Food Packaging Seals -
Strong Enough To Hold Easy enough To Open
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Versaperm, a technology leader in packaging testing, has completely revised the design of its American-based SIV III Packaging Seal Integrity Checker to make it suitable for the UK and European Markets. Naturally this includes full compliance with CE and ISO 9001 requirements. The SIV III is designed to check that packaging seals are strong enough to hold, but gentle enough to allow for easy opening.
Defective seals dramatically slash the shelf-life and quality of both foods and pharmaceuticals and can also cause early failure of electronic products. Balancing these factors in a manufacturing environment demands careful measurement and tracking. Seal verification provides this data and is usually non-destructive.
Leakage parameters are programmed into the SIV III and the operator simply selects a code for the product under test and closes the chamber door. Lights then signal a pass or fail for each test. The system can examine the seal strength of a bag or even of a bag inside of box.
Additionally, a "Seal Burst" test mode is available to ensure the package meets a minimum force without failing. The SIV III enables a company to analyse its failure percentages, strength distribution, maximum peel force, burst pressure and how all these vary with temperature. A dedicated Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) provides both automatic test cycle sequencing and data analysis.
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