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With the dual chamber PPM leak test stand, Poppe + Potthoff Maschinenbau offers a powerful system for testing sensors in medical device industry. The test stand can be implemented in R&D processes, but also during production as an end of line test. With pressures of up to 50 bars this equipment offers a large spectrum of testing opportunities in the medical area. Some Global Test Standards include: ISO 14644 ASTM G122-96 ASTM D6361 SAE AMS 0302 The PPM leak test stand is able to be programed to the customers requirement. The powerful in house built software enables exact design of pressure curves, such as holding times and exact pressure increase over time. It is an ideal solution for any sorts of plastic components. This exemplarily displayed test bench can utilize air or nitrogen as a test medium. Please get in touch about any other test mediums. In addition the PPM test benches can perform tests of multiple test units at a time.

In order to ensure that castings, valves, pumps, hoses and other components or groups have been manufactured free of leakage, they are tested in non-destructive leakage tests. Oxygen, air, nitrogen or sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) can be used as the test medium.

The Poppe + Potthoff impulse test stands test the operating or fatigue strength of various metal and plastic components. The endurance test in our high-pressure test systems simulates the life-cycle under varying loads. The failure tests thus show the potential weaknesses of the components with respect to design and material. The pressure is optionally modulated as a sine wave, trapezoid curve or needle pulse. Our test stands are characterized by a special ergonomics and are designed by Poppe + Potthoff machine design. Due to our flexible modular design, our machines are very variable, so that the pressure and volume range is designed according to the customer’s requirements. Of course, our systems are UL or CE compliant as required. In addition, we offer you service and support directly on-site.

In order to prove the quality of the fluid-carrying parts, all hoses, pipes, pressure vessels and other components are put under pressure until they burst. The process is precisely measured and documented in order to optimally design the components for specific applications.