Test the performance of isothermal packaging to determine how long it can maintain the desired temperature within the stability range of the heat-sensitive product being transported.
A test in a climatic chamber validates the performance of a stand-alone isothermal solution under given conditions.
It ensures that the solution is correctly sized: the choice of material thickness, the number of cold accumulators, depending on the desired temperature inside the packaging, and the shipping season (summer, winter outside temperature, etc.).
A test in a climatic chamber can also give an answer on an existing packaging:
The climatic chamber test reproduces exactly what happens when your isothermal package is shipped. We place recording probes inside your products, and vary the temperature outside the packaging. Our climatic chambers reproduce the outside environment by varying temperature and simulating seasonal variations. At the end of 24, 48, 72, 96 or more hours, we draw up a validation report. If the product temperature has remained within the desired range, the solution is validated.
PT100 temperature probes are calibrated annually on the UKAS measurement chain.
Our climatic chambers meet the requirements of NFX 15 140: a standard relating to climatic chambers, their characterization and verification.
Your packaging is validated to NF S99 700 or another standard (ISTA / customer specification).
Tell us what you need, and we’ll tell you whether your packaging performs well, or suggest a stand-alone isothermal pack from our range of validated packaging.