Inflatable pressurized leak detector seal strength test

LSST-01 Leak and Seal Strength Tester 

Application

Evaluating the integrity through pressure decay (internal pressurization) leak testing is essential to confirm the sample's ability to deliver the necessary product protection. Seal integrity tests are conducted to evaluate options for sustainable packaging, cost-effective packaging solutions, and potential fluctuations in sealing parameters along the production line. Ensuring the consistency and reliability of package seals remains of great importance for upholding product quality and safety standards.

Test Method

Pressure decay is a highly prevalent technique for conducting leak testing. This method involves monitoring the reduction in pressure within the sample. Initially, the sample is pressurized to a specified target level, after which the air source is sealed. Subsequently, any decrease in pressure is detected and serves as an indicator of a potential leak. The analysis of sample performance can be approached in three ways: burst testing, creep testing, and creep-to-failure testing.

Technical Features

PLC-controlled unit for industrial-level stability, with user-friendly HMI touch screen operation.

Automatic test result statistics and storage.

Compatible with various fixtures for testing different package forms, including open packages (three-side-seal), closed packages, doy packs, tubes, sealed trays, and cups, among others.

Offers three test modes: burst, creep, and creep to failure.

Personalized sensitivity and threshold settings.

Pressure range goes up to 600KPa and can be customized.

Customizable programming to meet specific testing requirements.

Standard

ASTM F2054, ASTM F1140

Main Parameters 

Test Range 0~600KPa

Sample Width 300mm (standard)

Inflating Head Φ4mm

Compressed Air 0.4~0.7MPa (Prepared by user)

Power 110~220V 50/60Hz