Heat station for a heat sealing system

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53379, 1565833, 219243, B65B 5112

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046414827

ABSTRACT:
The present invention includes at least one low mass flexible heat transfer member to which there is secured a plurality of electrical resistance paths, for each area of the material to be sealed during an excursion through the heat station. The electrical resistance paths are respectively connected to a power source, or power sources, to generate different quantities of heat respectively at different positions along the heat transfer member. The heat transfer member is flexible and is formed and disposed to push against sealable material to transfer heat thereto and cause said sealable material to be sealed.

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