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W401 2.0 Water Vapour Transmission Rate Tester

Manufactured by GBPI Testing Instruments

The W401 2.0 Water Vapour Transmission Rate (WVTR) Tester is an ideal configuration instrument for offline or online testing of the barrier properties of packaging materials for production units in the packaging industry.

It adopts the testing principle of infrared method to meet the needs of high-throughput, wide range, and high-applicability testing.

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Benefits

  • High-precision, high sensitivity imported infrared sensor ensure ultra-high stability and ultra-low failure rate, with a resolution of 0.0001 g/(m2·24h).
  • Designed and manufactured with reference to the standard of GB/T 26253.
  • New pneumatic control system provides an automatic fixture, one-button lock of the sample, which is labour-efficient and convenient, as well as giving superior sealing performance.
  • Semiconductor stabiliser automatically controls the temperature, with a temperature accuracy of 0.1°C.
  • Dual airflow (dry and wet) humidity control ensures stably humidity, high precision, and humidity accurate to ±1%RH.
  • Single test chamber, fast data test.
  • 11.6-inch high-resolution colour LCD screen provides a clear view, sensitive control, and easy operation.
  • Fully automatic operation, one-button test, judgement, and shutdown.
  • Real-time display of five sets of curves: transmission-time, temperature-time, humidity-time, flow-time, and voltage-time.
  • Curves support a preview hidden function.
  • Intelligent operating system with modular graphics and flexible setting of test process parameters.
  • Audit and tracking function, and multi-level permission settings for users can meet the requirements of the pharmaceutical industry for data traceability.
  • Can be connected to the Internet of Things (IoT) platform to achieve digital network management, such as managing experimental data.
  • Adopting state reference materials to calibrate and verify the instruments, ensure the accuracy, universality, and authority of the test data.