12 Inch Impulse Heat Sealer - Manual Poly Bag Sealer Machine for Plastic PE PP Bags - Extra Replace Element Grip (Beige)

Great sealer. I made some “chicharrones” and seal the bags with the sealer. Easy to use and seals fast in seconds approximately 4 seconds for each bag. Love it. It’s a great investment for the upcoming parties for the kids.

I used this sealer to seal freeze pops and it worked wonderfully. The light tells you when to release the lever and I was able to successfully seal 300 pops. As directed, start at a low temp and work your way up if need be but for most plastics, level 2-3 will work. It doesn’t take much time to heat up and it’s not hot to the touch. Each seal took 1-2 seconds, and it worked well with liquids! The seller was very prompt with answering a question as well.

This sealer is ideal; it fully seals bags quickly and easily. The sealer is ready the moment it is plugged in. There is no warm up. Also, within seconds of being used, it is cool enough to store. Using it is simple. Just lay the bag, gently press down the arm, hold a few seconds, and lift. It will seal any type of plastic bag whether it is the a vacuum seal bag, ziplock, chips bag, or whatever.

The instructions barely tell you how to use it. They give extra parts, but it's not clear how to replace them when needed. Other than that, it works OK. At first, it took me a couple tries to get the amount of pressure right - for it to seal all the way and not just on the ends.

Works well. Speeds up my packing time. I love it

I was worried at first because it was plastic, but this is great! It is lightweight so easy to store somewhere and bring out when you need to. Very good price!! Takes some practice with the temp and the type of bag you are using but once you get it set it is quick and easy to use! Have used this for over 100s of cookies.

Well worth the money!

This product works but does not apply even pressure and heats the closest point first causing it to burn thru the plastic meal bags, The other problem is the heat strip is thin so it doesn't cover a wide enough area to make a good bond.