Pre-Fill Leak Detector

Leak testing machines are used to test blow and injection moulded bottles for pin holes.

Our machines are operating at safe voltage (24V DC) and lowest power (50 Watts). Its volume to weight ratio is smartly planned for export purpose to make it logistic friendly. Our leak testing machines are highly stable and easy to operate having user friendly HMI display panel for parameter settings. It is a plug n play machine and requires less attention to understand its operation.

We have two major types of leak testing machines :-

1) Principle of fall in pressure.

2) Principle of fall in vacuum.

 

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