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- verb transitive To
enclose (something) inplastic wrapping and make anairtight seal by applying heat tofuse the edges of the wrapping together.
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It also offers advantages for packing and converting such as inherent deadfold and anti-static properties, high gloss and transparency, resistance to grease and oil, good barrier to gases and aromas, print receptive surface and a wide heat-seal range.
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It also offers advantages for packing and converting such as inherent deadfold and anti-static properties, high gloss and transparency, resistance to grease and oil, good barrier to gases and aromas, print receptive surface and a wide heat-seal range.
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And if it's nylon-type mesh, I should be able to heat-seal the edges, if I'm careful - Thanks!
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It also offers advantages for packing and converting such as inherent deadfold and anti-static properties, high gloss and transparency, resistance to grease and oil, good barrier to gases and aromas, print receptive surface and a wide heat-seal range.
biodegradable 2009
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It also offers advantages for packing and converting such as inherent deadfold and anti-static properties, high gloss and transparency, resistance to grease and oil, good barrier to gases and aromas, print receptive surface and a wide heat-seal range.
packaging 2009
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The Amcor NaturePlus heat-seal Materbi film is manufactured from renewable materials and is fully compostable.
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The Amcor NaturePlus heat-seal Materbi film is manufactured from renewable materials and is fully compostable.
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It was also soon rendered obsolete for its original purpose, as a process to heat-seal cellophane packaging debuted.
Sticky Stuff 2008
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I also sympathize with the hot dish on a hot day issue - I once made pita bread on the hottest day of the year, using a gas stove that had a crappy heat-seal.
Chicken and Dumplings ( Cook's Illustrated) Randi 2006
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It was delicate work, because—working entirely by touch—he had to hold the pieces of his traumatized face together and heat-seal them, while at the same time keeping his fingers out of the way of the laser itself.
Star Trek® New Frontier Peter David 1997
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