Nitrogen Food Packing: Tank & Regulator Basics

Are you a regional Food Sovereignty Leader who is interested in leading a Community Nitrogen Food Packing Event? If so, this video aims to answer your questions about the Nitrogen tank, regulator and food gun set-up you will need to get packing food ASAP!!!

[@laceydias295]

You are amazing Polla - thank you for putting together a more detailed video describing the whole process, parts location, and storage!

[@thewestindianboy]

Respect from India. This is what I was looking for instead of buying expensive industrial equipment

[@silverkidd237]

Can I do the same process with # 10 cans if I have the #10 can sealer?

[@rashidalromaithi964]

Even if you say it is not a professional video, it still contains a lot of knowledge you share, so thank you for your kindness.

[@momsmushroomsjodyfoster5786]

Brilliant!! So glad I found you

[@David.5035]

Do all regulators support all tank pressures or i need to check the pressure of the tank vs the max pressure the regulator can handle without failing?

[@farmerj490]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks

[@CorinnaXcool]

What’s the brand name of that blue gun you’re using?

[@momsmushroomsjodyfoster5786]

You seem like someone I'd be friends with if I didn't live all the way in Michigan. I found your video because I am looking for a way to best preserve the freshness of a product I'm designing. I'm looking for a way to keep my air fried mushrooms fresh and crispy. But everything about the way you think and talk makes me feel like I've known you for a very long time.

[@PatrickSalisMEDIA]

Thank you for caring enough to share... your cute also.

[@ctaylor114]

Pure nitrogen is lighter than air. You need to pressurize the container to above approximately 14.6 psi (this is atmospheric pressure) in order to get rid of any “air” and prevent spoiling. Easy way is to vacuum then introduce nitrogen to desired pressure.

[@jwolmarans626]

Cool

[@Simon-vt1zp]

Could I ask why you do this please ? Does replacing the oxygen with nitrogen help preserve the rice ? And can you use it on other foods ?

[@saintnick6598]

Yes nitrogen gas is inert unlike oxygen thus it preserves food. Just don't use this method without proper ventilation. The amount used in packaging isn't enough to be harmful but if your tank has a leak whilst in a small room you will lose consciousness without warning and die in 4 to 10 minutes.

[@melbournechemical3949]

great vedio madam