WHAT IS PACKAGE TESTING?

Package testing or packaging testing involves the test and measurement of a characteristic or property involved with packaging. This includes packaging materials and components, packaging shape, shipping containers, and unit loads, as well as the associated processes and environments.

Packaging testing evaluates packaging suitability for product cushioning or support materials. Put the packaged product through a series of experiments to determine whether the packaging material will protect the product from damage. Package testing can be performed on the individual boxes or entire shipping containers to measure unit loads and movement during shipping.

Package Testing Equipment CME offers

CME offers a wide range of packaging test, including vibration testing (for both random & fixed displacement vibrations), drop testing, compression testing, incline impact testing, horizontal impact testing, as well as clamping force testing. On this page we highlight the following packaging test equipment:

WHY DO PACKAGE TESTING?

Packaging tests is an important way to ensure products are safely shipped from the warehouse to the01Validate suitability of the packaging02Improve current less packaging03Avoid over-packaging and saving cost04Reproducing the potential damages in actual shipments05Improve the brand imageWHAT STANDARDS REQUIRE PACKAGING TESTING?

Various industries & applications require different standards. ISTA is one of the most important industry developer of testing protocols and design standards that define how packages should perform to ensure protection of their contents during the ever changing risks of the global distribution environment. CME package test machine categories following standards:

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ASTM

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- Shock: ASTM D4003 ASTM D5487

- Vibration: ASTM D4728

- Drop: ASTM D5276

- Transportation: ASTM D999

- Incline Impact: ASTM D880 ASTM D5277

- Compression: ASTM D642

- Clamping Force: ASTM D6055

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ISO

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- Shock: ISO 2244

- Vibration: ISO 13355 ISO 8318

- Drop: ISO 2248

- Transportation: ISO 2247

- Incline Impact: ISO 2248 ISO 2244

- Compression: ISO 2874 ISO 2872 ISO 13820

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