, giving you the perfect seal every time, regardless of bag thickness. All heat sealers from RoyalBag have an unmistakably solid construction for stability and accuracy.

Seal width is 5MM, other widths available upon request

Easy to Operate: Set the timer; insert the bag between the sealing bars, then press down and release. We recommend that the user hold the sealing arm down for an additional second or two to ensure enough time for the bag to set and cool.

  • Light, portable - Fits comfortably on any table
  • Fast impulse sealing of all types of plastic bags- including many laminates
  • Seals thin as well as thick materials
  • Just plug in and use, no warm up needed
  • Durable and economical
  • Plug-in electronic timer for variable control

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Our FS-Series impulse hand sealers seal poly bags and other thermoplastic materials quickly and efficiently without any warm-up time. Depending on the model of the machine, materials up to 20” wide and 20mil total thickness can be sealed. FS-Series impulse sealers are available in available in 4”, 8”, 12”, 16”, and 20” with a 2mm , 3mm or 5mm seal width. Manufacturers’ kit includes two elements, two PTFE covers

Our hand-held impulse heat sealers are a compact, portable device designed to seal plastic bags and other packaging materials using heat. Here's a breakdown of how they work and their key features:

  • Heating Element Activation: When the sealer is switched on, a heating element warms up, often made from materials with high heat conductivity, ensuring good heat distribution across the sealing bar.
  • Material Placement: The user places the plastic bag to be sealed between the heating element and the sealing bar.
  • Sealing Process: The user presses down on the sealer, bringing the sealing bar into contact with the material. Heat transfers from the element to the material, causing it to melt and bond together.
  • Cooling and Solidification: After a brief period, the user releases the pressure, allowing the melted material to cool and solidify, creating a secure seal.
  • Portable and Lightweight: Hand-held sealers are designed for easy handling and use in various locations, making them convenient for small businesses, home use, or sealing items in place.
  • Easy Operation: Most models have a straightforward mechanism, requiring minimal effort to create a seal.
  • Adjustable Heat Settings: Many sealers have adjustable temperature controls to accommodate different types and thicknesses of materials, such as polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), and foils.
  • Versatility: They are used in various industries for sealing a wide array of products, from snacks and foods to medical supplies and industrial parts.
  • Some of the industries that use hand sealers:

  • Food Packaging: Sealing snacks, frozen foods, and other perishables to maintain freshness and extend shelf life.
  • Retail and E-commerce: Packaging products for shipping, ensuring they are protected during transit.
  • Medical and Pharmaceutical Industries: Maintaining the integrity of sterile materials and medical equipment.
  • Industrial Manufacturing: Sealing hazardous materials or protecting components.
  • Home Use: Sealing food bags, organizing items, and creating custom packaging.
  • Safety Precautions:

    Be aware of the hot sealing surfaces, especially with constant heat sealers, to avoid burns.

    Only use the necessary amount of heat for the material being sealed.

    Ensure adequate training and education for all users.

    Keep the sealing area clear of flammable materials and debris.

    Regularly inspect the sealer for any damage or malfunctions.