heat seal

A new heat seal process appears to have solved the problem.

Several standard test methods are available to measure the strength of heat seals.

The heat sealed the cook's hands to the roast and they began to melt.

As it passes through the vein, the heat seals the blood vessel shut.

He sat down again in the main cabin before he broke the heat seal.

He was learning how to think a little, though his eyeballs seemed to be heat sealing themselves in their sockets.

They can be securely heat sealed, making them difficult to open by hand to deter tampering.

The intense heat seals in the moisture and yields a crisp exterior.

"Heat seal breach in forty seconds," the computer said.

It is the fastest heat sealing technology available.

Equipment for dry mounting, heat sealing of photographs, etc.

The efficacy of heat seals is often detailed in governing specifications, contracts, and regulations.

Others use adhesive, pressure sensitive tape, labels, staples, or are heat sealed.

Avoid potential slippage during encapsulation - when possible, use ultrasonic or heat seals.

Most plastic bags are heat sealed together.

The bottom and sides are heated sealed together to form the pouch, and the product is loaded from the top.

Seeds are packaged in special four-ply packets and heat sealed to exclude moisture.

Sealing can be by adhesive, tapes, heat seals, etc.

With some plastic films, observation can be enhanced by using polarized light which highlights the birefringence of the heat seal.

Common applications for the heat sealing process:

Flat rollstock can be wrapped around a product, often with heat sealing to tack the film together.

Completed packages, however, involve heat seals, joints, and closures which often reduce the effective barrier of the package.

Part of the Knicks' problem was the way the Heat sealed off Ewing.

Liquid packages are normally heat sealed.

I could thrust them into the suit, break the heat seals, and let them fill the suit with temporary warmth.

A new heat seal process appears to have solved the problem.

Several standard test methods are available to measure the strength of heat seals.

The heat sealed the cook's hands to the roast and they began to melt.

As it passes through the vein, the heat seals the blood vessel shut.

He sat down again in the main cabin before he broke the heat seal.

He was learning how to think a little, though his eyeballs seemed to be heat sealing themselves in their sockets.

They can be securely heat sealed, making them difficult to open by hand to deter tampering.

The intense heat seals in the moisture and yields a crisp exterior.

"Heat seal breach in forty seconds," the computer said.

It is the fastest heat sealing technology available.

Equipment for dry mounting, heat sealing of photographs, etc.

The efficacy of heat seals is often detailed in governing specifications, contracts, and regulations.

Others use adhesive, pressure sensitive tape, labels, staples, or are heat sealed.

Avoid potential slippage during encapsulation - when possible, use ultrasonic or heat seals.

Most plastic bags are heat sealed together.

The bottom and sides are heated sealed together to form the pouch, and the product is loaded from the top.

Seeds are packaged in special four-ply packets and heat sealed to exclude moisture.

Sealing can be by adhesive, tapes, heat seals, etc.

With some plastic films, observation can be enhanced by using polarized light which highlights the birefringence of the heat seal.

Common applications for the heat sealing process:

Flat rollstock can be wrapped around a product, often with heat sealing to tack the film together.

Completed packages, however, involve heat seals, joints, and closures which often reduce the effective barrier of the package.

Part of the Knicks' problem was the way the Heat sealed off Ewing.

Liquid packages are normally heat sealed.

I could thrust them into the suit, break the heat seals, and let them fill the suit with temporary warmth.