ASC Instrument's ASC 7400F range has been specially designed for rigid packaging, such as vials, syringes, cartridges, bottles and so on. Unlike the methylene blue test, the instrument quantifies the degree of tightness, without damaging the container or its contents.
Pressure variation method ( pressure/vacuum decay" )
The product to be tested is placed in a mold, in which a vacuum or positive pressure is then created, depending on the application.
Once the mold has been isolated, the pressure variation is measured over a given period of time. This pressure variation gives an accurate picture of the container's tightness level.
The FDA recommends this deterministic method as a replacement for the methylene blue test.
A special function enables integrated verification of the entire measurement chain at each cycle, allowing instant certification of every result.
Ergonomics are particularly well thought-out, requiring no effort on the part of the operator, as the tool provides the effort needed to seal the mold perfectly.
Loading and unloading are a breeze.
Several container types and formats can be tested with a single instrument thanks to interchangeable molds, making the ASC 7400F extremely flexible.
Simultaneous testing
The 7400F5 version allows five vials to be tested simultaneously, making it easier to control large quantities.
Instruments can also be integrated into the production process, with automatic loading/unloading.
"We have designed our instruments to be adaptable to a wide range of product characteristics. Our specialists have a wealth of experience in a wide range of fields, and will be happy to put this know-how to work for you.the company says.
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