Create vacuum and Modified Atmosphere Packaging conditions inside FIBCs and high-barrier liners with the patented vQm High-Speed Two-Way Valve.
The patented vQm High-Speed Two-Way Valve is designed for fast and reliable vacuum extraction and gas flushing of FIBCs, high-barrier liners and other semi-bulk packaging.
The smart, two-way design allows air extraction and the injection of nitrogen (N₂) or carbon dioxide (CO₂) through the same secure connection point. This enables fast conditioning without reopening or puncturing the packaging after sealing.
A fine integrated filter underneath the valve helps prevent dust and small product particles from being extracted during vacuuming, making the valve suitable for a wide range of powders, granulates and other dry bulk products.
The compact valve is permanently sealed into the packaging and becomes an integral part of the liner or bag. Combined with vQm conditioning equipment, it provides a fast, secure and repeatable connection for vacuuming and gas flushing throughout the Modified Atmosphere Packaging process.
The unit is fully CE certified.
The valve enables you to create and maintain vacuum and/or modified atmosphere conditions inside the bag at an amazing speed, 1000 liters to 500 hPa within minutes!
Having one secure connection point for both air extraction and the injection of CO₂ or N₂. The liner does not need to be reopened or punctured after sealing, reducing handling and helping protect the integrity of the packaging.
The integrated filter medium helps prevent particles from getting sucked out during vacuum extraction.
The bayonet connection allows operators to attach and remove the conditioning head quickly and securely, with a click and rotate system.
The vQm High-Speed Two-Way Valve works as part of a complete Modified Atmosphere Packaging system.
The connection head of the High Speed Unit attaches securely to the valve with a bayonet lock. The unit extracts air and injects the selected gas through the same connection point.
The valve is sealed directly into packaging, available options include FIBC liners, Quadro Big Bags, wrapping liners, hood liners and other semi-bulk packaging.
A reliable final seal is essential. The correct sealer depends on the construction and material of the selected liner.
Gas analysers can be used to measure the internal atmosphere and verify that the required O₂ and CO₂ concentrations have been achieved.
Ensures a safe CO₂ connection, preventing ice formation and regulator freezing.
A two-way valve allows air to be extracted from the packaging and CO₂ or N₂ to be injected through the same secure connection point.
Combined with the vQm High Speed MAP Conditioning Unit, the system can reduce a volume of 1,000 litres to approximately 500 hPa within minutes.
Yes, the valve can be used for vacuum extraction, external gas injection or subsequent vacuum and gas-injection cycles. This allows the atmosphere to be adapted to the product and the required application.
No, the required gas, vacuum level, number of cycles and treatment duration depend on the product, packaging volume and objective.
The bayonet-style click-and-rotate design allows fast connection with limited rotational force on the packaging. This helps reduce torsional stress around the valve sealing area and lowers the risk of damage or leakage.
Yes, the integrated filter helps prevent dust and small product particles from being drawn into the vacuum system during air extraction.
No, vacuuming and gas flushing are both carried out through the same valve, allowing the packaging to remain sealed throughout the conditioning process.
Yes, the valve is permanently sealed into the liner or bag and remains part of the packaging during storage and transport.
Create vacuum or modified atmosphere conditions inside semi-bulk packaging through one patented, secure and extremely fast connection point.
