Cut-off and cross-seal
The knife cuts the film and the jaws seal the ends of the pack in the same stroke. Knife and anvil are supplied as a matched set so the cut stays clean.
- Industrial knives
- Anvil knives
- Sealing jaws
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Florida, United States
SBR tooling runs on packaging lines across food, hygiene, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, paper products, civil construction and machine building. On every one of them the job is the same: cut the film cleanly and close the seal.
Industries
The tooling is the same across these sectors. What changes is the film and the pack.
Snacks, bakery, confectionery
Dry and semi-moist
Wipes, soaps, detergents
Creams, lotions, sachets
Sachets, pouches, blisters
Tissue, napkins, wipes
Cement, mortar and building-material bags
Industrial machinery and equipment
Where the tools run
Each tool covers a station on the packaging line. If you can tell us the station and the machine, we can quote the part.
The knife cuts the film and the jaws seal the ends of the pack in the same stroke. Knife and anvil are supplied as a matched set so the cut stays clean.
The longitudinal seal that runs down the length of the pack. Sealing faces are ground to the seal width and profile your film needs.
Pull rollers grip the film and feed it at a steady tension. Surface pattern and hardness are matched to the film.
On vertical baggers, the fin wheel forms the tube the product drops into. The profile is made to the film and the package.
Serrated and zigzag edges start a tear where the consumer needs it, without cutting through the pack.
Retail hang holes cut clean through the film or laminate, matched to the die on the machine.
Machines
From candy wrappers to stand-up pouch machines, the tooling is made to suit your machine. Tell us the make and model and we will match the part.

Send a drawing or a photo of the part, with the station it runs on.