It is used to seal cans and bottles (made from plastic, paper or metal) for food, beverages, commodities and certain chemical products. The machine provides a strong, high-frequency seal to secure lids and closures.
The machine uses high-frequency sealing technology to create strong and reliable seals on compatible packaging materials.
No. It is semi-automatic. Operators manually load and unload containers while the machine performs the sealing cycles.
The typical sealing speed is 20–25 cans per minute, depending on operator efficiency and container size.
It is electric-driven and requires 220V, 50–60 Hz power input.
Compatible packaging materials include plastic, paper and metal. It is commonly used for aluminium tin cans and plastic bottles; compatibility with specific lid types should be confirmed.
The machine is designed to handle a range of small to medium cans and bottles, but exact size/shape limits depend on tooling and setup. Provide samples or detailed dimensions to the manufacturer for confirmation and any needed tooling adjustments.
It is suitable for most liquid products. For carbonated or pressurized beverages, specialized sealing methods or additional testing may be required—please consult the manufacturer before use with carbonated products.
One trained operator can typically run the machine, though production lines may use additional staff for feeding, inspection and packing to maintain the target throughput.
Overall machine dimensions are 560 × 450 × 1450 mm (L × W × H) and the weight is approximately 130 kg.
Routine maintenance includes daily cleaning of external surfaces, regular inspection of sealing heads/electrodes, checking electrical connections and fasteners, periodic replacement of wear parts and following the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule in the manual.
Always disconnect power before cleaning. Use food-safe cleaning agents and wipe surfaces with a damp cloth. Avoid spraying water on electrical components or the HF generator. Follow the manufacturer’s cleaning and sanitation guidelines.
Standard safety features include protective guards, emergency stop controls and interlocks. Operators should be trained in safe operation and follow local workplace safety regulations.
Yes. Spare parts, installation support and operator training are typically available—contact the supplier or manufacturer for details, parts lists and service options. The product comes with a machinery test report and outgoing inspection video.
Specific certifications (e.g., CE/ISO), warranty terms, lead time and shipping/packaging details vary by supplier and order. Please contact the seller or authorized distributor for current certificates, warranty policy, delivery time and pricing.
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