Packing Tape Machine

Taping Equipment, Semi & Automatic Case Taping Machines

April 30, 2016 – 01:40 pm

Our leading uniform carton sealer, this Little David ABAL sealer is a reliable machine, sure to keep your company's packaging line running for years to come.

List Price$10, 100.00

PTI Price$9, 579.00

This random carton sealer is pneumatically powered and can self adjust to any sized incoming cartons. Certainly a needed piece of taping equipment for high volume packaging lines.

This T-Rail packing station, built by Little David is a great machine to start out your packaging line. Able to erect and bottom seal a carton, this machine will save you time labor costs.

List Price$3, 050.00

PTI Price$2, 795.00

Priced to be affordable for even the most modest warehouses, this Eagle T-100 uniform carton sealer comes standard with over 0 of accessories.

List Price, 293.60

PTI Price, 783.00

Our large box carton sealer can handle larger sized boxes than most uniform carton sealers. The side belt drive is sure to hold your oversized cartons steady as they're sealed.

List Price$15, 950.00

PTI Price$15, 140.00

A must have sealer for fully automating your packaging line. Best Pack builds a quad drive version of this machine as well, the .

List Price$812.00

PTI Price$725.00

Designed for workstations with multiple employees this machine will create a consistent section of tape, and always have it ready.

Source: www.packagingtapeinc.com

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**If you have an analog (VHS) camcorder…
You need an analog converter, either internal card or external such as the dazzle. It's very easy to use and come with good software. You would hook your analog VHS camera or VCR to the analog converter, the dazzle and then hook the dazzle to your PC. The dazzle cost around 85.00 , but worth the money if you have a lot of VHS to tapes to convert.
**Please Note There is no 8mm or Hi 8 to VHS Adapter that currently exsists. This type of VHS Adapter only exsists with VHS-C tape

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I believe your mac has a IEEE 1394b Firewire 800 port check to see. if it does then you only need a cable something like this
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simply plug the cable into your computer and camera turn the camera on and select play/edit open your editing software and go to capture, that is only capture in the highest possible format.
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