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PackworldUSA launches PW5500 Series heat sealer for medical device packaging

PackworldUSA, a leading manufacturer of precision heat sealing equipment, has announced the PW5500 Series heat sealer for medical device packaging. Recommended for clean room and production floor use says the company, the PW5500 Series is designed for full width bag, pouch, or web heat sealing. Curr

PackworldUSA launches PW5500 Series heat sealer for medical device packaging
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PackworldUSA, a leading manufacturer of precision heat sealing equipment, has announced the PW5500 Series heat sealer for medical device packaging.

Recommended for clean room and production floor use says the company, the PW5500 Series is designed for full width bag, pouch, or web heat sealing. Current available models include the PW5536, PW5548, PW5560, and PW5572, with seal lengths ranging from 36 to 72 inches and seal widths from 2 to 12 mm.

The company says the 5500 Series is designed to meet the needs of a range of applications, from delicate medical supplies to bulky industrial products. The equipment enables customisable cycles that provide the flexibility to create seals for any product according to PackworldUSA An additional optional automatic knife trimming feature is also available, helping to reduce packaging bulk .

At the core of the 5500 Series is the TOSS PIREG Variable Resistance Control. This technology eliminates the need for thermocouples.

With features like recipe storage, a resettable seal counter, and real-time graphical displays, the 5500 Series is designed to maximise efficiency and minimise downtime according to the company.

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