Two Zone Pyroshock Testing Machine Performs Thermal Shock Temperature For Packaging Material

Packaging materials are exposed to a wide range of environmental conditions during storage, transportation, and product use. Temperature variations, in particular, can have a profound effect on the physical and mechanical properties of these materials.

By subjecting packaging materials to thermal shock tests using our Two Zone Pyroshock Testing Machine, manufacturers can identify potential weaknesses in the material composition, manufacturing process, or packaging design. This enables them to make informed improvements, enhance the thermal shock resistance of their packaging materials, and ultimately ensure the safe and effective protection of the products they enclose.

The most distinctive feature of our testing machine is its two-zone design, which allows for independent temperature control in each zone. The temperature range in each zone is extensive, typically spanning from -50°C to +200°C, with the ability to achieve rapid transitions of up to 60°C per minute.

Our Two Zone Pyroshock Testing Machine offers a high degree of flexibility in creating customized test profiles. Operators can set specific temperature values, temperature change rates, and test durations for each zone according to the requirements of the packaging material being tested.

The test chamber is constructed to handle a variety of packaging material samples with dimensions typically of 1000 x 800 x 800 mm. The chamber is made of high-quality, temperature-resistant materials and features multiple observation windows for monitoring.

The PC-based control system features intuitive software for inputting test parameters, monitoring progress in real-time, and extensive data-logging and analysis capabilities.

The machine is equipped with high-precision sensors to measure temperature, humidity, and physical changes in packaging materials during testing, providing valuable data for material improvement.

Food packaging materials such as plastic films, paperboard boxes, and glass containers are tested to ensure they can withstand temperature changes associated with food processing, storage, and transportation.

Pharmaceutical packaging materials including blister packs, vials, and bottles are tested for thermal shock resistance to maintain drug stability and efficacy under varying temperature conditions.

Industrial packaging materials like corrugated cardboard boxes and plastic pallets are tested to ensure durability and protection of products during storage and transportation under temperature variations.

Investing in our Two Zone Pyroshock Testing Machine for thermal shock temperature testing of packaging materials is a strategic decision for any organization involved in packaging material production or quality control. With its advanced features and capabilities, it offers a comprehensive solution for ensuring the quality and reliability of packaging materials across various industries.