VacMaster VP210 Chamber Vacuum Sealing Machine

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Our VacMaster VP210 Chamber Machine provides the solution to the problem posed by other vacuum packaging machines currently on the market. How to vacuum package liquids and liquid-rich foods? Current machines on the market are suction machines, meaning the air is vacuumed out of a vacuum bag and then the bag is sealed. However, along with air, liquids are also vacuumed out of the bag, leading to partial and even failed seals.

The VacMaster VP 210 Chamber Machine uses a different technology to eliminate this problem. When sealing with our chamber machine, the vacuum bag that will be sealed is placed inside the chamber of the machine and the lid is closed. Air is sucked out of the entire chamber, not just the bag itself, allowing air pressure on both the inside and outside of the bag to remain equal and liquids to stay in the bag. The bag is then fully sealed and air is returned back into the chamber. packaging machines.

In addition, our chamber machine can reach a higher level of vacuum than other vacuum packaging machines. Our VP210 is able to obtain a 27”hg – 29”hg level of vacuum, while other suction machines are only able to obtain a 24”hg – 26”hg level of vacuum.

Features:     

• Stainless steel construction
• Digital control panel
• Double seal wire
• Patented, retractable 10-inch seal bar for continuous on-demand sealing
• See through, domed heavy duty lid
• Chamber size (W x L x H): 11.25″ x 15.25″ x 5″
• Machine dimensions (W x L x H): 14″ x 20″ x 15″
• Perfect for commercial or heavy home use
• Uses inexpensive chamber vacuum bags

Perfect For:     

• Hunters
• Fishermen
• Restaurants

 THIS MACHINE CAN ONLY USE COMMERCIAL-TYPE FLAT BAGS, NOT THE FOODSAVER – TYPE TEXTURED BAGS.

If you have any questions, please send us an e-mail or call us at (661)332-5631.

This machine comes with a one year manufacturer’s warranty.

Please note: there is a restocking fee on returned machines, and a 30 day return policy. The customer is responsible for all shipping charges incurred with machines found to be free of defects.