210AP Sealing Machine with Date Stamp Printing Making Sealing Machine Production Line

A semi-automatic electric sealing machine designed to seal stand-up pouches, bags, films and foils, with an integrated date-code (stamp) printing feature for package tracking.

Designed primarily for plastic materials: stand-up pouches, bags, films and foils commonly used in food, beverage, chemical, apparel and hardware packaging.

The machine includes a date-coding/printing mechanism that applies production or expiry dates onto packages during the sealing cycle; date format and placement are configurable through the machine controls or by the supplier during setup.

Standard sealing width is 10 mm. Sealing width can be customized to other sizes—contact the supplier to request a different width.

Maximum bag size is 320 × 260 × 0.12 mm (length × width × thickness).

The temperature is adjustable from 0 to 280°C, allowing tuning for thin films, thicker plastics or foil laminates. Always run material-specific tests to determine optimal settings.

Standard electrical requirement is 220 V, 50–60 Hz. Motor specification is 24 V / 120 W / 18 K. If your facility uses a different voltage, a suitable transformer or electrical modification may be required.

No — it is semi-automatic. An operator typically places the package on the conveyor or sealing area and the machine performs the sealing and date printing cycle automatically.

Overall dimensions are 1100 × 460 × 1060 mm (L × W × H). The conveyor table size is 1100 × 210 mm.

The conveyor has a maximum load capacity of 10 kg.

The machine can be positioned inline with upstream and downstream conveyors. For synchronized operation or higher automation levels, discuss electrical and mechanical integration, conveyor height and control-signal requirements with the supplier.

Regularly clean sealing jaws and the date-stamp area, check and tighten fasteners, inspect heating elements and electrical connections, and replace worn sealing strips or stamps as needed. Always disconnect power before maintenance.

Typical protections include an intelligent temperature control system to prevent overheating, guarded moving parts, and a robust carbon-steel frame. Operators should follow lockout/tagout and wear appropriate PPE.

Yes — spare parts (sealing strips, heating elements, stamp components, etc.) and technical support are generally available through the manufacturer or authorized dealers; contact your supplier for availability, lead times and part numbers.

Yes — common customizations include alternative sealing widths, different date-code formats/locations, conveyor modifications or electrical variants. Contact the supplier with your specifications for a custom quote.