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Old January 24th, 2008 Jan 24, 2008 7:03:20 PM -   #1 (permalink)
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Hello, I was wondering what equipment is needed to heat seal your bags?

If you don't know what I'm talking about, what I mean, is packaging your shirts in clear plastic bags. It looks really professional IMO.
 
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Default Re: Heat Sealing Bags

I use poly bags for my product (Not tees)and I have a heat sealer. Check out paper Mart out of Los Angeles.
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Default Re: Heat Sealing Bags

Uline has heat sealers, too, as well as bags, but they're WAY more expensive there.

Look on Ebay.

I believe that bags themselves are called Poly Tubing. It comes in a roll, and you cut it off the roll as you need it.
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Default Re: Heat Sealing Bags

For this application you'd be looking for an impulse heat sealer like the 8" one in the fourth link, but you'd need prolly a 16" sealer minimum.

Most of the others seem to be for laminating sheets of paper, etc.
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