Chamber Vacuum Sealer?

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What make and model did you get?
Let me know how you like it.... I was looking at that one, and the Avid Armour USV32. Went with the AA 32 since it was instock. Thought about ordering both and testing them side by side and sending the loosing model back, but the Vevor was out of stock when I checked.
 


This is the one i got.
That the same one I have. Just love it. How did I ever get by without it?
 
I just visited the Vevor site, the model in question shows in stock for me right now. DZ-260A . I did do some reading and for anyone considering one it is worth noting they do not sell any parts and the warranty does not cover consumables. They consider the wire element, the high heat tape, and lid seal as consumable so even if these fail during the warranty you have to "source locally yourself". I just found that interesting and would personally turn me off. Read the Q&A well.

Just an observation, we have a Vevor branded ice snow machine for frozen drin... I mean snow cones and it is amazing. Nothing against the brand and it looks like they have all kinds of cool gadgets. I suspect everything they sell is a product rebranded from the lowest bidder in China and that's why they have no parts/consumables to sell you.
 
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I just visited the Vevor site, the model in question shows in stock for me right now. DZ-260A . I did do some reading and for anyone considering one it is worth noting they do not sell any parts and the warranty does not cover consumables. They consider the wire element, the high heat tape, and lid seal as consumable so even if these fail during the warranty you have to "source locally yourself". I just found that interesting and would personally turn me off.
It turns me off as well.

They consider the wire element, the high heat tape, and lid seal as consumable so even if these fail during the warranty you have to "source locally yourself"
So I guess I just have to guess which generic parts will work in the machine, should I need replacements? Yeah, no.
 
I just visited the Vevor site, the model in question shows in stock for me right now. DZ-260A . I did do some reading and for anyone considering one it is worth noting they do not sell any parts and the warranty does not cover consumables. They consider the wire element, the high heat tape, and lid seal as consumable so even if these fail during the warranty you have to "source locally yourself". I just found that interesting and would personally turn me off. Read the Q&A well.

Just an observation, we have a Vevor branded ice snow machine for frozen drin... I mean snow cones and it is amazing. Nothing against the brand and it looks like they have all kinds of cool gadgets. I suspect everything they sell is a product rebranded from the lowest bidder in China and that's why they have no parts/consumables to sell you.
It came with extra sealer bar, Teflon tape, and a extra rubber gasket seal for the lid.
 
From the manual it states the oil needs to be changed after 600hrs of use.

On my other vac sealer I have had atleast 10 years and only needed 1 seal bar replacement. So far for the money it's a pretty good deal.

I understand the hesitation and definitely respect it as I have had the same thought. I still have to put it thru its paces and will advise
 
Wanted to see what would happen if I vac sealed a warm piece of lasagna. Was surprised that it held its shape so well.

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I have had a VacMaster VP215 for nearly 20 years and wouldn't trade it for the world. I have run well over 10,000 lbs of meat in it since I have had it. I have done 3 elk and 2 deer over 3 days with it. 1000 lbs of fish Tuna, salmon, rock cod, halibut, Abalone, stripers, trout, Kokanee and more. I have a commercial boat. Ducks, deer, geese, moose, elk, and a couple bison, not to mention my yearly whole beef. This unit will also do retort bags, I use them to can tuna and salmon, you seal the product in the bag and put the bags in the canner, no jars used. It's so much easier than using jars. and if you get a good unit like this one it has a continuous duty cycle, no more overheating units and waiting for it to cool down, you can seal nonstop. It's so fast that was worth the price right there. And the savings on bags paid for my unit within the first year and a half.
 
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