Value Collection AIE-400P Thermal Impulse Sealer 750W 16 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION AIE-400P is a table top thermal impulse sealer designed for sealing polyethylene, polypropylene, and similar thermoplastic film up to 6 mil thick and 16 inches wide. Running on 110 volts and drawing 750 watts, it delivers consistent heat-pulse seals without a continuously heated element, which reduces film distortion and energy draw between cycles. This unit sits on a bench or work table and is sized for light industrial, packaging, and distribution environments. HVAC, electrical, and general supply distributors commonly use impulse sealers to package components, hardware, and spare parts. The sealer is operated by pressing the arm down to trigger the heating cycle.

This sealer is suited for packaging lines, parts rooms, and light manufacturing where consistent bag or pouch seals are needed repeatedly throughout a shift. It handles standard poly bags and tubing up to 16 inches wide and up to 6 mil in combined wall thickness. The 110-volt single-phase power requirement means it plugs into a standard outlet without dedicated circuitry, making it practical for parts counters, supply houses, and small distribution operations.

Key Features

• Impulse-style heating element activates only during the seal cycle, reducing energy use and minimizing film burn risk
• Accepts film up to 16 inches wide and up to 6 mil thick
• 750-watt heating output for reliable seals across common thermoplastic films
• 110-volt operation connects to standard single-phase outlets
• Table top footprint fits bench, counter, or parts-room workstations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use table top impulse sealer for standard polyethylene and polypropylene bag sealing applications requiring up to a 16-inch seal width.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by placing the unit on a stable, level work surface and connecting to a grounded 110-volt outlet rated for the load. No hardwired connection is required for standard configurations. Before replacing the heating element or Teflon tape, disconnect power completely and allow the element to cool. Follow applicable electrical codes when selecting the outlet and circuit for the unit.