PAITEC USA

At PaitecUSA, we also offer industry leading "inline" pressure seal machines which connect directly to the back of select Hewlett-Packard and other brand laser printers so there is no loading of forms necessary on the pressure seal machine which maximizes total processing speed. Our IM4000 and IM9500 pressure seal machines also exclusively feature specially designed interface units to properly receive the printed documents, sense double feeds such as two confidential checks or forms erroneously feeding at the same time and divert them if necessary, and utilize innovative static reduction technology to ensure a smooth path from the printer to our machine. And inline machine eliminate curled forms since they documents go directly into the pressure sealing machine before the documents cool and possibly warp. Are There Any Important Processing Features Which I Should Consider In Purchasing A Pressure Sealing Machine? There are a number of helpful processing features which are available on pressure sealing machines today. These features include anti-jam technologies which automatically sense misfeeds and either stop the machine or automatically reverse out the documents. Another popular feature is double-detect monitoring which automatically senses the thickness of the document being fed to detect probable double feeds and will either divert the double feeds to a special holding tray, will self-correct and re-feed, or will stop the machine. We are proud that virtually all of our Paitec USA pressure sealing machine include one or both of these features. And most of our machines also include an innovative manual feed slot for those pressure seal forms which are already folded and only need to be sealed. Lastly, Paitec USA has recently introduced angled feed technology to its ES2000 and IM9500 which uniquely seals the documents with angled rollers to maximize sealing pressure. Why is pressure seal glue called "co-hesive" and not adhesive? A "co-hesive" is actually a two part process which involves a dry compound ...