16″ IMPULSE SEALER!
Create CUSTOM SIZE BAGS with this GREAT Heat Sealer!
Easyway heat sealers are reliable and yet economical. The product lines includes: Shrink Wrap System, Sealer with cutter, foot operated and bag closer. Great for home business (packaging and presentation can affect merchandise pricing greatly.) Seal food products. (Bake your own cookies and bag them nicely 🙂 It gives your customers the clean feel. Party favors. (No loose pieces of toys and candies everywhere. Pack them as if they are from the store) It will seal Cellophane, Poly-Ethylene (PE) plastic bag, Poly-Propylene (PP) bag. It will also work with the plastic produce bags in the supermarket. (Save those bags. Use them twice and save our resources and environment).
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I appreciate the demonstration, I’ve seen this product before but really needed to see it in use, thanks for all the hard work! 🙂
Hey Shawn,
I am glad that you liked the demo of the Easyway sealer! They are a GREAT PRODUCT to have and as you saw in the video work REALLY FAST! You are VERY WELCOME for the videos! THANK YOU for your comment!
Where did you purchase the sealer?
Hi there. I purchased the sealer on Amazon. You can find the same sealer on this page by clicking the “Learn More” button on the upper right hand side of it. Take Care -Rob
You mentioned that you’re using 75 gauge shrink wrap. (I noticed the ladies from howazon use 75 gauge film as well.) The amazon package and prep requirements page states that “the thickness of poly bags must be at least 1.5 mil” (which you most likely know because the poly bags you recommended are 2mil) When converting gauge to mil you multiply the gauge by 0.01. This results in your poly film only being .75 mil thick. To reach 1.5 mil, your shrink wrap would need to be 150 gauge. The higher the gauge number, the thicker the film is.
Although the page states those requirements on poly bags, it doesn’t say anything specific about shrink wrapped items (that I know of.) I have yet to find any requirements for shrink wrap, but id assume the same rules would apply. Ultimately what I’m asking is, have you had any problems with amazon from using 75 gauge thickness in the past? It’s a heck of a lot cheaper than the higher gauges. I’d use it any day over the thicker gauge if it’s acceptable. (It’d definitely be a more cost effective option)
Hi there!
Sorry that I didn’t see this message before right now! I have never had an issue with the shrink wrap…from either Amazon or customers! Thanks for the question and again, I apologize for not seeing this sooner!
Take Care,
Rob Anderson