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Belco seal fixtures are custom engineered and machined as precision tools. They are used to heat seal your thermoformed trays and Tyvek or foil lid stock to produce a perfectly sealed package. Seal Fixtures Perfection is the Only Option Belco seal fixtures are custom engineered and machined as precision tools to package your medical device components. They are used to heat seal your thermoformed trays with a Tyvek, laminate or foil lid. We perform a comprehensive review of your package materials submitted for heat-sealing. We include sealed tray product ejectors. We discover initial seal parameters as a starting point for your design-of-experiments work We provide documentation of the Seal Fixture to keep you ISO-11607 compliant We have a full maintenance program for the life of the Seal Fixture. We guarantee the seals. You receive the Seal Fixture and go straight into seal studies. Custom Made Seal Fixtures for Any Project Standard Features: - Constructed using Mic-6 aluminum tooling plate - Support runners prohibit fixture deflection during sealing - All machined aluminum materials are anodized - Precision molded, press fit silicone rubber seal gaskets support your tray flanges - PEEK retracting spring pins register your lid stock to the thermoformed tray - Positioning hardware locates the seal fixture within the shuttle drawer - Manual product ejector system to lift sealed trays out of the seal fixture - Identification of each cavity is machined into the tool - Seals are tested for quality on your machine or on our test sealer before shipping Optional Items: - Your specific part number can be machined into the Seal Fixture - Serialized duplication of legacy Belco seal fixtures - Molded press fit gaskets are available color coded by shore - Die cut silicone rubber seal gaskets ship with their steel rule cutting die - Spot seals within the tray perimeter prevent shifting of product during distribution - Mating top tool platen protector - Family Tray Layout Design for sealing Inner and Outer Trays - Modular Seal Fixture design to reduce overall tool weight - Spare Teflon ceramic coated platen protector - Spare PEEK retracting spring pins - Heat sensitive TIPI paper, pack of 25 sheets to verify seal quality - Belco Factory Training and Seal Fixture Acceptance Program How To Order We design and build custom seal fixtures using your provided specifications. To proceed with an order we require; The package lid specification dimensions including the die-cut tolerance The Thermoform Tray drawing A 3-D model file preferably in .STEP format. We require enough production trays and lids to run 20 cycles. For example, a three cavity format requires 60 trays and lids. We can proceed with the design and build of your order in a few different ways; Preferred design and manufacture: trays and lids will be provided before the Seal Fixture design begins At-Risk design and manufacture: trays and lids will be provided after design and manufacturing, for use in final testing At-Risk design and manufacture: trays and lids will not be provided Reverse engineering of your trays may be available at an additional charge and an extended lead time At the completion of the build, we do the discovery and documentation of the initial seal parameters for Time, Temperature and Pressure for your sealed trays. This becomes the starting point for your PQ work. One full cycle of your factory sealed tray samples, using your seal fixture and materials, is provided and shipped with the seal fixture. This sets the standard for the seal quality you should immediately expect at your facility. Any unused trays and lids are returned with the seal fixture. Need A Seal Fixture? Tell Us About Your Job Lead-time: 8 weeks after receipt of your order with deposit, package samples and returned approval of your sign-off documents. NOTICE - Lead time subject to delay if the requested tray .STEP files are not provided. Guarantee: All Belco Seal Fixtures will produce seals with a visually obvious transfer of adhesive peel from lid to tray per ASTM F-1886 (Standard Test Method for Determining Integrity of Seals for Flexible Packaging by Visual Inspection). Learn More About: Belco Medical Tray Sealers Belco PC Controlled Medical Tray Sealers Download the Belco Medical Sealer Brochure Want More Information? MORE INFO GET A QUOTE

From Rotary Tables to 180 Conveyors, finish off your productions line with high end Belco Accessories, Made it California. ACCESSORIES Rotary Tables These end-of-line turntables come in several sizes and have helped companies collect product that is usually difficult to convey by traditional means. Products range from paper cups and plates, Nerf footballs, round items like fruits and vegetables, bath salts, packaged bags from F/F/S wrappers and other soft-sided packages that benefit from the 5” high tub wall. More Info Accumulation Tables When product orientation is necessary and end-of-line space is limited, these Rotary Accumulators can accept bottles, jars, jugs and other shapes without toppling over. The variable speed control of the table can match your line speed and gently move product toward the center of the table, making room for more unrestricted product flow. More Info Conveyors Make any stand-alone machine operation a system simply by adding a 180 degree conveyor to bring product back to your operator. Whether you run a shrink packaging line, a carton sealer or need extra accumulation efficiency, this compact conveyor is the solution. Available as a right and left hand return. More Info Download the Belco Industrial Brochure

Belco Verification Test Tools allow for the convenience of on-demand user verification of controls used on Belco BM Tray Sealers and PM Pouch Sealers.​ Verification Test Tools Belco Verification Test Tools allow for the convenience of on-demand user verification of controls used on Belco BM Tray Sealers and PM Pouch Sealers. Time and Pressure controller performance can easily be checked by your staff without waiting or incurring the expense of bringing in a 3rd party calibration service provider for routine maintenance. All Test Tools are shipped with a current Certificate of Calibration. VTP Test Tool The Belco Model VTP Pressure Verification Tool is a calibrated pressure gauge used to verify the pressure aspect of Belco Packaging Systems Medical Tray and Pouch Sealers equipped with a pressure verification port. The tool consists of a small enclosure with a power switch, display, transducer, power cord and port connector cord/plug. Request More Information VTT Test Tool The Belco Model VTT Time Verification Tool is a calibrated timer used to verify the timing aspect of Belco Packaging Systems Medical Tray & Pouch Sealers equipped with a timer verification port. The tool consists of a small enclosure with a power switch, timer, power cord and port connector cord/plug. Request More Information Learn More About. . . Medical Tray Sealers Learn More Medical Tray Sealers Medical Tray Sealers PC Controlled Learn More Medical Tray Sealers PC Controlled Medical Pouch Sealer Learn More Medical Pouch Sealer

Founded in 1959, Belco is a premier manufacturer of Industrial Shrink Packaging Equipment and Medical Tray and Pouch Sealers on the West Coast. About Us Belco was founded in 1959 as a precision machine shop and has since become the premier manufacturer of Industrial Shrink Packaging Equipment and Medical Tray and Pouch Sealers on the West Coast. With a worldwide reputation for high quality systems, Belco machines are built to last and are backed by one of the most comprehensive warranties in the industry. Belco Packaging Systems, Inc. manufactures and sells a broad range of shrink packaging and heat sealing equipment including semi-automatic and automatic L-sealers, medium speed side sealers, high speed F/F/S wrappers, shrink tunnels, sealer-tunnel combinations, industrial blister sealers, bag top sealers, custom conveyors and accumulating turntables. Belco machines are available in a variety of models to package a wide range of product sizes and shapes at speeds up to 120 ppm. Digital, PLC and PC controls allow you to choose the best operating system for your needs. For the Medical Device Industry, Belco Packaging Systems, Inc. also designs and manufactures constant heat medical tray and pouch sealers, hot knife shrink packaging machinery and custom heat curing and annealing tunnels. Digital, PLC and PC controlled sealers and tunnels offer increased levels of process control - all easy to validate. CE Certification, RFID recognition technology, bar code reading capability and other standard and custom options are available. Markets We Serve Meet Our Team Become A Distributor

For Tom. We lost Tom on August 23rd, 2020. His smile was infectious, his genius knew no ends, and his fashion style was. . . completely Tom. He was a husband to Cindy, a father to Montana, Dakota, and Indiana, a leader, a mentor, an innovator, and a friend to all that met him. Tom made an impact on many people. And by you clicking the link to read this page says he probably made a difference to you too. This was such an unexpected loss, it caught everyone, especially his family, off guard. Your love and support would really mean a lot to the family. Here are a few ways you can contact them. You can contact the family through Dakota Volby at 626-720-3170. Email: d.volby@gmail.com Mailing Address is: 3245 Hermanos Street Pasadena, CA 91107 The family has set up a GoFundMe page to honor Tom by completing one of his dreams. (See Below) Want to help the family finish one of Tom's dreams? Tom has always loved his 72 Chevy pick-up truck. It was originally his fathers and later became Tom's only means of transportation. Tom put this truck to great use, such as piling many friends in the back for rides to the trail heads in Pasadena. It was also a favored source of furniture transportation for all his friends to help them move over the years. By the time Tom met Cindy in 1992, he was still driving his truck. Over the years he replaced the engine more than once along with endless other parts. It was not uncommon to see wrenches used for knobs and such. He was always quite inventive in his "repairs". One time while pulling his boat up to Lake Paris, he and his buddy Carl were filling it with gas without turning off the engine because he was having trouble with the starter. While Carl was filling the tank, he sarcastically said he couldn't get gas in the tank fast enough because the truck guzzled it like it was water. This wasn't the first and definitely wouldn't be the last time the poor old truck would be picked on at Tom's expense, but he wouldn't have changed it for anything. As the years went by while Tom concentrated on family life, it sat in the Belco parking lot waiting for the attention it deserved. Tom spoke frequently about plans to refurbish his endeared 72 Chevy truck. As recently as April this year, he bought another engine which is still sitting in the family garage awaiting its new home under the hood of this soon to be beauty. His children look forward to the day they can see this truck in all its glory and drive down Colorado Boulevard as their father did so many times. If you would like to be part of this refurbishment project, even contributing enough for a door handle or windshield wiper will bring his family that much closer to achieving the goal of seeing Tom's beloved vehicle brought back to life. They look forward to Tom looking down with that great big smile of his and a tear in his eye, proud of his children's love for him and all that made him the great man he has always been.

For 60 years, Belco has been producing industry best Shrink Tunnels and Curing Tunnels. All machines are Made in America and can be custom built for any workflow. TUNNELS SHRINK TUNNELS ST Fan These budget friendly shrink tunnels use a combination of cal-rod heating elements and adjustable speed fan motors to heat and swirl the air about your package as it travels through the tunnel chamber. A digital temperature control monitors the heat and a variable speed conveyor allows for production speeds in the range of 5-40 ppm depending on the size and shape of your package and the tunnel chosen. These are also called Convection Air Tunnels. More Info ST Recirculating When the best shrink possible is required, even for difficult shapes and sizes or for higher production speeds, this Belco shrink tunnel can provide repeatable performance at all speed ranges. A digital temperature controller monitors the hot air within the tunnel chamber and multiple fin strip heaters and a 1 H.P blower motor create a forced air flow to shrink the film evenly. The air delivery system allows the precise application of hot air directly to the film from all sides and can even pattern the airflow when necessary to achieve the best shrink performance at much lower temperatures than competitive machines. More Info ST High-Speed Recirculating These dual chamber, extended length shrink tunnels feature digital temperature controls, twin 1-H.P. blower motors, independent air flow controls and the ability to deliver the proper amount of hot air to the top, bottom and both sides of the package as it travels through the tunnel chamber. Speeds of 40 -150 ppm are typical, even for difficult to shrink packages using today’s thin films. Lower tunnel temperatures and faster production speeds make these the most efficient machines in their class. More Info CURING TUNNELS CT Curing Tunnel When the need for absolute process control is necessary, Belco Curing Tunnels can perform at production rated speeds and expectations. Digital controls monitor tunnel temperature, conveyor belt speed, blower motor air flow and overall time in the heated chamber. Whether you need extended heat soaking times or annealing capabilities, these custom designed machines can significantly improve your quality and throughput. More Info Download the Belco Industrial Brochure

When the need for absolute process control is necessary, Belco Curing Tunnels can perform at production rated speeds and expectations. Digital controls monitor tunnel temperature, conveyor belt speed, blower motor air flow and overall time in the heated chamber. Curing Tunnel It's About Time. When the need for absolute process control is necessary, Belco Curing Tunnels can perform at production rated speeds and expectations. Digital controls monitor tunnel temperature, conveyor belt speed, blower motor speed, air flow and overall time in the heated chamber. Whether you need extended heat soaking time or annealing capabilities, these custom designed machines can significantly improve your quality and throughput. All Curing / Annealing Tunnels Are 100% Custom And Made To Order! CT 2210 Curing Tunnel The CT 2210 Curing Tunnel with Product Cooling Fan is built for larger and taller products. This machine can also accept heavier loads and still provide curing times of 12 - 15 minutes. The tunnel features a Watlow digital temperature control which is adjustable from 175 F up to 450 F. The optional Product Cooling Fan enables an operator to immediately handle the product once it exits the tunnel. The double reduction gear motor and digital speed control package can be designed to meet a wide variety of curing time requirements. Past Curing / Annealing Tunnel Projects CT 1608HS Dual Chamber Annealing Tunnel The CT 1608HS Dual Chamber Annealing Tunnel is designed to operate at a conveyor speed between 4" - 8" per minute. This 72" long tunnel allows for an annealing time of up to 18 minutes. Individual Watlow digital temperature controls monitor twin 3-foot heat chambers at temperatures from 210 F up to 350 F. Process alarms, guide rails, specialty tunnel conveyor belts, infeed or exit conveyors and accumulators are available. The CT 2210-192 Curing Tunnel with Lighted Viewing Windows and individual heat controls for each chamber is for long cure times. This application called for a design to handle injection molded parts at a high production rate, but also with a curing time in excess of 45 minutes. A series of 4 heat chambers, each with its own Watlow digital temperature control and air flow are linked together to provide the desired curing time at a low to moderate temperature. A digital speed control, custom chutes & guides and Teflon mesh conveyor belt system ensure proper handling of the parts. Lighted Viewing Windows on each chamber provide immediate access to the conveyor while allowing a visual check of the process. CT 2210-192 Curing Tunnel The RCT Curing Tunnel is designed to handle extremely heavy or awkward shapes and products for long curing times of up to 60 minutes. The compact footprint of the system allows a single operator to load and unload the Rotary Curing Tunnel from integrated work tables. RCT Curing Tunnel RCT Curing Tunnel CT Rotary Tunnel This compact Rotary Tunnel is a tabletop design for tubes, long narrow parts or items that can be fed by hand into the machine. A digital temperature control and variable speed control regulate the curing time of the part. The front loading of the part and receiving of the finished item at the base of the machine makes this a great addition to your work cell. Download the 2019 Belco Industrial Brochure Need a custom Curing Tunnel? We are here to serve. Tell Us About Your Project You May Also Be Interested in These. . . 180 Conveyor Learn More 180 Conveyor Rotary Tables Learn More Rotary Tables ALS Learn More ALS Want More Information? MORE INFO GET A QUOTE

On a National level, opportunities exist for full service distributors, agents, and resellers. Internationally, we are looking for full service distributors, specifically for Mexico, South America, and Canada. Distribution How Do I Become A Distributor? On a National level, opportunities exist for full service distributors, agents, and resellers. Internationally, we are looking for full service distributors, specifically for Mexico, South America, and Canada. Interested parties, please complete the form below or contact Paul Misik at PMisik@BelcoPackaging.com

New to packaging? Confused by your options? Go here to learn all common terms, to make your purchase less confusing. Glossary Air Evacuation – A hole or series of holes placed in the film to allow the excess air in the bag to escape during shrinkage. Antifog Film – A film containing a wetting agent which reduces the surface tension on the film to allow water to wet the surface rather than form water droplets; which causes a cloudy appearance. Ballooning – The lifting action of the film away from the product caused by the pressurizing of the excess air in the bag during the shrink process. Bead Seal – The resultant weld caused by the simultaneous sealing and cutting of two or more pieces of film. Biaxial Orientation – A film that has been stretched under certain temperature conditions equally in both the machine and transverse directions. Blocking – A condition where layers of film cannot be separated. Blown Film – Film produced by extruding resin into a tube, which is expanded by air pressure. Bubble – The inflated tube of film in the blown film extrusion process. Burnthrough – A weakening of the film where the heat of the tunnel exceeded the heat resistance of film. Typically, it will appear as a hole or a very cloudy area. Centerfolded Film – Film folded in half in the machine direction and then wound into roll form. Centerfolder – A device used to produce center folded film from flat film. Clarity – The transparency of the film, which is a function of surface gloss and internal haze. Coefficient of Friction – A comparative value indicating the ability of the film surface to move against itself or another surface. The higher the coefficient of friction, the more difficult to slip or move. Coextrusion – Two or more different materials simultaneously extruded into a composite film. Copolymer – A resin polymerized from two or more monomers. Core – A paper tube used as a base for forming a roll of film. Crows Feet – The residual wrinkles that can be left in a poorly shrunk sample. They are normally associated with the excess film in the corners of the pouch. Dancer Roll – A mechanical device used to control the tension of the film between the film unwind and the film sealing area. Density – Weight per unit volume. Films with a low density offer more coverage per weight of film. Dog Ears – The excessive film the corners of the pouch formed by placing a three-dimensional item in a flat pouch. Excessive “dog ears” normally indicate poor shrinkage technique. Electronic Hole Burner – a device that uses an electrical spark to burn a round hole in the film for air evacuation during shrinkage. Electrostatic Seal – An electrostatic discharge is applied to the overlap of two edges of the film. This keeps the edges aligned until film blocks together in the shrink tunnel. Elmendorf Tear Resistance – A measure of the resistance to tear after the film has been cut. Elongation – The percentage a film will deform or stretch prior to breaking. Extrusion – A technique for producing film by melting a resin and forcing it through a die. Fish Eyes – The circular or oval patterns that remain on a package that has been poorly shrunk. They are normally associated with the absence of adequate heat or air velocity. Fogging – A buildup of water droplets on the surface of a film. Forming Head (Plow) – A mechanical device used to shape flat wound film into the desired bag shape needed for a particular package. Gas Transmission Rate (GTR) – A measure of the rate a gas will permeate through a film. Gauge – The average thickness of a film. Gloss – A measure of the reflected light from the film surface. Haze – A measure of the cloudiness of the film. Hole Burner – A device that uses a hot wire formed in a circular shape to burn a round hole in the film for air evacuation during shrinkage. Hole Punch – A device to punch a round hole in the film for air evacuation during shrinkage. Impact Resistance – The resistance to impact of a film. Impulse Seal – A seal produced by an intermittent electric pulse, which heats a round, wire or ribbon to cut and seal film. Initial Tear Resistance – A measure of the force needed to begin a tear in a film. Inverting Head – A mechanical device used to separate and invert centerfolded film as the film is transferred into the sealing area of the wrapper. Irradiation – A process that uses high-energy electrons to cross-link a film. Lap Seal – A seal produced by overlapping film and then sealing it together either thermally or electrostatically. L-Sealer – The most common means of sealing film for heat-shrinkable applications. An L-shape sealer produces two seals simultaneously on folded film. Low Temperature Flexibility – The lowest temperature at which a film can withstand a flexing test without cracking. Machine Direction (MD) – The direction the film was manufactured and also comes off the roll. Modulus – A measure of film stiffness. Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate (MVTR) – The rate moisture vapor will pass through the film. Monomer – A simple compound, which can react at high temperature and pressure to form a polymer. Orientation – The stretching technique used to obtain molecular alignment in a film during manufacturing, which increases tensile strength and stiffness and decreases tear strength. Oxygen Transmission Rate – A measure of the permeability of a packaging film to oxygen. Plasticizer – A substance blended into plastics such as PVC to improve flexibility and softness. Polyethylene – A resin made from ethylene gas, which produces tough transparent film. Polymer – A high molecular weight, long chain compound formed from one or more simple molecules. Polypropylene – A resin made from propylene gas, which produces lightweight, highly transparent, stiff film. Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) – A resin produced from vinyl chloride. Generally compounded with plasticizers and other additives to improve flexibility. Sealing Wire – A nichrome wire, which is heated by its resistance to electrical current. It is used for sealing and cutting shrink film. Shrink Film – A plastic film, which has been produced under special orientation conditions that will allow the film to shrink when heat is applied. Shrink Force – The force exerted on the product by the film during the shrink process. Shrinkage / Percent Shrink – The decrease in dimension of a film when it is subjected to heat. Single Wound Film – Flat film wound on a core. Slip - How easily one surface moves across another. Slip Agents – Lubricants added to films to improve slip and reduce friction. Static – An electric charge generated by film moving across itself (unwinding from the roll) or any other surface. Tear Strength – The ability of the film to resist tearing. Highly oriented films generally have reduced tear resistance. Tensile Strength – The force exerted on the film from external sources. Tension – A force exerted on the film from external sources. Transverse Direction – The direction at right angles to the film movement during its manufacture, usually the same as the width of the film. Trim – The edges of film, which are cut from, a package formed on an L-sealer or side sealer when the seal is made. Uniaxially Oriented Film (Preferential Shrink Film) – A film that will shrink in only one direction. Yield – Coverage of a film per unit weight (usually sq in/lb) rolls.

These dual chamber, extended length shrink tunnels feature digital temperature controls, twin 1-H.P. blower motors, independent air flow controls and the ability to deliver the proper amount of hot air to the top, bottom and both sides of the package as it travels through the tunnel chamber. ST High Speed Recirculating Refined Quality & Speed. Customers and OEM partners use Belco High Speed shrink tunnels where the application calls for absolute shrink quality, seal control, speed or aesthetics. These machines will shrink all commercially available shrink films, including Polyethylene, at line speeds from 20-150 packages per minute depending on the tunnel and options chosen. Belco Shrink Tunnels are designed and built to accept a variety of wrapped products of all shapes and sizes. Loosely wrapped products enter into the tunnel and emerge as perfectly finished shrink packages suitable for any retail level outlet or store shelf. Built on an all welded tubular steel frame, these machines are available in several heat chamber sizes to meet your production output needs. These machines combine production proven components with modern control technology to monitor and regulate the temperature, air flow and time in the tunnel for use in multiple shift operations. Belco uses dual Watlow microprocessor based temperature controls with fin strip heaters to maintain precise temperatures within each heat chamber. A direct drive 1 HP blower motor in each chamber produces a forced air flow which can then be adjusted and directed to the top, bottom and sides of the package as it passes through the tunnel. This forced air flow can also be patterned to contact the film wherever you select to quickly balloon the film about the product and then tightly shrink it down around the contours of the package. This produces consistent, high quality, uniformly shrink wrapped packages, even for the most difficult shapes and sizes. By having the capability of tuning the airflow pattern around your product, Belco shrink tunnels can operate at lower, more energy efficient temperatures, run at faster production rates and make less demands on your work space. For packaging speeds of 2 million to over 15 million packages per year, these High Speed Recirculating Air Style shrink tunnels are perfect complements for automatic Side Sealer and High Speed F/F/S production lines. Available Models ST1608-72 ST1608-96 ST2210-72 ST2210-96 ST2214-96 Standard Features: - Dual Watlow microprocessor based digital temperature controls - Dual Heavy duty 1 HP blower motors with air flow controls - Variable speed conveyor control - Independent Heater On/Off switch - Direct drive conveyor motor - Fused electrical protection - Automatic cool down and shut-off - Heavy duty locking casters and leveling pads Optional Features: - Multiple Conveyor choices - Dual Lighted Viewing Windows - Smart Tunnel Control System - Infeed and Exit Conveyor extensions - Stainless Steel Construction - 480 Volt 3 Phase Power Download the Belco Industrial Brochure Go to ST Fan Tunnels Go To ST Recirculating Tunnels You May Also Be Interested in These. . . 180 Conveyor Learn More 180 Conveyor Rotary Tables Learn More Rotary Tables ALS Learn More ALS Want More Information? MORE INFO GET A QUOTE

Impulse wire sealing technology has been, and still is, the most popular method for sealing the majority of commercially available shrink films. It is cost effective and works well for manual and semi-automatic operations. ILS Impulse Wire L-Bar Sealers Belco L-Sealers feature a welded tubular steel frame and sealing head design to maintain perfect alignment during the sealing process. This unique construction is superior to conventional assemblies that are simply bolted together. This manufacturing process provides consistently strong seals, long machine life and years of trouble-free performance. Belco Impulse Wire sealing technology employs a single Nichrome wire to create the front seal and side seals around your package. During the Sealing Cycle, the wire temperature is controlled by the Seal Wire Heat Adjust for a fixed amount of time which is regulated by the Impulse Timer. A Sealing Wire Sensor monitors the heat buildup in the wire so overheating and wire breakage during the sealing cycle is prevented. For the larger sealers and custom sizes, individual Seal Wire Heat Adjust controls for the front seal and side seal are used. An Impulse/Constant Heat switch allows the operator to choose which sealing method is best for the particular film being sealed. Belco L-Sealers come in a variety of sizes and styles to help you package your product in a quick and efficient manner. All film manufacturers require sealing machines to control the same three variables in order to make their film seal: Time. Temperature and Pressure. For 60 years. Belco L-Sealers have easily met and surpassed these demands while producing fast. clean. and repeatable seals. Available Models ILS2016 ILS2520 ILS3022 ILS4030 ILS5030 ILS5016 ILS8442 Optional Features: - Magna-Lock sealing system - Air operated sealing system - Product take-away conveyor - Powered film unwind - Inverting heads - Multi-perforator hole punches - Stainless steel construction Standard Features: - Welded tubular steel frame and sealing head (with a 5 year warranty) - Adjustable aluminum in-feed table with film opening horn - Independent seal wire heat adjust and impulse timer - Impulse or constant heat seal mode - Sealing wire sensor prevents overheating - Fused electrical protection - Reversible seal base rubber and Teflon: no tools or tape required - Adjustable Tilt Table/Conveyor - Heavy duty locking casters with leveling pads The sealing operation is safe, fast and reliable. Simply place your product into the centerfold of film, advance both film and product into the seal area and lower the sealing arm. Upon completion of the heat seal cycle, the arm will return to the up position, leaving your product fully wrapped. Download the Belco Industrial Brochure Want More Information on a HOT KNIFE machine? Click Here! You May Also Be Interested in These. . . 180 Conveyor Learn More 180 Conveyor Rotary Tables Learn More Rotary Tables ALS Learn More ALS Want More Information? MORE INFO GET A QUOTE