“The Vac100 is a convenience-featured vacuum sealer, while the Vac110 is the powerhouse of the two.”

A very common question for us to receive is: “Which chamber vacuum sealer is best for my packaging needs? The JVR Vac100 or Vac110?”

Today, we will answer that question!

To determine the best vacuum sealer that fits your needs, look at some important similarities and differences between these units.

Convenience vs Power

The Vac100 is a convenience-featured vacuum sealer, while the Vac110 is the powerhouse of the two. While both chamber vacuum sealers are capable of vacuum sealing a variety of food items, they deliver different benefits to users.

Vac100 Convenience Features

Unlike most vacuum sealers, there are ten available programs to set on the Vac100 chamber sealer, in addition to a preset cleanup program.

Cleanup Program

If you seal liquids, products with high moisture content, or operate the machine in a high-humidity environment, water can enter through the vacuum port and mix with the oil in the vacuum pump. At this point, running the cleanup program helps bring the pump to a high temperature, thus expelling moisture out of the pump. 

Programs

The remaining programs can be set to specific vacuum, seal, and cool times. That means you can have presets for each different product you’re sealing. P0 can be set to seal tomahawks in 5 mil VacPouch, and P1 can be set to seal soups in your 3 mil chamber vacuum pouches. These programs help you get product vacuum sealed at a much more efficient pace.

Skip Function

The skip button on the control panel serves a few important purposes. For instance, if you’re vacuum sealing soups, and during the vacuum time you notice the product begins boiling in the chamber pouches, simply press the skip function to move to sealing time. This can help prevent boilovers and messes in the chamber of the unit.

Additionally, the skip function is essential when trying to hone in on the vacuum time of different products. For example, if you’re unsure what to set the vacuum time at for a product, simply set the vacuum time as high as you want and run a cycle. When you see that all the air has evacuated, take note of the time it took to reach that point, then hit the skip button to move on to the seal and cool cycles. Now you know how to set the vacuum time for the next cycle, making the sealing process even more efficient.

Transportability

The Vac100 weighs 52 pounds, while the Vac110 weighs 77 pounds. With that being said, the Vac100 does have transport handles on the sides, making it easy to move the machine. We do sell a stainless-steel cart that can hold either the Vac100 or Vac110, making transportability even easier. The bottom shelf of the cart can be used to store replacement parts and is a great place for vacuum bag storage. Click here to learn more.  

Unit Specifications

User Interface: Control Panel

Lid Materials

Lid Chamber Gasket Location

More Similarities

The Vac100 and Vac110 both are easy to self-service with hinging body mechanisms. This feature allows for ease of access and replacement of each individual component. Backed with unmatched customer service and free technical support of 50+ years experience. Making both these units very unique in their time.

Both chamber vacuum sealers are retort capable and have a stainless-steel body that’s extremely durable. The body construction on both units also makes them easy to clean. Looking for a chamber vacuum sealer that provides a tight seal, and eliminates both food waste and freezer burn? Either one of these chamber vacuum sealers will exceed your expectations.

Commercial Equipment

Looking for commercial chamber vacuum sealers? JVR Industries sells a variety of commercial packaging equipment. Check out the JVR Vac310, Vac410, and Vac610 in our very own line of units, the JVR VacSeries!

We also sell a variety of vacuum packaging equipment and processing equipment. Learn more here.

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“How do I replace the lid chamber gasket on my Vac100?”

A simple, yet tedious task to stop those pesky vacuum leaks around the chamber on your vacuum sealer. In this article, we review easy, yet effective ways to install your lid chamber gasket without unnecessary frustration.

When to Replace the Lid Chamber Gasket

The lid gasket slowly degrades over time due to the draw of the vacuum and continuous time under pressure. You may visually notice shredding and deformation of the gasket causing small vacuum leaks. Shredding does not mean you have a leak. It merely means you could potentially have a leak. Eventually, you’ll notice your pouches do not have all the air removed even though your operations/programs have not changed. This is a good sign that your unit has a leak and could potentially mean it’s time to install a new gasket.

However, keep in mind that this is only one variable that could be leading to a vacuum leak. Seal bar lift pistons could be leaking as well as any hose underneath the chamber. So, if you know that the leak is most likely happening by way of the gasket, then let’s move on to the next part! (If you do not know how to isolate the leak’s origin, please do not hesitate to call our offices for further guidance.)

Installation

First, find a center point in the back edge of the channel. Take one end of the gasket and lay the flat bottom on the channel. Only compress about one inch of the gasket snugly into the channel.  

Installing the Corners

Next, compress each corner of the gasket into the channel starting with the corner closest to where you inserted the first end. It’s important to pay attention to small details during this process. Ensure that the gasket is not overstretched. Doing so may cause it to lay too thin in the channel, therefore not fully engaging against the lid during a cycle.  

Pull the gasket just taut enough to reach the first corner and then compress it into the corner channel. Then, bring the gasket down to the second corner nice and taut, but not overstretching. Push the base into the channel at that corner.

Continue the same process of bringing the gasket to the third and fourth corners and compressing the gasket only at the corners. Please note, at this point, the long edges of the gasket should not be compressed into the channel, only the corners. 

Trimming the Gasket

Once the last corner is compressed, you’ll notice that your lid chamber gasket is a little too long. Take scissors to cut the excess, but give yourself an extra 1/32 or 1/64 of an inch beyond what you think you will need. After the gasket has been cut to size, take the end, pull it nice and taut, and compress one inch from the end into the chamber. Make sure the two ends of the gasket are pressed together creating a tight seal.  

Now, you need to create four more compression points on each side of the gasket between the previously created compressions. (SEE BLACK ARROWS IN THE IMAGE)

Lastly, slowly work across the entirety of the lid chamber gasket and compress the remaining gasket into the channel. Run your thumb along each edge and ensure you’ve gotten rid of all the hills and valleys.

Inspection

Before running a cycle to review and inspect the seal, go around the perimeter of the gasket to search for wavering sections. Next, power on your Vac100 and simply close your lid. Once the lid compresses against the chamber gasket, visually inspect the gasket. Look for inconsistencies such as wavers, dips, and twists. The gasket should lay parallel to the channel’s path. After the cycle is completed and reviews are made, go ahead and make your adjustments. 

To make adjustments in problem areas, roll that section of the gasket in the channel so that it’s even and consistent with the rest.  

After adjustments are made, close the lid again and inspect the gasket. A sign that your gasket is installed correctly is when the entirety of the gasket is even and parallel in the channel. Once you see a perfectly tight seal, you’re all set. 

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“…made easy with programmability!”

Today, we cover the hot topic of “How do I program the Vac100?”

Switching between soups, bone-in products, different pouch thicknesses, accessory sealing jobs, or even changing bag types is made easy with programmability!

To program the Vac100, we need to set up presets that include specific vacuum, seal, and cool times.

To begin this process, make sure the IEC power cable is plugged into a power source and your unit. Also, turn on the red rocker power switch at the back of the unit. 

Why use Programs on the Vac100?

Have the power to switch product types, material types, normal sealing to accessory sealing, mason jar sealing, and more! One preset could recall a deep vacuum draw with the specific seal and cool cycle times for a 3 mil chamber pouch and then the next could be enough vacuum draw for the 3-gallon chamber accessory to seal off two half-gallon mason jars!

Intro to Programs

There are six main buttons on the control board: power, stop, settings, increase, decrease, and pump.  

To begin, press the power button. Then, press the settings button to access programs. Change programs and times with the increase and decrease buttons. The JVR Vac100 can house up to nine unique programs. Please note: Program 9 (P9) is a pre-programmed preset for cleaning the pump.

Creating a New Program

To create a new program/preset, select a program number that is not already set, for example, P2.

Change Vacuum Cycle Times

Once the screen reads PROG: P2, hit the settings button to access vacuum time. Change vacuum time with the increase and decrease buttons.

Change Seal Cycle Times

After selecting the desired vacuum time, press the settings button again to access the sealing time. Again, change time with the increase and decrease buttons.

Change Cool Cycle Times

After selecting the desired sealing time, press the settings button again to access the cooling time. Change time as needed using the increase and decrease buttons. Press settings a final time to save your program.

Repeat this process with any other programs you’d like to set up.

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The basics of vacuum sealing pouches include understanding cycle times, how a good vacuum seal looks, and methods to ensure seal integrity.

Today, we share chamber vacuum pouch sealing basics 101. We take our 50+ years of vacuum packaging experience and condense it down into a few quick and easy methods to keep things simple.

The basics of vacuum sealing pouches include understanding cycle times, how a good vacuum seal looks, and methods to ensure seal integrity. Let’s get into chamber vacuum pouch sealing basics!

VacPouch Overview

JVR Industries sells a variety of VacPouch sizes, quantities, and thicknesses. Quantities include 100 packs, 500 packs, and cases. These vacuum seal bags are the perfect blend of coextruded nylon and polyethylene. Our vacuum sealer bags pair perfectly with any chamber vacuum sealer including our very own VacSeries units! The best chamber vacuum sealer bags for all-around use including home use and commercial use. Vacuum bags are available in 3mil, 4mil and 5mil.

Recommended Cycle Times

Every chamber vacuum sealer is different in the market when it comes down to vacuum, seal, and cool times especially when comparing different chamber pouch thicknesses. JVR Industries has recommended cycle times for every VacSeries chamber vacuum sealer in the market today! Click below to download the PDF for a quick reference on how to setup your chamber vacuum sealer for basic operation.

How a Good Vacuum Seal Looks

In order to vacuum seal food, it’s important to know what a good heat seal looks like to ensure your product is packaged to last. A good seal has a complete cross-hatch pattern that shows up across the entire mouth of the pouch. If there are any breaks in the weld, you most likely have a leak. Please note that the package contents that arrive with your unit include example pouches with perfect welds. This is also the case when you order a retort bar assembly. The example pouches are sealed with our recommended seal and cool times to serve as a reference.

4 Methods to Ensure Seal Integrity On Chamber Vacuum Pouches

How to Avoid Seal Issues

A common issue you may notice when sealing vacuum bags is a break in the seal. This typically occurs when the heat strip is broken. To fix this issue, simply replace the heat strip on your seal bar or replace the seal bar assembly entirely. Another reason you may have a break in the seal is that there’s a wrinkle in the pouch as previously discussed.

Blowouts

If you have pouches that are blowing out, ensure that you are using our standard 3.0-second cool time. During a cycle, the heat strip gets the pouch up to melting point to create a seal. The cooling cycle helps get the pouch below melting point so it can be released properly.

Benefits of Chamber Vacuum Pouches: Increase the Life Span of Food and Product

Chamber vacuum pouches that are durable and strong are now available to be used at home. These industrial strength bags will help keep your vacuum-sealed food fresh longer than traditional packaging, making it an extremely cost-effective alternative to embossed vacuum sealer style bags. Prevent freezer burn and achieve an airtight seal with our chamber vacuum pouches. Great to use for meal planning, and storing your deer meat, fish, or soups!

Tons of Applications

Sealing any solid or liquid product with a vacuum sealer machine, these bags were created to freeze and refrigerate! Preserve food and increase shelf life to decrease food waste. Additionally, these pouches can withstand being boiled for up to 20 minutes, allowing you to place them directly in boiling water. The heat resistance of the bag makes it great for sous vide cooking as well as for storage applications.

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Dry vs Oil Vacuum Pumps: 3 Main Differences

Today we cover a commonly discussed subject: Dry Pumps vs Oil Vacuum Pumps

There are three main differences between dry and oil-lubricated vacuum pumps; air removal, overall volume, and life span.

Dry pumps in edge, suction, and external vacuum sealers pull as low as 80% of the air out of a singular pouch! However, oil pumps in a chamber vacuum sealer can pull at minimum 99.8% of the oxygen out of a package. That is up to a 19.8% air removal difference when comparing a simple foodsaver to a JVR Vac100.

That is an astounding difference! Need a unit that will not disrupt the peace of your home or ongoing phone calls? Consider an oil-lubricated rotary vane vacuum pump chamber vacuum sealer.

Additionally, many of the cheaper, dry pump units also advertise machines as maintenance–free, which sounds great when compared to a maintenance pump such as an oil-lubricated one. If you are sealing moisture-free products, such as dry beans and rice, maintenance-free pumps will serve you well. However, if you plan to package products that contain moisture such as steaks, briskets, chicken, or salmon, maintenance-free pumps then become an issue.  

If moisture enters a dry pump and gets trapped inside, a corrosion process can occur internally. Unfortunately, when this happens, there’s no maintenance that can be done to stop the process. 

However, oil-lubricated pumps were designed to require regular maintenance. In turn, proving a longer life span for your vacuum chamber sealer. When moisture enters an oil pump, it mixes with the oil. Then, once the oil reaches a certain temperature, the oil and water can separate, and the moisture is expelled through the exhaust. Therefore, this process promotes an almost moisture-free pump with a much longer lifespan!

We have personally witnessed dry piston pump chamber vacuum sealers sell for $600 and then break 9 months later! JVR Industries has bore witness of the oil pumps in a chamber vacuum sealer lasting over 10+ years with rigorous use and proper care in a farm setting.

Who is JVR Industries, Inc.®?

We have been specializing in vacuum packaging, since 1972! JVR service vacuum packaging equipment that is 20+ years old with our seasoned expertise. JVR covers a wide range of vacuum packaging equipment including rollstock thermoformers, chamber vacuum sealers, dip tanks, brine injectors, and more! We are not limited to equipment either. JVR sells vacuum sealer bags/rolls, chamber pouches, rollstock films, chamber vacuum shrink bags, boneguard, and more! We are proud supplier of a huge selection of packaging supplies and equipment. Contact us today for any or all of your vacuum packaging needs!

The Vac100 is equipped with a commercial-grade, oil-lubricated rotary vane vacuum pump capable of achieving vacuum seal levels exceeding 29.5″ Hg. The Vac110 is also equipped with a powerful rotary vane vacuum pump. The 1/3hp, oil-lubricated high-performance vacuum pump is capable of evacuating 99% of the air in 30 seconds.

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Today, we go over how to replace the seal bar tape on your JVR VacSeries chamber vacuum sealer! This simple and short process should get your unit up and running once again!

Difficulty Level: Easy

Time Required: 5-10 Minutes

Tools Needed: #2 Phillips Screwdriver and Mini Pick 

Why Use Seal Bar Tape?

Seal bar tape provides a protective barrier between the heat strip on the seal bar assembly, and the chamber vacuum pouch you’re sealing. Without vacuum sealer tape, your pouch would simply melt and stick to the heat strip. The non-stick surface of the bar tape provides optimal release after the cooling cycle on your chamber vacuum pouch.

Our seal tape is made for easy changeover with two strips of adhesive lining that merry to your seal or retort bar assembly. No need to be down for long periods of time with replacement tape!

Reasons to Replace Seal Bar Tape

Over time, seal bar tape becomes less and less resistant to chamber vacuum pouches. Eventually, this will lead to the pouches sticking to the seal bar and not releasing as they should be. Alternatively, seal tape can become burnt, leading to pouches not releasing properly from the sealant tape. Lastly, if you notice the heat strip is broken, you’ll need to remove the seal bar tape in order to replace the heating element.

Once the tape reaches this point of degradation, we suggest that you replace the seal bar tape on your assembly.

Seal Bar Tape Removal

First, remove the bag clips using a #2 Phillips screwdriver. Set aside bag clips and screws for later. Because they are small, put them in a safe place so you don’t have to search for them later!

Next, peel back the tape on your seal bar. Please note: some adhesive residue may remain on the seal bar but that is totally fine. When the tape is removed, the heating element is now visible.

Final Steps

Finally, after the new seal tape is set, place the old piece of tape in line with the new one. Then, take a mini pick and poke holes through the new seal bar tape where the bag clip screw holes are.

Lastly, screw in the bag clips. Now that you’ve replaced the seal bar tape, continue sealing product in your chamber vacuum sealer! This process applies to replacing teflon tape and seal bar tape on all JVR VacSeries vacuum sealers!

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The quick answer to running a seal only cycle on a Vac100 or Vac110

“How to run a seal only cycle?” can be simply answered! On the JVR Vac100 or Vac110, JVR Industries suggests running a 5-6 second vacuum cycle time in tandem with the necessary seal and cool time designated for your pouch type.

How positive and negative atmospheric pressures are used to force the seal bar assembly upwards for the seal cycle.

When you close the lid on your unit and initiate a cycle, the machine swiftly evacuates all the air from the chamber. Once the air has been completely removed, a clever seal valve flips, promptly welcoming the positive atmospheric pressure. This rush of air gracefully flows through the hoses, ingeniously pushing the seal bar lift pistons upward, activating the seal bar against the cushion strip.

However, here’s the crucial part: without the vacuum, the seal bar assembly remains still, preventing it from performing the essential task of sealing your precious package. Therefore, ensuring the proper functioning of the vacuum system becomes paramount in achieving a successful seal for your package.

Basic settings and the why

For a seal only cycle, you need five to six seconds of vacuum time. That time allows for air extraction to move the lift pistons of the seal bar against the cushion strip. Thus, sealing your pouch.

Dial in seal and cool times as necessary for the product and pouch that you’re sealing. 

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“…built to exceed expectations.”

Looking for a Double Chamber Vacuum Packaging Machine? Look no further! The JVR Vac610 – Single Phase Double Chamber Vacuum Sealer, is built to exceed expectations. Highly functional with dual, oil-lubricated, vacuum pumps!  24″ seal bars provide ample room to seal large items or multiple small items all at once. The extra spacious vacuum sealing chamber measures 26.3″ x 21.5″ x 7.5″. The Vac610, chamber vacuum sealer was built for speed and efficiency. 

NOTE: The Vac610 [1 PH] requires a 220-volt, single-phase power supply.

Effortless Stainless Steel Lid Swing

Take one finger and move the entire lid from side to side effortlessly! Typical double chamber vacuum sealers or vacuum packaging machines are bulky and heavy, but not on our Vac610! Though this lid may be light, the stainless steel construction of the lid is highly durable! The final benefit of a more lightweight lid is the ease of self-serviceability. No more pain of holding up an extremely heavy lid while attempting to service your chamber sealer.

Compact Unit with Optimized Distance Between Bars

Even with an ultra-compact dual chamber vacuum packaging machine, we were still able to prioritize optimal space between sealing bars. A whopping 17.5″ distance between seal bars! Seal up to 18″ x. 24″ chamber vacuum pouches in this double chamber vacuum packaging machine. Promoting lower profile and larger cuts of meat! Seal the deal today!

Stainless Steel Construction

Four 24″ seal bars

Simple digital controls

Dual high-efficiency 24m3/h vacuum pumps

Toolless seal bar removal

10mm extra-wide seal wire

Support:

The biggest reason why the Vac610 Single Phase is superior to any other double chamber machines at this price point is due to the customer support that only JVR Industries can provide, especially for vacuum packaging machines.  If at any point you have a question or need technical support then we encourage you to pick up the phone and call us, it would be our pleasure to speak with you over the phone.  If it’s during normal business hours you’ll immediately speak to an experienced technician or you can email us 24/7 and receive a response within minutes, not days.

Warranty:

JVR Industries warrants its equipment to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 1 year from the date of purchase. However, this warranty only applies to new equipment that has been purchased directly from JVR Industries or an authorized distributor. If you receive a damaged or defective product, a claim under this warranty must be made within 1 year from the date of purchase of the equipment. Only the equipment’s original purchaser may make a claim under this warranty. Lastly, in the event of abuse or neglect, JVR has the right to deny warranty. If a warranty claim is denied, the purchaser will be contacted by a JVR representative and provided a detailed explanation as to why.

NOT COVERED BY THIS LIMITED WARRANTY:

Parts deemed as wearable, which include but are not limited to, lid seal gasket, seal wire, seal bar tape, seal cushion strip, vacuum pump oil, etc.

Equipment not purchased directly from JVR Industries or an authorized distributor.

Damage or failure due to abuse, neglect, poor maintenance, improper storage, environmental conditions, theft, or vandalism.

Internal damage to the vacuum pump due to excessive moisture pickup.

Equipment that has undergone service by an individual or company not authorized by JVR Industries.

Shipping charges when outside of the continental United States.

Labor is not included.

JVR INDUSTRIES LIFETIME TECHNICAL SUPPORT

No cost over-the-phone technical support is included with every machine purchased from JVR Industries. This guarantee is provided to anyone in possession of a JVR vacuum packaging machine. JVR also guarantees that you’ll speak directly to a U.S.A.-based technician. Most technical issues can be resolved quickly and efficiently over the phone.

For over 50 years JVR Industries Inc. has supplied commercial vacuum packaging machines to a variety of industries throughout North America.  As a result of the increased demand for an affordable chamber type vacuum packaging machine, we’ve worked directly with an overseas manufacturer to develop and refine the JVR Vac110.  Additionally, we’ve tested this machine to the same standards as those at a much higher price point and the results have been phenomenal.

More Vacuum Packaging Equipment

JVR Industries boasts of a variety of vacuum packaging equipment. We carry small home-use vacuum sealers such as our JVR Vac100 single chamber machine. Also, larger certified rebuilt thermoformers, vacuum tumblers for seasoning your meats rapidly, reconditioned Busch vacuum pumps, and more! With our 50+ years of experience, we can provide equipment suitable for your needs. Our extensive knowledge and expertise create an opportunity for fast diagnosis of issues as well as quick fixes for the issue at hand. Please do not hesitate to call to experience our expertise firsthand. Thanks again for considering JVR Industries!

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“…workhorse built with durability and speed in mind.”

The JVR Vac310 (1 Bar) – Chamber Vacuum Sealer may be just a tabletop machine, but it’s a workhorse built with durability and speed in mind. Capable of sealing up to 16″x 20″ vacuum pouches, the Vac310 stands apart from its competition. 

The 7″ maximum chamber height provides ample room for sealing high profile products.  Equipped with a 10mm, extra wide seal wire, because we wanted this unit to be unique with incredible seal integrity.  At the heart of every vacuum sealer is the vacuum pump.

Equipped with a highly efficient 1.25 hp vacuum pump that outperforms most 1.5 hp vacuum pumps. 99% of the air can be removed in just 20 seconds, the Vac310 vacuum chamber sealer is built for speed and efficiency. Spend less time learning and more time sealing with the stock simple digital controls!

Retort Capability:

Seal up to 7 mil mylar and retort canning pouches! Use the standard seal bar assembly on a JVR Vac310 single bar to seal a variety of pouches. Retort pouches are perfect for long term storage of tuna fish, chicken and all sorts of food! Mylar is the perfect companion for MREs, freeze dried goods, and long term food storage. All things consider, our commercial chamber vacuum sealer truly sets itself apart from most lines of industrial vacuum sealers!

Support:

Have a question or need technical support? We encourage you to pick up the phone and call us, it would be our pleasure to speak with you over the phone.  If it’s during normal business hours you’ll immediately speak to an experienced technician or you can email us 24/7 and receive a response within the matter of minutes, not days.

Warranty:

JVR Industries warrants its equipment to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 1 year from the date of purchase. 

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JVR INDUSTRIES LIFETIME TECHNICAL SUPPORT

No cost over-the-phone technical support is included with every machine purchased from JVR Industries. This guarantee is provided to anyone in possession of a JVR vacuum packaging machine. JVR also guarantees that you’ll speak directly to a U.S.A. based technician. Most technical issues can be resolved quickly and efficiently over-the-phone.

For over 50 years JVR Industries Inc. has supplied commercial vacuum packaging machines to a variety of industries throughout North America.  As a result of the increased demand for an affordable chamber type vacuum packaging machine we’ve worked directly with an overseas manufacturer to develop and refine the JVR Vac110.  We’ve tested this machine to the same standards as those at a much higher price point and the results have been phenomenal.

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If the JVR Vac310 is a little too large for your situation, maybe consider the JVR Vac110 – Chamber Vacuum Sealer. Click here to learn more!

“…a perfect blend of polyethylene and nylon.”

What are zipper chamber vacuum pouches? You may have seen those zipper vacuum bags in the grocery store. In fact, you may even have some in your refrigerator already! This is the perfect example of what a zipper pouch for chamber vacuum sealers looks like. Not all zipper pouches are made alike. Some are laminated and some are not. Lamination creates the opportunity for easy-tear away without the mess and hassle. We have all experience this hassle of needing to the pull scissors out of the drawer when the zipper pouch from the store does not open properly.

Behind every pouch stands a powerful design

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