Bottle Cap Spring Torque Tester

Introduced torque between the cap and bottle.

Bottle cap spring torque tester.

Securing the caps during the torque test. As a general rule the amount of torque is about half of the diameter of the cap. Improving the industry standard. As always since packaging variables come into play be sure to test your specific application to ensure optimal results and safety.

The digital torque tester is one step above the spring torque tester which has been setting the industry standard for years. Secure pak s digital cap torque tester is an enhanced version of our popular spring cap torque tester. On a manually operated analog spring based torque tester for example as the needle is. Covers the entire testing range of cap sizes operating from 0 100 inch lbs for both removal and application.

Manually operated the tornado range has 4 models with capacities ranging from 1 5 10 n m to cover almost all closures types and sizes. Secure pak s torque tester is the benchmark for equipment used in testing cap application for digital torque testers spring torque testers and secure seal testers. The digital meter provides for a more refined reading than the spring unit indicator. The tornado digital torque tester is ideally suited for the testing of application and removal torque on caps and closures.

Manufacturers of bottle cap torque testers manual benchtop and inline bottle cap torque testing equipment and retorquers. A primary difference between the two bottle cap torque testers is the meter the spring cap torque tester is analog while the one pictured here is digital. Beverage factory and breweries for quality control of bottle caps. The method of test for closure.

Its ability to detect initial bridge torque and peak torque make it the instrument of choice for testing closures with tamper evident. The most accurate way to measure torque is with a torque tester. This video demonstrates how to use a bottle cap torque tester to determine the amount of torque you are applying to your caps. Torque is expressed in inches per pound.