During manufacturing, or processing and even in the packaging process there may be an option that the sample gets damaged and have leaks on them. It is not necessary that the leak will be big enough that it will be seen through naked eyes. Sometimes these defects are too small to detect. Here comes the role of Leak testing machines. The machine is equipped with a strong acrylic chamber and is transparent in nature. Below that is digital control unit which can record the pressure changes and is used to set the vacuum during the process. The machine offers highly reliable and accurate test results using precision based settings. The design strictly complies with international test standards. It also meets the USP 28 packaging practice specification. Pressure facility, Inlet Vacuum Pressure setting, and Pre-set Timer facility are available. Now get Vacuum Leak Tester in Haridwar for testing the leak integrity of packages.
Heat Deformation - HDT/VSP Tester is a consistent tool useful for determining the ability of a given polymer to bear load at elevated temperatures. Accurate and reliable deflection or deformation is an important component in the plastics industry.
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TP310 is a prominent color measurement instruments used in many mainstream industries which have been designed and manufactured by competent engineers and scientists of Presto Stantest. The instrument has many advantages of other international standard color measurement instruments.
Presto Melt Flow Index Tester is used for evaluating the flow properties of molten plastics or resins. The Melt flow Index of thermoplastic materials is defined as the rate of flow (in grams per ten minutes) of extrudates of molten resins through a jet of a particular length and diameter.
The Presto Melt Flow Index Tester - NXG Model is a reliable instrument used for evaluating and analyzing the flow properties of molten plastics or resins. The determination of the melt flow index of plastic materials is an important parameter in the evaluation of its quality.
