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This webinar is the 5th of Lansmont's 6-step methodology webinar series and will consider how to collect amplification/attenuation curves for the selected materials.
This webinar is the 4th of Lansmont's 6-step methodology webinar series and will focus on examining both the shock-absorbing and vibration-transmission characteristics of the materials.
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PPT Group, a global leader in the design and manufacturing of physical property testing solutions for quality control, has launched a new microsite showcasing its comprehensive solutions for packaging testing. The site provides visitors with an easy-to-navigate, simple structure to quickly locate points of interest.
An essential step to designing a cushioned package system is to determine the severity of the environment in which it will be shipped: This webinar is the 1st of Lansmont's 6-step mehodology webinar series and will focus on the areas of shock and vibration during the package design process.
Mecmesin, a renowned global leader in the design and manufacturing of force, materials, and torque testing equipment for quality control, proudly announces the expansion of their OmniTest universal testing machine (UTM) range. The latest additions to the OmniTest lineup include three new single-column models with capacities of 0.5 kN, 1 kN, and 2.5 kN.
Watch a MultiTest-i force testing stand and Emperor software performing a 180-degree peel test based on ASTM D3330 - the standard test method for peel adhesion for pressure-sensitive tape.
There is a lot to consider when physically testing a packaging material or component. Not only is it key to be able to apply load to your test specimen(s), but also set up everything in order to generate valid results. So, how can you ensure that your tests won't fail?
When physically testing a packaging material or component, the ability to apply load to a test specimen is important—but having the ability to apply that load correctly is just as crucial. Join Mecmesin's Free Online Webinar on April 19th to understand which grip or fixture to use is critical for accurate measurements.
Packaging and manufacturing engineers can benefit from Mecmesin's latest webinar regarding cap closure and removal torque testing, now available to view on demand.
