WITT, a manufacturer of gas safety and gas control equipment has launched the Leak-Master Pro 2 characterized with two new large chambers. It tests packages for escaping CO2, which features many modified atmosphere packages. To do this, a vacuum is generated in the test chamber. If there is a leak, the protective gas escapes from the test product, which is detected by CO2 sensors. The packaging remains intact during the test.
The test takes only a few seconds – a significant time saving for the inspector. In addition, the procedure is extremely reliable and precise. Depending on the packaging and the test conditions, even the smallest leaks down to 10 micrometers can be reliably detected. In other words, precisely the micro-leaks that cause problems for many manufacturers.
Operating the Pro 2 couldn’t be easier: Place the product in the chamber, close the lid, and start the test via the touch display. The test is carried out automatically with a preset vacuum and over a defined period of time. LED illumination of the chamber provides a clearly visible signal of the test result: if the packaging is leak-proof, the chamber lights up green; if the packaging is not leak-proof, the chamber lights up red – very simple and intuitive.
The Pro 2 has a compact design and requires little space. In the standard version, the unit is operated with compressed air.
Benefit- The Venturi nozzle used to generate the vacuum is extremely low-maintenance and durable, which significantly reduces operating costs. Optionally, a version with an electric vacuum pump is available, for all chamber sizes.
All measurement results including date, time, product details, and name of the tester are stored and can be exported for archiving. It is also possible to analyze the data using MS Excel, for example. The Leak-Master Pro 2 manages up to 1,200 products as well as names, passwords, and barcodes of up to 60 users.
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Naresh Khanna – 10 February 2025
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