This machine is used to test the compression, deformation resistance and stacking of corrugated carton, honeycomb board box and so on.

The pressure resistance tester GBN200Z is a precision equipment developed and manufactured by GBPI R&D team based on the requirements of GB and other standards and market demand, which is professionally used to test the pressure resistance performance and burst strength of various packaging bags. It is used in quality inspection, drug testing, scientific research, packaging, film, food, pharmaceutical, daily chemical and other industries.

  GBN200G Compression Resistance Tester Product Introduction Developed by GBPI R&D team, GBN200G compression resistance tester is a precision testing instrument developed in accordance with GB standards and market demands. It is professionally applied to test compression resistance performance and burst strength of various packaging bags. It serves as an ideal testing equipment for quality inspection, pharmaceutical inspection, scientific research, packaging, film, food, pharmaceutical, daily chemical and other industries. Get a Free Quote Today Implemented Standards GB/T10004-2008, QB/T 1871-1993, GB/T 4857.3-2008 Technical Parameters Pressure Range 50~700 kPa Air Pressure Range 0~0.7 MPa Pressure Accuracy ±0.8% Test Stroke 0~100 mm Compression Surface Size 280 mm×180 mm Air Source Interface Φ6 mm air pipe Number of Test Plates 1 set Overall Dimension 394 mm×355 mm×505 mm Weight 21 kg Power 100 W Power Supply AC 220 V, 50 Hz Product Features High-grade Configuration & Advanced Technology Adopt pneumatic pressure application, easy operation and simple testing process. After setting target pressure value, the instrument keeps constant pressure for compression. Adjustable pressure is available during testing process. Equipped with LCD screen to display all test parameters in real time. Application Fields Compression Resistance Test for Packaging Bags Burst Strength Test for Packaging Bags

N500 Gas Permeability Analyzer to test the gas (O2, N2, CO2 etc) transmission rate (GTR) of packaging materials, films and sheets materials

Test Principle Firstly submerge the specimen in the water in the vacuum chamber, and then evacuate the vacuum chamber to form differential pressure between the inside and outside of specimen. The seal property can be obtained by observing the steady progression of bubbles from the specimen or observing how the specimen expands and restores to its original shape after vacuum release.

This product is based on the test principle of the Coulomb oxygen analysis sensor and is designed and manufactured with reference to the ASTM D 3985 standard. It is used to determine the oxygen transmission rate (quantity) of film or sheet materials.

gas generator can generates high purity nitrogen, hydrogen and air; it can supply stable and high quality gas for Gas Chromatography

Gas transmission rate measurement of gas barrier films widely used as packaging for food, drink and medical products or sealing of electronic device

W203 2.0 Water Vapor Transmission Rate Tester Electrolytic Method | High Barrier Materials WVTR Testing Product Introduction W203 2.0 is developed based on the electrolytic test principle, designed and manufactured in accordance with GB/T 21529, ISO 15106-3 and other international standards. It tests water vapor transmission rate of samples under controlled temperature and humidity, widely used for high barrier materials in LCD, solar cells, chip packaging, pharmaceuticals, food and more. Get a Free Quote Today   Test Principle W203 2.0 adopts the electrolytic method. The pre-treated sample is fixed in the test chamber, separating it into wet and dry sides. Humidified nitrogen flows on one side of the film, while dry nitrogen (carrier gas) flows on the other side at a fixed rate. Due to humidity gradient, water vapor permeates from the wet side to the dry side, carried by dry nitrogen to the electrolytic sensor. The WVTR value is calculated from the electrical signal output by the sensor.   Compliant Standards 2025 Chinese Pharmacopoeia 4010 GB/T 21529-2008 ISO 15106-3 DIN 53122-2 YBB 00092003-2015 ASTM F3299 JIS K7129-3   Technical Specifications Item Value Test Range 0.001~40 g/(m²·24h) (Film & Sheet) Resolution 0.0001 g/(m²·24h) Temperature Range 15 ~ 45℃ Temperature Accuracy ±0.1℃ Humidity Range 5 ~ 90%RH Humidity Accuracy ±1%RH Test Area 50.24 cm² Sample Size Φ100 mm Test Chambers 3 channels (independent data)   Key Features High-sensitivity sensor for ultra-high barrier materials in electronics, photovoltaics, displays. Automatic pneumatic clamping system, one-key locking, excellent sealing. Precise temperature & humidity control: ±0.1℃, ±1%RH. 3 independent test chambers for high-throughput testing. 11.6-inch HD touch screen, real-time test curves display. Intelligent OS with audit trail, multi-level user rights, GMP compliant. Calibrated with national standard substances for accurate & authoritative data.   Applications Display MaterialsLCD sealant, SiNx passivation film, modified PET, etc. Chip PackagingFR-4, BT resin, PI substrate, ABF film, ceramic substrate. Solar MaterialsSolar backsheet, butyl film, ALD Al₂O₃, EVA/POE film. Packaging ComponentsPharmaceutical tubes, BFS bottles, infusion hoses, containers. Pharmaceutical & FoodUltra-high barrier films and packages for medical and food use.

GBD-B Pendulum Impact Tester test the impact resistance of various films, metallic foil and so on, widely used in industrial and mining enterprises, laboratory, scientific research, teaching, inspection agency and so on.

GX-B3 type disc peeling tester is used for testing the adhesion fastness of printing ink layer of plastic film and cellophane decorative printed materials (including composite film printed materials) produced by gravure printing process. It can also be used to test the adhesion state of the surface layer formed by vacuum coating, surface coating, compounding and other related processes.  

Oxygen transmission rate (OTR) is the measurement of the amount of oxygen gas that passes through a substance over a given period. It is mostly carried out on non-porous materials, where the mode of transport is diffusion, but there are a growing number of applications where the transmission rate also depends on flow through apertures of some description.