It's a semi-automatic sealer for take-away lunch boxes and similar containers that uses vacuum and nitrogen flushing to extend freshness and provide tamper-evident packaging for food and beverage items.
Nitrogen flushing replaces oxygen in the package to slow oxidation and spoilage; the vacuum function removes air from the package. The machine can perform either or both depending on your packaging needs.
Yes — nitrogen flushing requires an external food‑grade nitrogen cylinder and regulator. For vacuum performance, the machine uses an internal pump (confirm pump specs with the supplier).
Compatible with trays, film, foil and some films used to seal cans, bottles and capsules as listed. Use heat-sealable films or lidding foils recommended by the supplier. Verify compatibility with your specific tray material (plastic/paper/wood) before purchase.
The machine is rated up to 150 pieces per minute. Actual throughput depends on tray size, operator skill, and chosen sealing mode (vacuum vs nitrogen).
No — it is semi-automatic/manual driven. An operator places the tray and starts the cycle; the machine performs the sealing/vacuum/nitrogen process automatically.
The unit is specified for 220V. Check with the supplier for phase (single/three phase), frequency, and local electrical compliance before installation.
Tray size and tooling are not specified in the listing. Contact the supplier with your tray dimensions and shape so they can confirm compatibility or provide custom tooling.
The machine is designed for simple operation: load tray, align film, start cycle. Basic operator training (safety, loading, changeover, simple maintenance) is normally sufficient and often provided by the supplier.
Daily cleaning of food-contact areas, regular inspection and replacement of sealing rubbers/gaskets, checking vacuum pump oil (if applicable), and periodic inspection of gas connections. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule.
Yes, when used with food‑grade films and food‑grade nitrogen and following hygienic cleaning procedures. Always verify materials and cleaning protocols meet local food-safety regulations.
The machine is primarily for tray/lidding operations. The listing mentions cans and bottles as application areas (likely for packaging film or foil operations), but you should confirm specific use cases with the supplier before assuming direct can/bottle sealing capability.
Parts and service availability vary by OEM/distributor. Ask the supplier for spare parts lists, service agreements, lead times, and any certifications (e.g., CE, food-safety documentation) you require.
Larger or irregular trays typically reduce cycle speed and may require different tooling or settings. Sealing quality can be affected by tray wrinkles, uneven rims, or incompatible film—proper setup and tooling optimize both speed and seal integrity.
Confirm compatibility with your tray dimensions and materials, vacuum and nitrogen requirements, electrical supply, required throughput, available spare parts/service, and requested food-safety certifications. Ask for a demo or video with sample trays if possible.
Discover our latest orders