SFM Sealing Fluid Powder Makes 55 Gallons - Replaces Pitney Bowes E-Z Seal and Quadient Sure Seal - SFMSFPowder55G

SFM Sealing Fluid Powder — Makes 55 Gallons

One packet. Fifty-five gallons. Just add water. Designed for industrial mailrooms, mailing service bureaus, and fulfillment centers running 30,000+ envelopes per month.

What You Get

• One pre-measured powder packet — makes exactly 55 gallons of sealing solution
• Professional-grade active ingredients: acid buffer, pharmaceutical-grade biocide, food-grade colorant
• Same performance as Pitney Bowes E-Z Seal 607-0 and all major OEM drum products
• Ships Priority Mail — no freight, no lift gate, no pallet, no advance scheduling
• Indefinite shelf life when stored dry — stock up freely

Where to Get Your Water

At 55 gallons, this is where the powder format delivers its most dramatic advantage. Your options:

• On-site filtered tap water — most commercial facilities, print shops, and fulfillment centers already have filtration. Cost: essentially zero per batch.
• IBC tote tank delivery — a 275-gallon IBC tote from a commercial water supplier runs $150–250 delivered and covers five full 55-gallon batches.
• Commercial water delivery — eleven 5-gallon jugs from Culligan, Primo, or DS Waters covers one full batch for approximately $55–80 delivered to your loading dock.

Recommended — Drum Pump

For 55-gallon operations, a standard drum pump makes mixing and dispensing dramatically easier. A basic hand-operated or electric drum pump runs $30–80 on Amazon. Search "drum pump 55 gallon" — dozens of options, no special sourcing required.

How to Mix

1. Pre-dissolve: Drop the packet into approximately 1 gallon of warm water and stir until fully dissolved and uniformly blue — about 60 seconds
2. Add to vessel: Pour the dissolved concentrate into your 55-gallon drum or vessel
3. Top up: Fill to 55 gallons with clean water and circulate with your drum pump

Pre-dissolving in a small amount of water first ensures complete dissolution before adding to the full vessel — especially important at this volume.

The Numbers

Best For

• Industrial inserter operations running 30,000+ envelopes per month
• Mailing service bureaus and lettershops
• Large fulfillment centers with continuous moistening system operation
• Print shops with high-speed inserter lines
• Anyone currently ordering 55-gallon pre-mixed drums on a recurring basis

Compatible With Every Major Mailing Machine

Pitney Bowes — All SendPro & DM series · Replaces E-Z Seal 607-0 (55-gal drum)
Quadient / Neopost — DS-700, DS-75, all high-volume inserters · Replaces Sure Seal
Formax — 7104, 6404 Series, all high-speed folder inserters
Bell + Howell · FP Mailing · Hasler · Francotyp Postalia — All commercial models

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a special drum or vessel?
Any clean 55-gallon drum, tote, or large vessel works. A standard open-head poly drum is ideal and available at most industrial supply stores for $20–40. If you already have a drum from a previous pre-mixed delivery, rinse it thoroughly and reuse it.

Do I need a drum pump?
Not required, but strongly recommended. A standard drum pump ($30–80 on Amazon) makes mixing, circulating, and dispensing significantly easier. Search "drum pump 55 gallon" for options.

Will this void my machine warranty?
Almost certainly no. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act prohibits manufacturers from voiding warranties solely because you used a compatible aftermarket supply. Our formula meets all OEM functional specifications including the Pitney Bowes 607-0 drum replacement specification.

Can I order multiple packets and mix them all at once?
Yes. Each packet makes exactly 55 gallons. If you need 110 gallons, order two packets and mix each separately into its own 55-gallon vessel.

How often should I change the solution?
Every 30–60 days regardless of consumption. High-volume operations that empty and refill regularly are naturally maintaining freshness. If solution sits unused, change it at the 30-day mark.

Questions about volume pricing or industrial orders? Call 866-430-2874 — we've been in the mailing industry for decades.