KOMET vacuum packaging machines as ESD version

Nitrogen fumigation is used in vacuum sealers to reduce the oxygen content in the packaging. By fumigating with nitrogen, the oxygen content in the packaging is reduced to a minimum, e.g. oxidation. Nitrogen fumigation can be added during the vacuum sealing process if required. The gas is introduced into the packaging before it is sealed.
As a result, the oxygen is displaced from the packaging and replaced by nitrogen.

The reproducibility of the vacuum is critical, especially in the low range, to ensure that each component is packaged consistently and reliably. This consistency is particularly important in technical packaging, regardless of whether it is a high or low vacuum.

Precise and accurate adjustment of the vacuum is possible. Conventional machines often use a timer where the time runs out, but without precise information about the degree of vacuum in the bag. For this reason, a sensor has been integrated into the Perfect controller, which is always consistent and performs all measurements extremely accurately and precisely.

By implementing the multi-cycle vacuum/gas system, an even cleaner environment in the packaging can be achieved. This means that it is possible to repeat the vacuum/gas cycle on the controller to ultimately obtain an even cleaner medium in the bag..

The vacuum bag protects the product from the outside against environmental influences (dust, dirt, moisture, etc.).

Permanent storage is possible because the product is protected from damage in the hermetically sealed vacuum bag, i.e. it is sealed so airtight that no gas, especially air, can enter or escape in the long term.