Heat Sealing Applications

High temperature films are used for cooking and packaging, while Teflon® coatings have been used on cookware for decades.

Thermoformed fluoropolymers are used for mold liners in “sticky” situations.

Thermal operating range can extend from cryogenic storage systems of cord blood and tissue, to high temperature food processing and laser welding masks.

Custom Bags fabricated from high performance inert films replace large, bulky stainless bioreactors. Downtime and cross contamination between batches are reduced, because of their low cost, numerous systems can be set up simultaneously.

Many two part epoxies and other chemistries are stored, mixed, and cured in fluoropolymer bags, proving clean, easy, and cost effective solutions for the end users.

High performance materials are used to protect EPDM rubber in the chlor alkali marketplace, extending the lifespan of gaskets and reducing downtime.

As Global warming threatens our planet, more and more research facilities devoted to the study of climate change use simulation chambers (Sometimes known as smog chambers) heat sealed from FEP and PFA films to create a controlled environment in which to perform research. Engineers at Ingeniven designed the very first smog chamber used by Carneige Mellon University almost 20 years ago. Since that time they have helped dozens of researches from all over the globe design and produce simulation chambers ranging from small desktop enclosures to huge chambers that are a “walk in” laboratory.

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Escape hoods heat sealed from high performance films are used by the military, first responders, pilots, passengers, and homeowners when evacuating a hazardous environment. Often times this means the difference between life and death. We have over 20 years of experience in sealing high performance films for escape hoods.