AmeriVacS · AVC-Series
AVC
Chamber Vacuum Sealer
The solution for any general-application packaging program. Hand-assembled with top-grade components, the AVC chamber vacuum sealer protects valuable items from oxygen, moisture, and static charge.
One-button-touch sealing, preset vacuum controls, and a large 22" × 22" × 4" stainless-steel vacuum chamber define this no-nonsense workhorse. Place the bag in the chamber, close the lid, and the machine evacuates, seals, and re-pressurizes automatically.
Because the entire package sits inside the chamber, the AVC handles applications nozzle machines can’t — and the AVCG variant adds gas purge for inert-atmosphere packaging.
Pro tip from the factory: order the optional second seal bar (installed opposite the main bar) and double your throughput on smaller packages.
Where the AVC earns its keep
- General packaging programs that want one-button operation
- Protecting valuables from oxygen, moisture, and static
- Higher-throughput small-package sealing (with second seal bar)
AVC · Data Plate
| Chamber size | 22" × 22" × 4" stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Seal length | 20" |
| Operation | One-button, preset vacuum controls |
| Gas purge | Available on AVCG variant |
| Options | Second seal bar doubles small-package capacity |
| Warranty | 2-year limited (excludes wear items) |
Questions buyers actually ask
Chamber vs nozzle — how do I choose?
Chamber machines limit you to bags that fit inside the chamber, but excel at one-button repeatability. Nozzle machines (AVN/AVS/CAVN/CAVS) accept bags of unlimited length and seal product too large for any chamber. If your packages fit in 22" × 22" × 4" and you value push-button simplicity, the AVC is a strong choice.
What’s the difference between AVC and AVCG?
The AVCG adds gas purge to the chamber design, letting you backfill the package with nitrogen or another inert gas before the seal fires.