Automatic L sealer machines
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Continuous shrink wrapping lines
A side seal shrink wrapping machine is considered when production needs continuous sealing rather than a conventional L-seal cycle. It can be useful for longer products, higher output or lines where a continuous longitudinal seal is better suited to the pack format.

Continuous sealing can support higher throughput, but only if product spacing, infeed timing and tunnel capacity are specified correctly. The bottleneck may be upstream handling rather than the sealer itself.
Before choosing side sealing, compare the product size range, film width, packs per minute and required finish against an automatic L sealer route.
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 is a shrink wrapping machine that creates a continuous side seal before the pack enters a heat tunnel.
Not always. Side sealers suit some continuous applications, while L sealers remain suitable for many cartons and retail packs.
Yes. The sealer creates the film wrap and seal, while the tunnel shrinks the film to the final finish.
Related pages
Use these related pages to choose the correct L sealer, chamber sealer, sleeve sealer or heat tunnel route.
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Related guidance for comparing shrink wrapping machinery, film, output and installation requirements.