Vacuum Cooling "From Field to Table"
"The clock starts ticking as soon as a lettuce is plucked from the field or a bread roll is removed from the oven, and without some intervention to slow or stop that clock, many food products will become unpleasant or unsafe to eat within days..."
Understanding the Right Vacuum Pump for your Food Application
Wet pumps have oil in the pumping chamber that serves two purposes. The first is the lubrication of the moving parts, while the second is to fill the clearances inside the pump to provide a deeper vacuum. Dry pumps have oil in the bearings and gears...
NOVADRY: The Vacuum Pump Made to Optimize Food and Packaging Processes
The demands placed by manufacturers and consumers on the quality, shelf life and resource efficiency of food and packaging processes are constantly increasing. This applies especially to perishable products...
Five Tips and Tricks for Choosing the Right Vacuum Gauges
When it's time to select a new or replacement vacuum gauge for your vacuum pump or system, it's important to take a thoughtful approach. At first glance, it might seem like a simple task, but there are several factors you need to consider...
Why is a Leak Detector Cart Crucial to your Application?
If you have a vacuum system, you need a helium leak detector. You spend a ton of money on vacuum pumps, piping, hardware, and gauges, but if you have a leak, your system ends up not working effectively and...
Three Ways Vacuum Technology Fights Food Waste and Improves Food Packaging
The rate of food waste is exceptionally high. According to the United States Food and Drug Administration, between 30 and 40 percent of food...
