Tester detects leaks in pouches and flexible packaging.
November 1, 2007 -
Designed for package integrity testing of filled and sealed food pouches, retort pouches, and pharmaceutical and medical pouches, VeriPac 225 Leak Tester comes with flexible bladder that eliminates any stress on pouch seal during testing cycle. Different size pouches can be placed into testing drawer simultaneously and tested in one test cycle. Unit utilizes ASTM approved vacuum decay leak test method (F2338-05) recognized by FDA as consensus standard for package integrity testing.
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New Inspection Solution for Filled and Sealed Pouches at Pack Expo Las Vegas
Tuckahoe, NY October 13, 2007 -- PTI Inspection Systems will feature the VeriPac 225 Leak Tester for testing pouches and flexible packaging at the Pack Expo Show running October 15 - 17, Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, NV, PTI Booth S-5150.
PTI Inspection Systems introduces a new test chamber specially designed for package integrity testing of filled and sealed food pouches, retort pouches as well as pharmaceutical and medical pouches. The VeriPac 225 Leak Lester with new testing configuration offers easy handling and testing convenience. Different size pouches can be placed into the testing drawer simultaneously and tested in one test cycle. The test chamber is also designed with a unique flexible bladder that eliminates any stress on the pouch seal during the testing cycle.
Heinz Wolf, general manager, noted, "The VeriPac 225 non-destructive leak tester is a very economical and versatile package inspection system that is an ideal solution for companies that manufacture product in various size pouches which is very common in many industries today."
Wolf adds, "This test method is a practical alternative to destructive testing methods such as water bath and dye testing and is much more realiable than manual vision inspection. It eliminates the waste and cost associated with these methods and offers quantitative data that means something.
Test results are measurable and repeatable. The VeriPac 225 can also be used for filled and sealed cups and trays made of porous or non-porous materials."
The VeriPac 225 inspection system utilizes an ASTM approved vacuum decay leak test method (F2338-05) recognized by the FDA as a consensus standard for package integrity testing. This test method was developed using VeriPac leak test instruments. A comprehensive IQ, OQ, PQ validation qualification package in compliance with FDA regulations is also available.
Packaging Technologies & Inspection (PTI) is a leading manufacturer of non-destructive inspection technologies for the pharmaceutical, medical device, food and container industries. Recognized as a thought leader in new delivery systems for seal, package and container integrity testing, PTI has set the standard for inspection systems that provide repeatable, reliable results. Having a PTI inspection solution in place for QA/QC process control guarantees that your package is "fit for purpose" from manufacturing through distribution.
General Information:
Oliver Stauffer
USA
Phone: 914-337-2005 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Packaging Technologies & Inspection - PTI, LLC Address: 145 Main St. City: Tuckahoe State: NY ZIP: 10707 Country: USA Phone: 800-784-3899 FAX: 914-337-8519 http://www.packagingtechnologies.com
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