Heat Sealer BLOW 2284# — Impulse Sealer 100 W, 100–200 °C

Impulse heat sealer BLOW 2284# is a compact device for sealing thermoplastic packaging. With a rated power of 100 W and an adjustable temperature range of 100–200 °C, this impulse sealer is intended for producing airtight seals on polyethylene, polypropylene and other heat-sealable films. Its straightforward design and temperature control make it usable in workshops, retail points, laboratories and small production lines that require reliable, adjustable impulse sealing.

Advantages

The unit offers precise temperature adjustment between 100 and 200 °C, enabling consistent seals across different film types and thicknesses. Its 100 W power rating provides sufficient energy for quick bursts of heat while maintaining safe operation for intermittent use. The impulse sealing mechanism limits heat exposure to the sealing area only, reducing the risk of damage to the packaged contents and prolonging the life of the sealing element. The sealer’s compact footprint simplifies placement on workbenches or packing stations.

Suitable for

• Sealing polyethylene and polypropylene bags and films
• Small to medium packaging runs in workshops and retail
• Sample and component packaging in laboratories
• Light production lines requiring adjustable impulse sealing

Key specifications

• Power: 100 W
• Temperature range: 100–200 °C (adjustable)
• Sealing method: impulse (single-cycle heating)
• Compatible materials: heat-sealable thermoplastic films (e.g., polyethylene, polypropylene)
• Intended use: small to medium packaging tasks, intermittent operation

How to use

Place the open edge of the film or bag between the sealing bars and set the temperature control according to the film type and thickness. Close the sealer to engage the impulse cycle and wait for the heater to complete the programmed heating interval; an indicator (if present) will show when the seal is formed. Open the bars and remove the sealed package, allowing the joint to cool briefly before handling. For consistent results, adjust temperature incrementally if initial seals are weak or show signs of overheating.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, test the sealer on sample pieces of the same material and thickness before sealing production items. Use appropriate film overlap and maintain clean sealing surfaces. Allow short cooling time after each seal to ensure airtight joints. Avoid continuous prolonged cycles beyond intermittent sealing to prevent overheating of the unit.