Fischbein Saxon - 2013 Fischbein Saxon SR1000

• Sealing multi-wall paper bags, typically for products like animal feed, chemicals, and building materials.
• Closing sacks containing powders, granules, and other dry bulk goods.
• Used in production lines requiring hermetic seals to protect contents from moisture and contamination.
• Packaging operations in the agricultural, food processing (non-food contact parts), and industrial sectors.

Sealing mechanism

Radiant heat, commonly used for creating strong, sift-proof seals on various bag materials.

Bag material suitability

Typically suitable for multi-wall paper bags with thermoplastic inner liners, or laminated woven polypropylene bags.

Throughput

For this class of equipment, throughput can vary significantly but is generally designed for continuous operation in a production line.

Power supply

Commonly requires a 3-phase industrial power supply, with voltage specific to the unit's original configuration. Buyers should confirm exact requirements with the seller.

Integration

Often integrated into existing bagging lines, positioned after the filling and weighing stages.

Controls

Typically features temperature control for the radiant heat elements and variable speed control for the bag transport.

• What type of bags can this unit seal?

  The Fischbein Saxon SR1000, being a radiant heat sealer, is primarily designed for sealing multi-wall paper bags with thermoplastic inner liners, and certain laminated woven polypropylene bags. Buyers should verify their specific bag materials with the seller.

• What maintenance is typically required for a radiant heat sealer?

• Can this machine be integrated into an existing bagging line?

• What are the typical power requirements for an SR1000?

• Is this unit suitable for food contact applications?

Dry block heaters are valued in laboratory and biotech settings for reliable, uniform sample heating. Buyers typically appreciate their compact design, precise temperature control, and ease of use. When purchasing used units, checking calibration accuracy, element functionality, and power cord condition remains important. Industry sentiment favours models with consistent performance records and minimal maintenance history. Common strengths include rapid heat-up times, good temperature stability, and compatibility with standard microtubes and vials. Corrosion resistance in the heating block surface is often considered desirable for longevity.

General overview for this equipment type