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Activation temperature refers to the temperature that a thermoplastic heat seal coating begins to soften and wet the substrate it is being sealed to. It is not necessarily the optimum seal temperature of the coating. Low activation temperatures often allow faster sealing speeds and broader use on heat sensitive substrates like shrink films.