One of the biggest advantages of a chamber vacuum sealer is being able to vacuum seal foods with liquid without sucking the liquid into the machine. I use the Avid Armor USV32, and in the video below I show it sealing a bag containing liquid.
Why a Chamber Vacuum Sealer Can Seal Liquids
A regular edge-style vacuum sealer pulls air out through the open end of the bag, which can also pull liquid toward the machine. A chamber vacuum sealer works differently by removing air from the entire chamber around the bag.
What I'm Testing With the Avid Armor USV32
The point of this test is simple: see whether the USV32 can pull a vacuum and make a clean seal with liquid inside the bag.
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Chamber Vacuum Sealer Bags Are Different
Another advantage of a chamber vacuum sealer is that it can use smooth chamber pouches instead of the textured bags or rolls normally needed with an external vacuum sealer.
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Is the Avid Armor USV32 Worth It?
If you regularly vacuum seal foods with marinades, sauces, or other liquids, a chamber vacuum sealer makes those jobs much easier than a standard external sealer.
Final Thoughts
The ability to seal bags containing liquid is one of the main reasons I like using the Avid Armor USV32. It handles jobs that can be frustrating with a regular vacuum sealer, and the chamber-style bags are simple to use.