MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Mocon is offering the ability to increase throughput of oxygen testing for rigid packages with its new RACK-6 conditioning system, the company said.
The RACK-6 system has been developed for use with Mocon's popular OX-TRAN Model 2/61, which measures oxygen transmission rates for as many as six rigid or flexible packages simultaneously. The system offers users a separate six-cell conditioning unit which enables packages to be brought to equilibirum offline before moving them to the OX-TRAN Model 2/61 for final test results - depending on the number of RACK-6 systems deployed, cost effective throughput of samples can be virtually unlimited, Mocon said.
The RACK-6 uses Container Transfer Units (CTU), which allow individual package transfer from the conditioning unit to the testing unit. Each RACK-6 hosts six CTUs. Twelve CTUs come with the RACK-6 system allowing for six samples to be conditioned while six samples are tested on the OX-TRAN Model 2/61. Companies can use multiple RACK-6 systems in tandem with the OX-TRAN 2/61 to further increase throughput.
The OX-TRAN Model 2/61 and RACK-6 are both engineered to work with a variety of flexible packages and rigid containers. The RACK-6 system can be used with existing OX-TRAN Model 2/61 systems.
The OX-TRAN Model 2/61 incorporates the latest in high-sensitivity sensor design and is ideal for production and QC/QA testing applications. It includes precise relative humidity and temperature control, automatic equilibrium determination, advanced analysis tools and National Institute of Standards and Technology traceable system verification films.
Visit mocon.com for more information.
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