Description
Packaging tester VT-200/210 small is an analogue instrument for leak testing of packaging under vacuum. It uses a test container made of PMMA so operators can inspect closures, seals and complete packages visually during the test. After vacuum is applied, rising air bubbles reveal leaks quickly and reliably, supporting clear pass/fail decisions. The method is established in pharmaceutical and food-producing industries where packaging integrity must be verified before release or further processing. This compact VT-200/210 unit from Dinkelberg suits laboratories and production quality-control areas that need straightforward vacuum bubble testing without complex digital systems. The transparent PMMA chamber keeps the sample visible throughout the cycle, aiding detection of weak seals, faulty closures or damaged packaging. Supplied as a single unit, the tester provides a practical tool for routine tightness checks on a wide range of sealed goods. By combining vacuum exposure with direct bubble observation, it helps confirm that barrier properties of seals and closures meet process expectations in regulated and industrial environments.
This article is part of pH meters, in pH & electrochemistry.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Model: VT-200/210 small
- Type: Analogue packaging leak tester
- Test chamber material: PMMA
- Method: Vacuum bubble leak detection
- Technical Information Sheet:
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