Luxtron fluoroptic temperature probe helps the paper & plastics packaging industry
17 Aug 2006
Many of today’s paper and plastics packaging solutions, such as 12-pack drinks cartons and blister-packs for toys etc utilise an RF heat-sealing tool to seal the packaging layers. The problem arises that the temperature of the seal must be monitored to ensure proper bonding of the layers, but traditional temperature monitoring methods (e.g. thermocouples) cannot be used due to interference from the RF.
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Luxtron’s fluoroptic (FOT) temperature measuring instruments are immune to the fields given off by the RF heat sealing equipment, thereby giving fast, accurate temperature measurements. In addition, the durable temperature probes can be used over and over again during testing of materials. In one particular application, a Luxtron probe was tested in cardboard package, whereby the probe was placed between the two layers of cardboard to be heat sealed. The probe was used to ensure the correct sealing temperature was reached. Once sealed, a destructive test of the cardboard packaging was undertaken to ensure it met the relevant standard, but without damaging the probe. For further information about this release, please contact Nigel Peart at nigelp@lambdaphoto.co.uk |
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