Double–Chamber Vacuum Packaging Machine
Dual-use (wet and dry), high vacuum level; Dual-compartment operation, customization supported
The machine uses a double-chamber vacuum structure, which helps improve working efficiency because operators can load products on one side while the other side is vacuuming and sealing. It is made of food-grade 304 stainless steel, equipped with a low-noise vacuum pump, and supports stable vacuum sealing for factory production.
Key features include 660mm × 2 sealing strips, ultimate vacuum up to 200Pa, working efficiency of about 3–6 cycles/min, and optional customization for different product sizes and packaging requirements. Vacuum packaging can help reduce oxidation, moisture, mold and product spoilage, extending product shelf life and keeping the package clean and professional.
Multiple Core Advantages
Why use vacuum preservation?
▪Vacuum preservation
Depressurized, low-oxygen sealing prevents food spoilage and preserves its original flavor.
▪Ordinary preservation
Poor preservation effect; food is easily oxidized, spoiled, and moldy.
Product Details
Product Parameters
| Sealing length | 660mm * 2 strips |
| Hot air bar center distance | 480mm |
| ir extraction rate | 60 or 100 cubic meters/hour |
| Ultimate vacuum | 200Pa |
| Working efficiency | 3-6 times/minute |
| Peak power | 2kw or 3kw |
| Total weight | 200kg |
Product Applications
Vacuum packaging machines use plastic or plastic-aluminum foil as packaging materials to vacuum-pack liquids, solids, and powders of food, grains, fruits, pickles, preserved fruits, chemicals, medicinal materials, electronic components, instruments, rare metals, etc. Vacuum-packed items are protected from oxidation, mold, insect infestation, rot, and moisture, extending their shelf life. They are particularly suitable for industries such as tea, food, pharmaceuticals, retail, and research institutions. They offer advantages such as attractive appearance, compact structure, high efficiency, easy operation, and convenient movement thanks to casters.
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