Best Mylar bag/ dessicant place on web?
Is anyone using a clothes iron to seal mylar bags? Does it work well, hard to figure out, proper heat etc??? Thanks
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Best Mylar bag/ dessicant place on web?
Is anyone using a clothes iron to seal mylar bags? Does it work well, hard to figure out, proper heat etc??? Thanks
http://vackpak.com/MylarDesiccant.html
The prices here are pretty good.
In the links page I like these guys. http://www.sorbentsystems.com/
I have used an iron for the large (5gal sized) bags. Heat/time depends on the thickness of the bag. :) If you get 18" or less width I will have a party soon.
I hope you may consider giving us a look at Discount Mylar Bags. When considering shipping, we are competitive or below most sellers on the net. If not, drop us a line and we'll beat any competitor's price on similar quantities.=)
/salesman off
Very nice site you have here! Sorry to pop in at random, but I try to keep up with preparedness folks on the net talking about food storage. My wife and I are modest preppers and shooters, though we only have one AR-15 in the family.=)
When using an iron to seal Mylar, our manufacturers recommend the wool setting for most bags between 3.5 and 5 mils. (Most bags from the survival prep sites will seal at between 275 and 350 degrees)
Thanks!
Well, I like the 1 gal bags with oxygen absorbers, its like a starter pack. Thanks
I have one of those Food Saver's, I wonder if that would seal Mylar?
How to seal mylar with a foodsaver:
http://www.survivalistboards.com/showthread.php?t=57739
As long as it is not too thick. Foodsaver sealers are just like any other but are non adjustable. If the link makes it adjustable then they will work.
I have a 12" rebuilt sealer with extras if someone wants it.
Drop me a PM. It will do 24" bags one side at a time.
Also understand that the non commercial sealers will go through the teflon/fiberglass covers quick.
Mylar party in a couple of weeks?