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Accurate beverage testing solutions for carbonation, dissolved gases, packaging integrity, and quality control across every stage of production.
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The Z302 Automatic Finished Can Back End Inspection Gauge features high-precision transducer technology, using dedicated probe contact for accurate, reliable and traceable measurement of your finished cans 24/7.
Our advanced container coating thickness measurement systems provide non-contact coating thickness and film weight measurements for all internal and exterior can coatings.
The Torus Z339 Manual Back End Finished Can Gauge ensures precise dimensional measurement for necked beverage cans, offering repeatability and accuracy.
The Torus Z338 Manual Front End Trimmed Can Gauge delivers precise measurements of trimmed cans, ensuring quality and consistency in metal packaging.
The Z314 Semi-Automatic Wall Thickness Analyzer defines the standard for dimensional inspection, utilizing a single point wall thickness transducer based on industry standard Torus Z301 Front End Gauge.
The Torus Z308 Dome Reversal Gauge provides detailed information about the overall change in length of the can when pressure is applied and subsequently removed.
The Torus Z307 Semi-Automatic Bench Top Can Axial Load Gauges determines the maximum axial load force which can be applied prior to container failure, within a short cycle time.
The Torus Z307 Automatic Beverage Can Destructive Gauge determines the maximum axial load force that can be applied prior to beverage container failure, within a short cycle time.
The Z301 Universal Gauge from Torus incorporates trimmed and finished can measurement into the same system, for full component measurement.
The B302 Semi-Automatic Thread, Body and Thickness Inspection Gauge is unrivalled in non-contact dimensional inspection equipment for plastic containers.
The B300 Semi-Automatic Wall Thickness Gauge provides a factory calibrated solution to material thickness distribution, bottle height and base clearance measurements with unrivalled position, accuracy and repeatability.
The Torus B300 Manual Thickness Inspection Gauge has been developed to provide a simple solution to single sided thickness measurement on plastic components.
The Z341 Manual Bench Top Can Coating Analyzer has been developed to give fast and accurate measurement of the internal lacquer, sprayed during today's 2 piece can manufacturing process.
The Torus Z702 Automatic 2 Piece Bottle Can Inspection Gauge has been developed to inspect all the critical dimensions of a 2 piece aluminum bottle.
Part of the Modular Frameworks range from Torus, we can offer bespoke partitions and walkways to corner off areas that need segregation or protection.
Part of the Modular Frameworks range from Torus, we can offer bespoke workstations that are designed and built specifically to suit your requirements.
Machine enclosures are designed and manufactured to help build a protective environment for sensitive equipment.
We can provide bespoke Metrology Workstations that are designed and built specifically to suit your requirements. A heavy duty solution and can be configured for holding portable Measurement Arms, Height Gauges, as well as jigs and fixtures.
Part of the Modular Frameworks range from Torus, we can offer bespoke Controlled Environments providing a semi-permanent versatile work space in a shopfloor or factory environment.
Our next generation SpecMetrix Advanced Reporting Software is the next level reporting tool to easily and efficiently analyze your coating thickness data for In-line Coating Systems.
Precise beverage testing is essential for maintaining product quality, safety, and consistency across your production line. From carbonation and dissolved oxygen to packaging integrity, torque testing, and filllevel accuracy, our instruments help you control every critical parameter. Whether you’re producing soft drinks, beer, spirits, juices, or functional beverages, our solutions support reliable, repeatable testing at every stage of manufacturing.level accuracy, our instruments help you control every critical parameter. Whether you’re producing soft drinks, beer, spirits, juices, or functional beverages, our solutions support reliable, repeatable testing at every stage of manufacturing.
Explore our full range of beverage testing equipment to optimize your processes, reduce variability, and ensure your products meet the highest industry standards.
See how test and measurement equipment supports every stage of production, from raw material through to palletizing. Click into either interactive process map below to find the right solution for each step.
Follow the canmaking process from coil handling to palletizing and discover the inspection and testing solutions behind every stage.
Explore the Beverage Can Process Map
Follow the plastic bottle and container journey from preform production and stretch blow molding through filling, inspection and labeling, and see the Torus dimensional inspection and quality solutions used at each point.
Explore the Plastic Container Process Map
Our beverage testing solutions are trusted across sectors where accuracy, repeatability, and regulatory compliance are essential. Whether you’re refining formulations, validating packaging performance, or ensuring shelflife stability, our instruments deliver the precision your workflows demand.
Our solutions are ideal for:
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For years, beverage manufacturers and laboratories worldwide have relied on our testing solutions to ensure product consistency, safety, and regulatory compliance. Our experience spans every stage of beverage production — from formulation and carbonation control to packaging verification and shelflife testing.
We provide more than instruments; we share the insights that elevate your results. Our team has developed proven methodologies that support accurate dissolved gas measurement, packaging integrity validation, and process optimization. Whether you’re improving product stability, reducing variability, or validating new packaging formats, we’re here to help you succeed.
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Carbonation affects pressure, temperature stability, and dissolved gas behavior during testing. Variations in CO₂ levels can impact readings for dissolved oxygen, density, or fill volume. Using pressure‑tight sampling, temperature‑controlled instruments, and standardized procedures ensures consistent, repeatable results across carbonated and non‑carbonated beverages.
In a huge variety of different methods, beverage testing equipment helps to test the properties of both beverages and their packaging. From double seam can testing to foam tasting for carbonated drinks, there are tests to suit every part of the process.
There are a huge range of beverage tests that we can help you with, including but not limited to:
Beverage testing equipment is used by everyone from drink manufacturers to packaging experts. Our comprehensive selection of test and measurement solutions can help with quality control for the drinks themselves, as well as ensuring that the bottles and cans they’re stored in will protect the integrity of the product.
Torque testing is important in bottle manufacturing because it ensures caps are applied securely without being over- or under-tightened. Proper torque prevents leaks, protects product quality and shelf life, and ensures bottles are easy for consumers to open. It also helps verify capping machine performance, maintain consistency across production runs, meet regulatory and customer requirements, and reduce waste, rework, and recalls—making it a critical part of quality control.
Our range of beverage testing equipment has been designed and manufactured by our trusted specialist testing brands to meet widely accepted industry standards for each industry and application. From ASTM D 6988 for testing films to ASTM D 1894 for testing the static and kinetic coefficients of friction of plastic, our beverage testing machines adhere to the strictest standards.
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