Automatic L sealer machines
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Machine comparison guide
The choice between an L sealer and a chamber sealer is one of the first decisions in a shrink wrapping project. Both can produce clean shrink packs, but they suit different volumes, layouts and pack size ranges.

A chamber sealer is compact and flexible, but output is limited by the chamber cycle and manual handling. An L sealer with a heat tunnel normally requires more space but can support a better production flow.
For a reliable recommendation, send product dimensions, photographs, required output, film preference, available floor space, power and compressed air details. Lancing UK can then check the correct machine aperture, heat tunnel size, conveyor layout and operator access before quoting.
FAQ
It depends on output and product. L sealers are usually better for higher throughput; chamber sealers are compact and useful for lower-volume varied work.
No. A chamber sealer normally seals and shrinks inside the same chamber.
Both can work. A chamber sealer suits smaller mixed batches; an L sealer suits repeat boxes and higher output.
Related pages
Use these related pages to choose the correct L sealer, chamber sealer, sleeve sealer or heat tunnel route.
Related guidance for comparing shrink wrapping machinery, film, output and installation requirements.
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Related guidance for comparing shrink wrapping machinery, film, output and installation requirements.
Related guidance for comparing shrink wrapping machinery, film, output and installation requirements.
Related guidance for comparing shrink wrapping machinery, film, output and installation requirements.