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Description

The measuring system TS 95.5 is used to monitor the Temperaturee in bottle washers.

It consists of a mounting (bottle dummy) and a temperature logger. Optional customer specific mountings allow a matching to different temperature processes.

The measuring rate of the logger is adjustable from 1 second upwards. The system accessories (interface/software) that is part of the delivery package enable the optimum evaluation of all recorded data (graphically and in chart form).

Fields of application:

  • Bottle cleaning
  • Sterilization
  • Autoclaving
  • CIP processes
Product details Specifications
Metrics Pressure, cycles, temperature, time
Features Freely programmable, reducing the traditional test time from 21 days to 1-2 days
System Yes
Level of automation Fully-automatic

Specifications

SKU: 00010115

Applications: Materials Testing

Materials: Glass, Plastics and Polymer

Sensor type: PT 100

Memory: 32000 Measurements

Measuring rate: 1sec. (programmable)

Battery life: 2- 3 years

Accuracy: 0.3°C

Temperature range: up to 125°C (212°F)

Pressure range: up to 10 bar (145 psi)

Protection class: IP 68

Features & Benefits

  • Test mediums for the HACCP
  • Simple graphic evaluation
  • Documentation of all temperature marches
  • Self-sufficient functioning
  • Small build Real food stuffs – Stainless steel finish

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Customer Success Story

Unreliable barrier‑film testing → Explored advanced WVTR measurement → Innovative WVTR solution achieved ✓

The problem

Increasing numbers of companies are seeking planet-protecting sustainable packaging options. Many want to work with biodegradable polymers, but are finding their traditional testing methods aren’t suitable.

The goal

Aquapak were looking for a novel approach to water vapor transmission testing (WVTR) and we worked together to strive towards a sustainable solution towards testing hydrophilic films.

The result

“Being able to build a relationship with Industrial Physics and leverage their expertise in packaging barriers was critical to the success of this programme.”

Max Phippard, Quality Control Manager at Aquapak

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