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Test the perforation strength of sachets with a Perforation tester

Gaurav Malhotra
12-12-2022
Perforation strength is a material’s ability to resist tearing under stress. The test is used to evaluate the durability of materials such as fabrics, paper, and plastics. It’s an important quality control metric because it can identify potential issues before they cause large-scale problems. Testing the perforation strength of sachets is an important part of quality control. It will help to evaluate that the material delivered will be of good quality. We at Presto have designed a high-quality perforation strength tester that is used to test the strength and elongation of thermoplastic films and packets. Here in this blog, we will discuss the need of testing the perforation strength of materials and ensure that quality products will be delivered to the customers. So, let us get started!
What is perforation strength and why it should be tested?
Evaluate the perforation strength of materials with the Presto perforation strength tester
Features of Presto perforation strength tester
- Microprocessor-based display for accurate test results
- Works on the Constant Rate of Elongation (CRE) Principle
- Display for Perforation strength of test specimen
- Highly accurate test results under elongation/tensile force
- Strong gripping clamps to perform the test at 180 degrees.
- Bright LED display
- Inbuilt calibration facility
- Feather touch controls
Technical Specifications of Presto perforation strength tester
- Load Cell Capacity: 50 Kgf
- Display: LED (Digital)
- Accuracy: ± 1% within the entire range.
- Least Count/Resolution: 0.05 kgf
- Power: 220V, Single phase, 50 Hz
- Speed: 300 mm/min ± 5%
- Safety: Limit Switches incorporated
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