Electrodes

Before the models were changed to comply with the new Product Liability Law, there were two types of electrodes: screw-on electrodes (for 2mm- and 5mm-wide single heaters) collectively referred to as “square-type electrodes,” and slip-in terminal electrodes (for 10 mm-wide single heaters, and dual heaters).

The new models in compliance with the Product Liability Law are collectively called “Type H electrodes,” and are used as a universal electrode in most of the general-purpose models, with some exceptions *(Note 1).

*(Note 1) The square-type electrodes continue to be used in large machines, the CA Series, fusing types with sealing length of 600mm, and cut heater specification models (5C and 10C).

1. Square-type electrode, screw-on type: Approximate height is 55mm. Screw is on top to secure the heating element. (Please see Figure ① on the left.)

Previously, this electrode was used in single-heater models, excluding the older model of 10mm-wide heaters.
Today, this electrode is used in cut-heater specification models.

2. Square-type electrode, slip-in terminal type: Approximate height is 55mm, and no screw is used. (Please see Figure ② on the left.)

This electrode was used in the older models of 10mm-wide single heaters and dual heaters.
Today, this electrode is used in Fi-600Y, the CA Series, and large machines.

3. Type H electrode: Approximate height is 30mm. (Please see Figure ③ on the left.)

This electrode was not used in the older models.(It was used in V-300 starting with the D-type for single heaters and B-type for dual heaters.)
Currently, most of Fuji Impulse sealer models use this type of electrode with the exception of P series, FS series, Fi-600Y, the machines with fusing type heating element and large-size models.

Electrodes