Does the 16" sealer have a round or flat wire? If a flat wire comes with the unit, does it support a round wire and do you sell a round wire so it can be switched out?
1866141
I purchased the Easyway 16" heat sealer and am very happy with it. It has a wire installed and a spare wire and cover. Both wires are flat but I don't know if a round wire would work or if it is even available. Hope this helps
844274
I have been perfectly satisfied with the saver I got. Recommend you check to see if the threads on the one you are looking at are thick and will last. Also, make sure the seal ring(s) are replaceable.
499621
I didn't have that particular problem, but I thought the wire was a very poor design for a sealing unit. Also, the bags are way too thin not to be melted and perforated by a hot wire. Sorry I can't help with your problem.
1234793
How thick is your line? It will take .080 - .155 dia. line. If .155 dia it has to be round.
345168
it is a wide flat cord, but not ultra thin or flattened. while it runs along the floor and wall better than a round cord, it still needs to be fastened/secured to ensure its not a tripping hazard or conspicuous. i have mine running flat behind a bookshelf and along the floor where the wall and floor meet and it conforms fairly well. I hope that helps!
2052170
I don't know.. I'm so sorry.. I don't have the jar sealer and I didn't save the box or instructions for this product. I would suggest doing a google search on this particar model. I can tell you though that I'm satisfied with the ease of operation but only semi satisfied with the suction of the item.. It seems it could have taken out more air.. Maybe slightly underpowered, but the price reflects it.
1366218
HiThe winder is designed for regular hose and that is the type that I use. It has an apparatus that actually moves back and forth across the hose drum as the drum rotates winding up the hose evenly across the drum. I expect that a flat hose will be rolled on the drum as a round one would but the capacity probably will be greater. The only problem I would expect to see would be keeping the hose from rotating as it is rolled up.Good luck with this one.
2274422
It must be horizontal or the seals will go bad. It's a great unit for the money.
237599
It's not a flat plug. I have those bubble type covers on my outdoor outlets and it barely closes. I think 2", as another user mentioned, is about right.
720706
No. From what i can see on the handheld sealing system it cannot be used unless the flat sealer can be removed to reveal a nozzle. The round units need the nozzle to be inserted into the opening. My sealing system has all three systems. Standard seal a meal bags, nozzle, and flat zippered type bags.
1918325
I'm not an expert. I did give this thing a low star rating, and a B&D; representative contacted me. Maybe if you do the same, someone from B&D; will contact you. Or try their website. I'm still pretty frustrated with this thing. I bought some bulk line and wound the existing spool, and it's semi-functional. Good luck.
808268
Yes it will. I have both the regular and wide mouth jar sealers and have sealed with each one using the tube that comes with each one. Just attach the tube in the vacuum sealer port and the other end to your jar sealer and turn on!
717451
Not sure I totally understand your question, but yes this unit works with only two wires. I had a flat mount unit before and I replaced it with this unit but I had to drill out the wall behind it because this unit does extend into the wall about 1/2 inch, maybe more to accomodate the wires. Hope this helps.
207198
As you, have burned up several sealers- but have found this one to be the best so far. Can run continuously, with occasional cooling down of the sealing strip. So far happy with this one. Hope you are as satisfied with yours as I am with mine.
692737
Tim, The Tilia Foodsaver replacement hose does work with the wide mouth jar sealer.
1086025
Well, the way a dripline usually works is, this tubing connects into a bigger, sturdier tube with a plug, they tend to leak a little at the connection. The 1/4" tube is only supposed to run a certain length, forget which, for the drippers in between to still have enough preasure to put out, i mainly use inline drippers.There are connectors to splice 1/4" tubing together, even T connectors, but I don't know about burying it. I take it down and store it in my shed in the winter.
361269
I initially purchased the 2-2/3" version and I was unable to get a 16-gauge 25' extension cord to plug in while also having the door closed. I had it bent in there to the point where I assumed I was going to break the wire inside the cord if I put any further pressure on it.