Semi-auto Plastic Cup Film Sealer Heat Sealing Packing Machine K Cup Coffee Packaging Machine

The Semi-auto Plastic Cup Film Sealer is designed to heat-seal lids/films onto plastic or paper cups and small containers. It is commonly used for K-Cup coffee, food and beverage cups, chemical samples, and similar small-package commodities for small- and medium-sized businesses.

No. It is a semi-automatic machine: operators load cups/containers and film manually while the machine performs the film positioning and heat-sealing cycles.

It uses heat-sealing technology to create strong, airtight seals between the lid film and the cup/container.

The machine supports heat-sealable plastics and coated paper films for lids, and can seal plastic or paper cups/containers. For best results, use films recommended by the supplier that are compatible with heat sealing.

It is suitable for standard cups and small containers such as K-Cup coffee pods, beverage and food cups, and certain chemical sample containers. Confirm compatibility for unusual shapes or nonstandard sizes with the supplier.

The speed is 10–30 bags (sealed cups)/minute per lane. Total throughput = (speed per lane) × (number of lanes configured). The machine supports multi-lane packing—contact the supplier for available lane configurations.

Machine dimensions are 600 × 760 × 1550 mm (L × W × H) and the machine weight is approximately 200 kg. Allow additional clearance space for operation, loading/unloading, and maintenance.

Rated for 220 V, 50–60 Hz electrical supply. Confirm local electrical standards and whether a dedicated circuit or specific plug is required.

It supports bag (or lid) width from 16 to 90 mm and bag length from 40 to 165 mm. Fill (measuring) range for product dosing is 1–30 g.

The specified measuring range is 1–30 g. Fill accuracy depends on the chosen dosing system and product characteristics; contact the supplier for expected tolerances and calibration procedures for your product.

The machine is designed for easy operation with a simple interface. Basic operator training is recommended—loading, film threading, parameter setting, routine cleaning, and safety procedures. Online support and training are available from the manufacturer or vendor.

Regular tasks include daily cleaning of contact and sealing areas, weekly inspection of heat elements, seals and sensors, periodic lubrication of moving parts per the manual, and replacing worn sealing elements or silicone pads as needed.

Common consumables and spare parts (heating elements, silicone sealing pads, film roll holders, sensors, belts) are typically available from the manufacturer or authorized dealers. Ask the supplier for a spare-parts list and lead times.

Follow the user manual and local safety regulations: disconnect power before maintenance, avoid contact with hot sealing elements, keep hands clear during operation, use protective gloves if required, and ensure emergency stop function is known and tested.

Contact the supplier or sales representative to request quotations, lead times, and customization (e.g., lane count or tooling changes). Ask for sample testing with your cups/films before purchase. Warranty terms and after-sales support vary by vendor—confirm warranty period, coverage, and available service plans when ordering.