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Key benefits of ultrasonic sealing include: the ability to seal through contaminated surfaces such as liquids, powders or fibers, providing hermetic seals resulting in fewer leaks and lowering the cost of goods return, packaging material costs savings, shorter sealing and hot tack times provide potential increase in production line speeds and increased product quality as less heat is introduced into your package.
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