Force Decay Leak Testing Explained: How PakScan Tests Flexible Packaging | Sepha

See how Force Decay leak testing works inside the Sepha PakScan for flexible and semi-rigid packaging. Learn more about the PakScan: https://sepha.com/products/leak-testi... This animation takes you inside the machine to explain the complete testing principle. When vacuum is applied around a sealed pack, the pack expands and applies force to a load cell. The system tracks this force throughout the test, with a measurable decay potentially indicating air escaping through a leak or packaging defect. Using this deterministic, non-destructive method, the PakScan provides objective and repeatable pass/fail results without destroying packs that pass. Suitable formats include pouches, sachets, stick packs, bags, laminate and transdermal patch packs, and semi-rigid trays or cups with non-porous lidding. Interesting links: Full range of Leak Test solutions: https://sepha.com/products/leak-testing Full range of Deblistering solutions: https://sepha.com/products/deblistering Full range of Packaging solutions: https://sepha.com/products/packaging-... Follow us: Website: https://sepha.com LinkedIn:   / sepha-ltd   Twitter:   / sephaltd   #ForceDecay #LeakTesting #FlexiblePackaging #pharmaceuticalmanufacturing #sepha