it is servo driven rotary sealing and perforation system combine with heat slit-seal
device and turret winder to produce maximum up to 8 lanes 2000mm of produce
bag roll in mass production.","@context": "http://schema.org","datePublished": "2022-04-14T02:19:53+00:00"}
Slit Sealing is a method that involves sealing two or more layers of film together in the machine direction. The slit-seal technique is usually used to convert a single large tube of film into smaller tubes. For in-line operation, we have two styles of continuous slit seal units. Please check out the specific pages for this equipment by clicking on the links below. QUALITY DELIVERED! BAG MAKING AND FILM PROCESSING MACHINERY: TELEPHONE: 508-443-3439 EMAIL: sales@qualityconvertingproducts.com. The slit-seal technique is usually used to convert a single large tube of film into smaller tubes. The Slit Seal is a resistant, instant self-closing 96-well plate seal. The Slit Seal’s main purpose is to prevent solvent evaporation and cross-contamination.
Produce Bag Making Machine with Heat Slit-Seal & Automatic Turret Winder
This machine combines with multiple heat slit-seal device & automatic turret
winder to produce up to 5 lanes of produce bag on roll in mass production.
Heat slit-seal device | Rotary sealing and perforation system | Heavy duty un-winder |
Re this new design machine test run video you may click below video link to seeing for reference.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aC1NDdDmIl8
Produces maximum up to 8 lanes 2000mm of bottom sealed bags that combine with
multiple heat slit-seal device & automatic turret winder.
Features:
* Rotary sealing and perforation designed make fast speed and smoothly work.
* Fully servo control system, no mechanical adjusting when bag length changing.
* Heavy duty un-winder with Edge Position Control.
* Operate either in-line or out-of-line with film extruder.
The Slit Seal is a resistant, instant self-closing 96-well plate seal.
The adhesive-free, pre-cut slits made of silicone and PET allows easy insertion and withdrawal of pipette tips and sampling needles without catching and dragging.
The Slit Seal is proven to prevent solvent evaporation and cross-contamination. Acrylic-based adhesive is not above wells to prevent sample leaching. Seal can be easily applied and removed.
Suggested applications include automated pipetting and liquid handling, SPE, HPLC, LC/MS, cell culturing and ADME.
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