Import Heat-Sealing & Cold-Cutting Bag-Making Machine — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Australia

The machine combines heat‑sealing and cold‑cutting functions in a single production line, allowing manufacturers to produce sealed bags and to cut them without heat damage. It is built with industrial‑grade materials and features a user‑friendly control panel that reduces operator training time. The supplier lists ISO and CE certifications, indicating compliance with common safety and quality standards for packaging machinery. The equipment is promoted for use in shopping‑bag, garbage‑bag and custom‑packaging production.

Typical bag‑making machines of this class operate on a 380 V, 50 Hz three‑phase power supply and use stainless‑steel cutting blades for cold cutting. Sealing temperatures usually range between 120 °C and 200 °C, while production speeds can reach 100‑150 bags per minute, depending on material thickness. The dual‑function design helps reduce floor space and labour costs compared with separate sealing and cutting units. The supplier mentions flexible minimum order quantities to accommodate both small‑scale and large‑scale producers.

Shipping options include FOB and CIF, and the supplier is based in Pymble, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. While the exact lead time is not disclosed, buyers should request a production schedule that aligns with their project timeline. Payment methods such as L/C, T/T and other standard terms are available, giving importers the ability to choose a secure transaction method. Prospective purchasers are advised to obtain detailed technical drawings and certification copies before finalising the order.

Flyingyang Pty. Ltd. is situated at Unit 703, 3‑5 Clydesdale Place, Pymble, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The company is catalogued as an imported supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating a basic level of verification on the platform. The profile shows a response rate of 0.00 and an average response time of 0 hours, meaning that the supplier has not yet responded to marketplace inquiries.

The listing does not disclose the company’s founding year, employee count or annual turnover, and no client references are provided. Importers should therefore request corporate documents such as a business registration certificate and recent financial statements to evaluate the supplier’s operational stability before committing to a purchase.