Quick Pulse Heat (QPH) technology uses a rapid heat-and-cool cycle to create strong, hermetic seals at high production speeds.
During the sealing cycle, the jaws close on the packaging material before the heat is supplied to the seal bar which is precisely controlled to the required temperature by a dedicated temperature controller. Heat and pressure are applied evenly across the sealing surface for the specified dwell time, creating a fully fused seal.
Immediately the sealing bar is rapidly cooled by an integrated water-cooling system. This rapid cooling allows higher fusion temperatures to be used without overheating the material, helping maintain seal integrity during handling and downstream processing.
The complete heat, seal and cooling cycle takes only milliseconds, enabling fast production rates while maintaining consistent seal quality. QPH typically produces thin 1–1.5 mm seals, reducing film consumption without compromising package performance.
The patented blade-and-anvil design combines cutting and sealing in a single operation while minimising cleaning and maintenance. Precise temperature control also reduces film build-up on the sealing components, helping maximise uptime and process reliability.