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Measure the widest point you actually seal
Measure along the seal path with the bag positioned as it will be used. For example, a 720 mm closure can be considered for the 750HI if it fits the usable sealing area with adequate handling clearance. A nominally wide bag may need a different bar after you include end folds or fixture clearance.
Plan support across the whole bar
Support the loaded package independently of the jaws. A sagging pack can pull a wrinkle into the closure or make one end hard to align. Try the package at the intended bench height and check the operator can position the ends without dragging material through the sealing zone.
Choose a different geometry when appropriate
If the package will not sit on a bench or a long straight bar cannot reach the seam, evaluate whether a rotary tool can follow the seam instead. If it cannot, the correct shortlist may be no standard machine. Do not overlap short seals in production until continuity at the junction has been checked.
- • Test both ends and the center of a full-width seam
- • Check any fold separately from the flat area
- • Specify whether the entire seam must be made in one operation
FABLE models to compare
HI Series · Long-Length Hand Sealers · Specification sheet (PDF)
PFS Series · Hand Impulse 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
When to Use a Hand Rotary Sealer for Bulky 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.