Laboratory Equipment for Simulations in the Packaging Industry
Our testing capabilities include:
- Direct sunlight aging: Simulating exposure to natural light.
- Sunlight aging through glass: Replicating exposure in contexts such as store windows.
- Linear light aging: Simulating exposure to commercial lighting (supermarkets, etc.).
- Evaluation of pharmaceutical product photostability: Tests conducted behind glass to measure light stability.
Suntest Methodology for Sunlight Exposure
Suntest is an advanced approach for evaluating material aging under solar influence, essential for the development of durable packaging.
Different approaches to simulated aging in laboratory and real conditions
These methods allow for accelerated aging of materials and prints, providing valuable insights for improving packaging quality.
Photostability evaluation in the pharmaceutical sector
Photostability is important to ensure the safety and efficacy of pharmaceutical products, especially when presented in commercial settings.
Complements to climatic tests for in-depth analyses
Our complementary climatic tests offer a detailed assessment of the impact of environmental conditions on packaging materials.
International standards for packaging testing and light aging
Our tests are conducted in compliance with international standards, ensuring optimal quality and reliability, including:
- ASTM D 3424
- ASTM D 904
- ASTM D 4459
- ASTM D 2565
- ISO 4892-2
- ISO 105-B02
- ISO 11341
- ISO 11431
FAQ on laboratory for suntest simulations in the packaging Industry
Our laboratory tests simulate various aging processes, including direct exposure to sunlight, exposure through glass (such as store windows), linear light exposure (commercial lighting), and the evaluation of photostability in pharmaceutical products.