Loading…
Product type
Vacuum sealers are machines designed to remove air from packaging, creating a vacuum seal that preserves the freshness and extends the shelf life of products. They work by placing items in a plastic bag or container, removing the air, and sealing the packaging tightly. Vacuum sealers are commonly used in both commercial and residential settings for food preservation, storage of sensitive items, and packaging for shipping.
| Sealing method | Heat sealing |
| Material compatibility | Plastic, foil, and other flexible materials |
| Seal width | Typically 2 to 5 mm |
| Power supply | 110V to 240V AC |
| Vacuum pressure | Up to 29.9 inHg |
| Cycle time | 30 to 90 seconds per seal |
When choosing a vacuum sealer, consider the type of materials you will be sealing and the volume of items you need to package. Look for machines that offer adjustable vacuum levels and seal times for different products. It's also important to specify the seal width and power requirements based on your operational needs. For commercial use, inquire about certifications and warranties to ensure reliability and compliance with industry standards.
Get quotes for Vacuum sealers
Tell us your requirement — quantity, specs and timeline — and our team sources verified manufacturers and brings you the best quote.
Food, clothing, electronics, and medical supplies can all be vacuum sealed.
Vacuum sealed food can last 2 to 5 times longer than non-sealed food, depending on the type.
Yes, vacuum sealers typically require bags that are designed for heat sealing.
Some vacuum sealers have a liquid setting, but it's generally recommended to freeze liquids first.
Regular cleaning of the sealing area and checking for wear on the sealing strip are important.
Yes, they come in various sizes from small countertop models to large commercial machines.