How is a chamber sealer different from a regular vacuum sealer?

A chamber machine pulls a vacuum around the entire bag inside a sealed chamber, then seals it. That lets it handle liquids, marinades and wet foods that would be pulled into the seal on a suction-style edge sealer.

Can it seal liquids like soup or stock?

Yes. Because the vacuum forms around the bag rather than drawing air through the bag opening, liquids stay in the bag and the seal stays clean.

What does the marinade function do?

It runs repeated vacuum cycles so marinade is drawn into the food faster than soaking alone. Dense cuts still need some time, but it shortens the process.

What bags does it use?

It uses chamber-style vacuum bags, not the embossed rolls most suction sealers need. The 11.5-inch seal bar and 15.7-inch chamber set the bag width and fill limits.

Is it worth it over a cheaper edge sealer?

If you seal wet food, marinades or sous vide cooks often, the chamber design and marinade cycle do things an edge sealer cannot. If you only seal dry goods occasionally, a smaller edge sealer is simpler and takes less counter space.

Chamber Vacuum Sealer with Marinade Function 11.5" Stainless Steel

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Chamber Vacuum Sealer with Marinade Function 11.5" Stainless Steel

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Our take on the Chamber Vacuum Sealer with Marinade Function 11.5" Stainless Steel

This is a chamber vacuum sealer built around a 15.7-inch chamber and an 11.5-inch seal bar, with a 1200W motor and a pump rated at 19.8 m³/h. Unlike suction sealers, a chamber machine pulls a vacuum around the whole bag, so it handles liquids and wet foods without the juice being sucked into the seal. It also has a marinade function that cycles the vacuum to pull brine into meat faster. It suits home cooks who buy in bulk, sous vide regularly or preserve game, stock and sauces; it is a large, heavy countertop machine compared with a compact edge sealer.

Best forSous vide cooks sealing wet or marinated foodBulk buyers portioning meat and freezingPreserving stock, sauces and liquidsHunters and gardeners putting up game or produce

Pros

Chamber design seals liquids and wet foods cleanly
Marinade cycle speeds up brining
11.5-inch seal bar fits wide bags
Stainless steel body and 1200W motor for repeated use
Includes 30 bags to start

Cons

Large, heavy footprint on the counter
Chamber machines generally cost more than edge sealers
Needs bag clearance inside the 15.7-inch chamber
Marinade cycle adds time per batch

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Lowest price we've seen: $369.99 on Nov 4 at Target. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 4.

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Chamber vacuum sealer with marinade function
1200W motor
19.8m³/h powerful pump
15.7" chamber
11.5" sealing length
Stainless steel construction

In the box: 30 bags

About the Chamber Vacuum Sealer with Marinade Function 11.5" Stainless Steel

This is a chamber vacuum sealer with a built-in marinade function. It has a stainless steel body and a 15.7-inch chamber, with an 11.5-inch sealing length.

A 1200W motor drives a pump rated at 19.8 m³/h. It comes with 30 bags.

Type: Chamber vacuum sealer
Material: Stainless steel
Motor: 1200W
Pump: 19.8 m³/h
Chamber: 15.7"
Sealing length: 11.5"
Functions: Vacuum sealing, marinade
In the box: 30 bags

Questions and answers

How is a chamber sealer different from a regular vacuum sealer?: A chamber machine pulls a vacuum around the entire bag inside a sealed chamber, then seals it. That lets it handle liquids, marinades and wet foods that would be pulled into the seal on a suction-style edge sealer.
Can it seal liquids like soup or stock?: Yes. Because the vacuum forms around the bag rather than drawing air through the bag opening, liquids stay in the bag and the seal stays clean.
What does the marinade function do?: It runs repeated vacuum cycles so marinade is drawn into the food faster than soaking alone. Dense cuts still need some time, but it shortens the process.
What bags does it use?: It uses chamber-style vacuum bags, not the embossed rolls most suction sealers need. The 11.5-inch seal bar and 15.7-inch chamber set the bag width and fill limits.
What comes in the box?: The sealer and 30 vacuum bags.
Is it worth it over a cheaper edge sealer?: If you seal wet food, marinades or sous vide cooks often, the chamber design and marinade cycle do things an edge sealer cannot. If you only seal dry goods occasionally, a smaller edge sealer is simpler and takes less counter space.
Where is the Chamber Vacuum Sealer with Marinade Function 11.5" Stainless Steel cheapest?: At Target, for $369.99, as of our latest check.