ZeroPak Vacuum Sealer Forum Deal

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04-09-2015, 01:32 PM
zeropak

ZeroPak Vacuum Sealer Forum Deal

Hi,

We have had an inquiry about our vacuum sealers.

The FV500 Family Vac (normal everyday use) is $299.
The SV750 Smart Vac (for big jobs, continuous use) is $499.

We have a small quantity with damaged (squashed) outer packaging that cant go into retail. The goods inside are complete and in perfect condition.
So we will do a vacuum sealer deal for forum members for these.

We will give you $50 OFF and FREE SHIPPING on these handful of machines.

Order on our website: zeropak.co.nz mention the forum special in the comments or use this coupon code of FORUM SEALER DEAL.

HURRY ONLY A HANDFUL AVAILABLE.

Cheers and happy hunting and shooting.
27-10-2021, 06:31 PM
veitnamcam

Quote:

Originally Posted by Teos79

Anyone know if there is a deal still available with zeropak?… I need more bags!

@zeropak
27-10-2021, 09:27 PM
yogi

I would be keen too ?
Had a look at the website but there doesn't seem to be any listed?
27-10-2021, 10:29 PM
maccanz

I'm in the market for a sealer - has anyone used any of these zeropak models and can comment on how good they are?

What about other models - any recommendations or advice on what to stay away from?

Will be vaccing everything from fish to wild game + lamb so need something that can handle some size...

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27-10-2021, 11:41 PM
MB

Happy with my Russell Hobbs sealer from Briscoes. Purchased in one of their almost daily sales of course. It must be 5 years old now and gets a regular workout. Warehouse vacuum rolls seem to work out the cheapest locally for me and quality is fine.
28-10-2021, 07:24 PM
6x47

I can thoroughly recommend the better ZeroPak model with the twin pumps. Mine's done a lot of work now and still going strong.

As for bags, I've come to appreciate the precut bags as making them out of rolls is a right pain if you're processing a fair bit of fish/meat. Have a look on TardMe but look carefully at the prices/quantities to determine the best value. I have got some off Ali but very marginal cost savings to be had.
28-10-2021, 08:29 PM
kukuwai

@maccanz

I have done all the things you speak of with mine. Countless fish, several deer and sheep.

Once you have one you will never put anything in the freezer without using it !!

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...3f94d5a775.jpg

I'm sure they will all do the job but this is what I have and its yet to let me down [emoji106]

https://www.marine-deals.co.nz/food-...MaAs1VEALw_wcB

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28-10-2021, 08:36 PM
Pengy

I grabbed a zero pak twin voltage model last week as my Dometic stopped sealing after 6 years.
I am not impressed so far. :(
28-10-2021, 09:16 PM
gonetropo

i did a minor electronic repair on one 5-6 years ago. its still going strong, gets used a good amount but not a continuous situation
29-10-2021, 04:45 PM
1toeknee1

I've used the Russel hobb and it lasted a while, now using the food saver and that also does the trick.
Has anybody had experience with the vacuum chamber type ones, they are more for commercial application I think but just keen to find out if they are that much better. Seem to suck juices out of fish and ruin the seal at times and think chamber models might stop that.
Keen to hear any feed back.
15-11-2021, 12:52 PM
zeropak

Quote:

Originally Posted by Teos79

Anyone know if there is a deal still available with zeropak?… I need more bags!

Just saw this post and decided to offer another special om our vacuum film. This deal will apply to all vacuum rolls and bags, the deal will be 20% off across the whole range. So you can even get that 20% off the already discounted website specials and bulk roll deals. All you have to do is put the code nzhunting into the coupon field at checkout and the discount will be applied.
This deal is exclusive to the NZHunting forum and not offered elsewhere.
15-11-2021, 12:58 PM
zeropak

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pengy

I grabbed a zero pak twin voltage model last week as my Dometic stopped sealing after 6 years.
I am not impressed so far. :(

Hi Pengy, your feedback on this would be appreciated. Customer comments and feedback are pretty important to us. Cheers
15-11-2021, 02:07 PM
25 /08 IMP

Any deals on the machines I'm sick of my Briscos one as it doesn't have enough suck.

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15-11-2021, 02:34 PM
6x47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pengy

I grabbed a zero pak twin voltage model last week as my Dometic stopped sealing after 6 years.
I am not impressed so far. :(

Looking at the current models offered on line @Pengy, the model you have is prob different to mine
15-11-2021, 04:07 PM
zeropak

Quote:

Originally Posted by 25 /08 IMP

Any deals on the machines I'm sick of my Briscos one as it doesn't have enough suck.

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Yep we can do that. If you are looking for a heavy duty machine which is capable of processing a whole animal then I suggest you should look at this.
https://zeropak.co.nz/sico-s250-vacuum-sealer/

Or This:
https://zeropak.co.nz/sico-s250-premium-vacuum-sealer/

A little more expensive than the cheaper domestic type machine. But you get a commercial grade machine which comes with a 5 year warranty and is fully serviceable down the track.
The performance of these machines compared to domestic type units like the Briscoes models is night and day. They have twice the air extraction speed and 1.5 times the vacuum pressure.
If you would like one of these I will throw in around $100 worth of vacuum film for free.
You can order one of these on the website and then just put "nz hunting forum member" in the comments box, I will make sure the free film gets added.
Any questions about these machines, please ask.
15-11-2021, 04:18 PM
zeropak

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1toeknee1

I've used the Russel hobb and it lasted a while, now using the food saver and that also does the trick.
Has anybody had experience with the vacuum chamber type ones, they are more for commercial application I think but just keen to find out if they are that much better. Seem to suck juices out of fish and ruin the seal at times and think chamber models might stop that.
Keen to hear any feed back.

Chamber vacuum sealers are very good at dealing with liquid. However you will pay $3000/$4000 for a decent machine which you can be assured of getting parts for later. Speaking of parts a new vacuum pump for one of these machine will be in the vicinity of $1000. So expensive to buy and to maintain. So yes the chamber machine will do what you want but at quite a high price.
That issue you are having with seals on the bag can be largely sorted by going to a machine with heavy duty, multiple seal bars. for example our SICO 250 Premium has double seals, the SICO Nevada has triple seals. Both these machine have a huge range of heat adjustment on the seal bar. They will get reliable seals on the bag when the domestic machine cannot.