Weston Brands Vacuum Sealer Machine for Food Preservation & Sous Vide, Extra-Wide Bar for Sealing Bags up to 15" Wide, 935 Watts, Commercial Grade Pro 3000, Programmable LED Controls, Stainless Steel

The **Weston Pro-3000 Vacuum Sealer** is a robust, commercial-grade machine designed for those who are serious about food preservation. With a powerful 935-watt fan-cooled motor, this vacuum sealer is built for repetitive and continuous use without overheating, making it ideal for bulk sealing jobs like portioning meats or prepping for sous vide cooking. ### Key Features: - **Wide Sealing Capability**: The Pro-3000 features an extra-long 15-inch sealing bar, which allows it to accommodate larger bags, making it perfect for sealing bulk items like whole chickens or racks of ribs. - **Strong, Airtight Seals**: The machine's double-piston pump delivers up to 28" Hg vacuum strength, ensuring tight, leak-proof seals that help preserve freshness longer than traditional methods. - **Programmable Digital Controls**: Users can choose between manual and automatic modes, giving flexibility for delicate items or more precision when sealing wet foods. The digital LED display allows you to monitor each step of the sealing process. - **Stainless Steel Construction**: Built with durability in mind, the stainless steel exterior is not only stylish but also ensures the machine withstands frequent use in a busy kitchen. - **Ease of Use**: The clear acrylic lid makes bag alignment simple, and the machine also features a detachable cord for easy storage, along with an accessible fuse for quick maintenance. ### Applications: This vacuum sealer excels in a variety of applications, from preserving wild game, fish, and bulk groceries to prepping meals for sous vide cooking. It’s a versatile tool for both home chefs and those in commercial kitchens. ### Downsides: A small drawback noted by users is the lack of a built-in bag cutter, which would add convenience during high-volume sealing tasks. However, this minor inconvenience is overshadowed by the machine's overall efficiency and performance. Overall, the Weston Pro-3000 is a high-performing vacuum sealer that delivers reliable results for food preservation, particularly suited for those handling large quantities of food or requiring prolonged, repetitive use.

I had originally gotten a chamber sealer(not Weston) that arrived and wouldn't seal. After endlessly trying, I decided I would be better off with another edge sealer and chose the Weston Pro 1400 since it better suited my needs as opposed to the 2100 or larger models. This accommodates 11" wide bags. It has tremendous suction power and is easy to use. It is fully automatic so you can't adjust settings but it works just fine. I have used it to seal popcorn ...you just have to push seal as soon as the vacuuming begins for those delicate items. Seals are strong. I was not interested in having storage like the 1100 has....this unit works well! I am not happy about what I read regarding customer service....I did get a response to my question....unfortunately I could not find a phone number in the event you could call. Hopefully, there will be no problems. Extremely well made and durable!

Only used it once so far on about 20 items (venison). It pulls a good vacuum and is made with a lot of stainless steel instead of the cheap plastic units out there. I like it so far, hope it lasts for years.

Save your money! This is by far the process vacuum sealer purchased, and figured for the price and the brand it would last a long time and work great with no issues! Boy was I wrong! Purchased in April 2025 it’s now September 1 and the machine will not seal with any type of bag period! It used to but now will not. It seals great with no bag…. Sure….have replaced parts and pieces including the black upper and lower seal and guess what still the same result. The machine is not overly used either. I just went out and re purchased a $150 food saver I had over before this more high dollar heavy duty sealer machine that lasted years and years. Do yourself and your wallet a favor and don’t waste the time or the $$$$, what a disappointment!

I used a cheap, $99.00 vacuum sealer for years. the seals were ok, but not great. It was fairly reliable and light-weight. After replacing the seals many times, I gave up and decided to upgrade. Ordered a Potane. Worked for exactly ONE sealing, then croaked. Returned that piece of junk and dropped some serious coin on this Weston Pro-3000. First of all, it's HEAVY, but it works very well and the suction is excellent and the seals are tight and wide. The fact that you can seal bags up to 15" wide is a plus. There's a fan constantly cooling the motor, so no delays between sealing. It's big, so you'll need space. This is probably the best outside-the-chamber vacuum sealer available and having purchased the extended warranty, hopefully will last a very long time. Recommended.

It’s powerful, creates a strong seal, and really helps extend the life of meats, vegetables, and leftovers. I’ve used it for both bulk freezer storage and sous-vide cooking, and it performs consistently well. The build feels sturdy, not flimsy like some other sealers I’ve tried, and it handles multiple seals in a row without overheating. My only gripe is that it can be a bit bulky and takes up a fair amount of counter space. It’s also a little louder than expected, but nothing unmanageable. Once you get used to it, though, it’s easy to operate and very reliable. Overall, this is a solid choice if you’re serious about food storage. Just be prepared to make room for it in your kitchen.

We were lucky to get one of the last white, powder-coated models of the Weston Vacuum Sealers – cheaper, and easier to keep finger prints off than the much more expensive stainless steel models. The Weston sealer worked far better than the two Food Saver vacuum sealers we had previously. A real workhorse, the vacuum pump motors, with cooling fan, did not overheat, sucking and sealing without needing a long cooling off period between bags. We tried the sealer with both Weston bags and bags from our old Food Saver. Weston vacuum sealer was able to handle both kinds of bags without missing a beat. From other reviews stating the Food Saver bags didn't seal well, we just did a second, manual seal at each end…and that should solve the problem. We also bought a spare foam sealing gasket kit. One of our Food Savers, a very top-end model, would still be usable if the company hadn't discontinued making their gasket kits for it. We're not taking any chances with our Weston. In conclusion, our Weston vacuum sealer is definitely worth the higher price. It's built like a tank (and weighs almost as much), and should provide us with at least a decade of reliable service.

This is way more expensive than it should be. It is a good machine but should have a seal only function. That said, it is quick and seems solidly built.

This machine is costly but quite a step up from the department store vacuum sealers. It's simple and straight forward without gimmicky extras. It does one thing and does it well. The suction is great and this machine should last a lifetime.