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Ask for the inner coating, not the outside finish
An outside kraft texture, printed finish or milk-powder application does not establish the closure mechanism. Ask the supplier whether the two inside surfaces form a thermal seal and request its recommended trial conditions. Some bags need an adhesive strip, stitch or another closure rather than heat bonding.
Shortlist only after the material is identified
For a verified heat-sealable lining on a manageable flat mouth, compare FDR and FKR by their band width, usable jaw length and handling. The paper laminate may crease or delaminate before a useful bond is formed, so a model recommendation without a sample remains provisional.
Inspect the inside and outside after cooling
Open a cooled trial seam to distinguish a bonded lining from paper that merely looks pressed flat. Check for scorch, coating transfer and separation of laminate layers. Use the intended filled package and its application requirements before accepting the process. This is a selection guide, not a claim of food-contact approval.
- • Coating or liner specification
- • Bag mouth width and number of layers at side folds
- • Appearance and bond criteria after cooling
FABLE models to compare
FDR Series · Handheld Jaw Sealers · Specification sheet (PDF)
FKR Series · Handheld Heat Sealers · Specification sheet (PDF)
Technical references
Machine dimensions and formats refer to FABLE specifications. These references describe testing principles, not certification of any FABLE machine or packaging process.
Related sealing guides
Choosing a Heat Sealer for Foil Laminate Bags
Discuss your bag and application
Send the material, seam dimensions, expected quantity and destination power supply so we can review the shortlist with you.