ARPAC LLC: ARPAC LLC: Automatic L-bar Sealer

The ARPAC-Hanagata L18 automatic L-bar Sealer offers you the latest in shrink packaging technology, featuring a rugged design that provides fast user friendly operation at speeds up to 40 packages per minute.

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May 31, 2005

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The L18 and L26 is perfect for contract packaging and other environments where quick changeovers are a necessity.

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