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The MULTIVAC success story began with the first chamber machine, which Sepp Haggenmüller designed in 1961. Today we are a leading manufacturer of chamber machines and have an outstanding level of application expertise. Our seamless and highly differentiated product portfolio leaves no areas uncovered, when it comes to design, functionality, equipment options and output categories.
MULTIVAC free-standing machines are impressive for their high level of flexibility and output. Thanks to a compact design and smooth-running castors, they can be used exactly where they are needed, and they are able to pack larger products as well as many different types of products very efficiently. The high level of seal seam quality ensures that maximum pack security is achieved.
Thanks to their comprehensive range of equipment options, our free-standing machines can be individually configured and even automated for part of their functions. Their operation is particularly simple and ergonomic, while cleaning can also be carried out quickly and reliably.
The C 300 is the most compact free-standing chamber machine in the C series, and it can be equipped with a gas flushing system.
The C 350, which is equipped with two sealing bars, offers a high level of flexibility and output, particularly when packing several small products at the same time.
Due to the great distance between its sealing bars, the C 370 enables very long products to be packed highly efficiently.
Thanks to a wide range of equipment options in regard to chamber height, sealing bar arrangement and sealing systems, the C 400 can be perfectly configured for your individual requirements.
The C 800 was developed for packaging particularly long products, such as large-diameter products for slicers or complete salamis and whole fish.
The P 400 is the free-standing chamber machine of the BASELINE series. It can be equipped with a gas flushing system.