Packaging solutions for supermarkets
An increasing number of supermarkets and grocery stores rely on a vacuum sealer to extend the shelf life of their assortment and ensure a professional presentation. Learn more about the possibilities and the range of CombiVac sealers for supermarkets, retailers and grocery stores.


How to vacuum seal glass jars
- Fill the product to about a couple of millimeters below the top surface of the jar.
- Tighten the twist lid manually. In case of a glass lid, place the rubber gasket and glass lid without pressing.
- Place the jar(s) in the vacuum chamber.
- The vacuum level must be set to the maximum or use liquid control. The sealing time must be set to the minimum and soft air switched off or use the jars function on your CombiVac.
- Close the lid to start the operation. Check if the jars are completely closed after the cycle is completed. Metal lids can be checked by the pit and the sound of it. Not all metal lids are suitable for vacuum sealing. There must be material in the rim to be able to hermetically seal the jar.
Ready Chef Go
Henkelman has brought a new concept to the table. Ready Chef Go. Ready to cook in a bag meals that are oven, microwave and even grill proof. This allows retailers to use our CombiVac technology to marinate, tenderize or infuse the meals in the bag before vacuum sealing it.
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Henkelman offers a complete range of vacuum sealers that can be used to pack your food products. Numerous machines and options available, suitable for supermarkets. Our recommendations.
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