Vacuum Sealer Machine Vacuum Sealer with Vacuum Roll 11.0 x 198.6 inches (28 x 500 cm) -375 KPa Strong Degassing Force, Degassing Seal, Vacuum Sealer

The Ruruii brand manual impulse bag sealer was precisely what I needed. I had previously sealed packages only with a hot air gun, but the results were poor. Many bags had plastic overhanging, and I had to cut off any excess with scissors. This is more work. The result is that the packages were poorly packaged. The Ruruii bag sealer, however, has proven to be highly effective, ensuring a perfect seal every time and boosting my confidence in the quality of my packaging. This machine, the Ruruii brand manual impulse bag sealer, is the ultimate solution to all of the above. It boasts unique features that set it apart from other sealers. Let's delve into some of these features: • I like the blue color of the machine. • Its dimensions are: 15.7" (length) x 3" (width) x 6.93" (height). • It weighs 3.5 lb and is lightweight. • It doesn't require a warm-up time. Before connecting it to the power supply, set the temperature as indicated in the instructions. I used it on mode three, and the job was perfect. • It's incredibly user-friendly. Place the bag over the original seal and hold the handle for 2-3.5 seconds for an optimal seal. I discovered that I can easily tear away the excess plastic, leaving a perfect seal. In conclusion, the 12-inch impulse sealing machine for plastic bags has exceeded all my expectations. It has not only solved all my previous delays and inconveniences but also saved me a significant amount of time. Sealing plastic bags is now a quick and efficient task, allowing me to be more productive. I no longer waste bags on poorly sealed ones, making it a cost-effective solution. Based on my pleasant experience, I recommend this fantastic sealing machine from Runruii and rate this review 5/5.

No Support number has been provided. The company has hardly any presence on google. I found contact detail but the owner refused to replace. I purchased it but the product does not work. Faulty product supplied. Also its chinese product is available on INDUSTRY Buying website at cheaper rate. I contacted amazon even they did not help.

Recently bought this to seal Mylar bags to ship baked goods from Canada to the states. The seal works great, no weird smell and it seals in seconds. I got the 12 inch one. It was very easy to use. Just plug in and set the dial. Bag was kept sealed throughout the whole trip.

i bought this in march end and its just been barely two months it stopped working. pathetic quality. not recommended

I store a lot of food in my freezer, whether meats I've sous-vided, veggies I've frozen, or even things like croissants and such. I vaccum-seal them all in standard sous vide bags, so that I don't ever have to worry about freezer burn -- it doesn't matter whether I reheat that croissant in the toaster oven 5 days later or 10 months later. But I generally want to reheat just a single portion -- a single steak, a pair of chicken thighs, a single croissant. But using my vacuum sealer to vacuum and seal both sides of each individual steak, each individual croissant, takes forever. So I do them in a long row -- a single long bag with 5 steaks spaced out, or 8 croissants spaced out. I seal them at once, then I use this to create seals *in the middle* of the bag, in between each individual item. This way I can cut open the end or cut off a single pouch and reheat a single portion without breaking the seal on all of them, and I don't have to use my vacuum sealer again to re-seal the rest. This works great for that. It does exactly what I want. I was worried because I saw a lot of negative reviews about it not making a good seal, not making a consistent seal (better towards the hinge), or the bottom of the unit melting or something. In terms of making a good seal: you have to figure out the right number to use and hold it down long enough. E.g. my sous vide bags don't get a consistent seal on #2, but on #4 it's perfect. The light stays on for only about a second and that doesn't produce a good seal, but holding it down for 6 seconds produces a perfect seal. If you're not getting a good seal, increase the number and/or hold it down longer. In terms of consistency: there is no difference in the seal closer to the hinge or further away. But it does make contact close to the hinge first, so I have to guess this is people closing it and opening it slowly, and not holding it down for long enough in between. In terms of melting: I'm only use this to make 15 or 20 seals at a time. Nothing is getting hot or melting on the bottom, it's fine. I can't speak to whether you could use this to seal 1,000 packages in a row over the course of an hour though. Obviously at some point it might overheat, and I don't see any indication of a safety mechanism to automatically shut off once it gets above a certain temperature. So it works perfectly for me. My two main complaints are: 1) The packaging is impossible to open, because they glue-gun the cardboard box shut, and the cardboard is extremely thick and heavy-duty. You basically have to destroy the box to open it which means a return would be an ugly thing. 2) This thing is super ugly. It definitely looks like it belongs in a factory, and not an office or kitchen. I don't know why nobody manufactures an attractive version of this? DOTPRO sells an 8 inch one that's vastly more attractive, but sadly not a 12 inch one like this. But this does the job and it's inexpensive, so it works. Even though it's ugly, I'll still give it 5 stars since it's obvious from the photos that it's ugly. I knew what I was getting.