VEVOR Manual Tea Cup Sealer Machine, 300-500 Cup/h Manual Boba Tea Sealer Machine, Orange, 90/95mm Cup Diameter Cup Sealing Machine with Heating Technology for Bubble Milk Tea

Im not been able to setup this product to work perfect but assume if the sealer that is to thick for the machine but for what i see so far it does want to work so my assumptions i believe are correct, fast delivery and product arrive as describe, thank you for the exchange and credit I really would love to do business on the future again with this seller, very honest and recommend him

I bought the machine because of the price. I shared the same results and frustration with many of the 1 star reviewers: melted cups (see first photo), and the film burning onto the upper mold (picture 3). I wasted about 20 different cups with 10 different sizes and materials, and finally, when I was about to return the machine, it worked. I hope the following info can help future fellow purchasers because unfortunately this is the only affordable machine for armature boba tea drinkers: Temperature: 165 degree; Cups (see picture 1): PP cups with flat lips and 90mm in diameter. My bear sealing film has words, so I was sure that during my trial & error period, the machine or the temperature, not the film installation, was the trouble maker. Also, unfortunately, all the cups sold on Amazon are with an enormous quantity (1000) or not specifying that they are for sealing machines so I bought my cups from a local boba tea restaurant.

I am the owner of a freeze dried candy business and was looking for a unique but efficient packaging. I saw another FD candy maker using a bubble/milk tea sealer and instantly I wanted one. Okay, fine I love bubble tea as well and the though of sealing my home made bubble tea helped the decision. Anyway I have only had a few bad/melted seals which were user error and I sealed a lot of cups yesterday without any issues. I want to give some tips to help you before you get started: First: make sure your cups are okay to use(I use 24oz 95mm PP cups) Second: Make sure you have your film the correct direction, you want the outside facing up towards the seal plate. Think of a roll of wrapping paper, pictures go up. I used clear film but it applies no matter the film. You do it upside down and you are going to have a bad time. Third: Temp, I use mine set at 170 Fourth: Since this is a manual unit...Press time, It doesn't take long to seal so if you hold too long the cup/film will melt. I personally press the handle down all the way, remove my hand and then put it back to pull up. This is just the way I time it so I hold it down just long enough to seal. You'll find your own counting method, lol.

went thru 20 cups trying to get this machine to work. First, you have to smash the cup down to fit into the rim. Second, the handle is so janky and hard to pull sometimes, and the machine smashed the cup down and just either burns the film or doesn't heat enough to make it stick at all. wasted my time

Busque videos para ver si yo era el problema de no usarla bien pero lo que me encontre es que la maquina no funciona trate de hacerlo a diferentes temperaturas y nunca pude tapar un baso mo recomendó este producto muy malo