PVC Tube Sealer LPVT-T2011

Introduction

Tube Sealer has a vertical design and offers a rapid heat-sealing time of 0.5 to 2.0 seconds. It uses radio-frequency heat sealing to close tubes quickly and securely. This sealer is designed to be ultra-slim, so multiple units can be used side-by-side. Additionally, it supports a wide range of voltage, making it suitable to be used in various places. Our tube sealer is suitable for long-term use without causing any overheating and is widely used in various medical and laboratory settings.

This tube sealer is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Tube Sealer is used for securely sealing blood or fluid bags in hospitals, blood banks, and laboratories. It ensures sterile, leak-proof seals for safe storage and transport of biological samples.

Specifications

Heat Sealing Time	0.5 to 2.0 sec
Heat Sealing Tube Outer Diameter	2 to 6 mm
Indicator Light Colors	Red/blue
RF Frequency	40.68 MHz
Grounding Protection	Class I
Operating Temperature	0 to 40℃
Storage Temperature	- 20℃ to + 70℃
Spacing Adjustment	65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100 mm
Operating Power	250 W
Standby Power	100 W
Overall Power Supply	100 V to 120 V/ 220V to 240 V AC
Overall Dimension	336 × 65 × 173 mm
Net Weight	4.5 kg

Features

Triple heat dissipation

Continuous heat-sealing capability

Splash protect plate

Compact design

FAQs

1. What is a Tube Sealer used for?

Tube Sealer is mainly used for sealing plastic tubing, especially those made from polyvinyl chloride (). It is commonly used in hospitals, blood banks, laboratories, and pharmaceutical environments where there is a need to securely seal tubes that carry fluids or biological samples. The sealed ends ensure sterility and prevent any leakage or contamination during storage or transportation.

2. How does a Tube Sealer work?

Tube Sealer works by applying controlled heat and pressure to the plastic tube. This heat melts the inner layers of the tube and fuses them together, creating a tight and sterile seal. Some devices use radio-frequency (RF) heating while others may use resistive heating elements. The process is typically quick, often taking just a couple of seconds, and is designed to work without damaging the tube material.

3. Is preheating required before using it?

No, it doesn’t require preheating. It is designed for instant operation and this is a major convenience feature, allowing users to start sealing immediately after switching on the device. It also reduces downtime and improves overall workflow efficiency in busy environments.

4. Can the tube sealer be used for continuous operation?

Yes, our Tube Sealer is designed for continuous use and can handle multiple sealing operations without overheating. This is made possible through advanced heat dissipation systems such as built-in cooling fans or metal heat sinks. Continuous operation is especially important in settings like blood banks where high-volume sealing is often required.

5. What safety features does it have?

This tube sealer comes equipped with several safety features to protect the user and the sealer itself. It includes a splash protection plate to prevent accidental contact with hot parts, insulated housing to avoid electric shocks, built-in fuses to prevent electrical overloads, and indicator lights that show the operational status. These features make the device safer and more reliable in professional settings.