Heat Sealer, cable foot operated, with cutter- 770mm Weld

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Cable foot operated Heat Sealer with cutter
770mm Weld
Seals up to 2 layers of 1000 gauge film

*Free delivery applies to UK Mainland only

From: £990.7000

Availability: In stock

Product Code

HTSLRHM7600CDL

£1,188.84 inc VAT

Details

Maximum sealing length 770mm
Seal width 3mm
For sealing up to 1000 gauge film (x 2 layers)
360 watt
Weight 21kgs
Our Heat Sealers come with a one year 'Return to Base' warranty. If in unlikely event of a fault, you will need to return the machine to the factory for inspection and repair - please contact us for details of how to do that.

This Large capacity Foot Operated Heat Sealer is a useful tool for industrial, warehousing and mail-order applications. This model is foot operated via cable and pedal and can either be bench mounted, or used with a Heat Sealer Stand Kit. The dual electronic timer gives complete control of the heating and cooling cycle and an integral cutter allows easy bag production from Layflat Tubing. The foot pedal is a lever action design which minimises operator effort. Simple maintenance makes this an all round, good value heat sealer.

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More Information
Made in the UK	No
Free Delivery	Yes
Width	770mm weld

FAQs

Our welds are coming out all puckered, what is wrong?

This is caused by too much heat - i.e. you need to turn down the dial until the puckering stops but the weld is still sound.

Our welds are bursting open when we fill the bag. Why?

This is probably due to slightly insufficient heat. Try turning up the dial by just half to one point at a time until the welds hold properly.

After a few welds I can see a blackish build-up on the teflon over the sealing strip. What is this?

Its melted polythene. You may have your heat turned up just a bit high and this is causing excessive melting during the welding process. The excess melted polythene ends up on your teflon cover. Simply wipe it off and turn the heat down. Heat sealers should always be run at the minimum temperature at which a successful weld can be achieved.