Pacorr Computerized Box Compression Tester is an advanced packaging strength testing machine designed to measure the compression resistance and stacking load capacity of corrugated boxes, cartons, and shipping containers. This computerized model is ideal for laboratories and packaging quality teams that require accurate load measurement, real-time test monitoring, data recording, and report generation. With PC/Laptop interface support, it helps users analyze carton performance more professionally and maintain reliable quality records for packaging approval.

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  • Shipping Area: All over the world
  • Model: PCBCT-10C
  • Brand: Pacorr
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What is Computerized Box Compression Tester?

A Computerized Box Compression Tester is a precision testing instrument used to evaluate how much vertical compressive load a corrugated box or carton can withstand before deformation, buckling, or collapse. Unlike a basic digital model, the computerized version is designed for users who need detailed test data, graph-based analysis, repeatable reporting, and better documentation for quality audits.

During transportation and warehousing, cartons are exposed to stacking pressure from other boxes placed above them. If the box design, board grade, flute structure, joint strength, or sealing quality is weak, the carton may fail and damage the product inside. Pacorr Computerized Box Compression Tester helps recreate this stacking pressure under controlled laboratory conditions. The machine applies a vertical load on the test sample and records the maximum compression force. Through computerized reporting, users can view Load vs Time graphs, peak load values, operator details, date, time, and other test information, making it useful for packaging R&D, production QC, supplier evaluation, and export packaging validation.

The Computerized Box Compression Tester is an advanced variant of Pacorr’s Box Compression Tester range, designed for users who require PC/Laptop connectivity, computerized test reports, Load vs Time graph, and detailed quality records. For users looking for the standard model, visit Pacorr’s Box Compression Tester page.

Key Features

  • Computerized model for advanced box compression testing
  • RS232 interface for PC/Laptop connectivity
  • Load vs Time graph for detailed test analysis
  • Computerized report with maximum load, operator ID, date, and time
  • Available in 500 Kgf, 1000 Kgf, 2000 Kgf, and 3000 Kgf capacities
  • Digital LCD display with backlit illumination
  • 4-load-sensor-based system for accurate load measurement
  • Tare and peak hold facility for easy test operation
  • Variable speed drive support for controlled compression movement
  • Over-travel and overload protection for machine safety
  • Heavy-duty rugged structure for industrial and laboratory use
  • Available in multiple platform sizes and load cell capacities

Applications

Pacorr Computerized Box Compression Tester is used for testing corrugated boxes, export cartons, e-commerce packaging, FMCG cartons, food and beverage boxes, pharmaceutical packaging, electronics packaging, appliance cartons, and industrial shipping containers. It is especially useful where test reports, graphs, traceability, and digital records are required. Packaging labs use it for batch testing, supplier comparison, carton development, incoming material inspection, transit damage investigation, and final packaging approval before dispatch.

Benefits of Using Computerized Box Compression Tester

The biggest advantage of using a Computerized Box Compression Tester is that it converts a physical compression test into structured test data. Users do not only get the maximum load value; they also get a graph-based view of how the box behaved during compression. This helps identify whether the carton failed suddenly, gradually weakened, or lost strength due to poor structure.

Computerized reporting also improves quality documentation. Test results can be recorded with operator details, date, time, and peak load value, making the machine useful for audits, buyer inspections, internal QC systems, and packaging development projects. It reduces manual reading errors, improves repeatability, and helps companies compare different carton designs, board grades, suppliers, and production batches with better confidence.

How to Use Computerized Box Compression Tester

To use the Pacorr Computerized Box Compression Tester, prepare the carton sample according to the required test method or internal QC procedure. Place the sample at the center of the compression platform in the correct orientation. Connect the machine with the PC/Laptop interface if computerized reporting is required.

Enter the test details such as operator information, sample identification, test speed, and required test parameters. Start the compression test and monitor the load application in real time. After the test is completed, record the peak load value and review the Load vs Time graph. Use the generated report to compare the result with packaging specifications, stacking load requirements, supplier standards, or buyer quality requirements.

Why Choose Pacorr Computerized Box Compression Tester?

Pacorr Computerized Box Compression Tester is suitable for companies that need more than basic compression strength measurement. It is designed for packaging labs, manufacturers, exporters, and quality control teams that require accuracy, data traceability, graph-based reporting, and dependable machine performance. The computerized interface helps reduce manual dependency and makes test results easier to analyze, store, and present.

With multiple load capacities, platform size options, 4-load-sensor technology, safety protection, and strong machine construction, Pacorr offers a practical solution for both routine quality control and advanced packaging development. The machine helps users improve carton strength, reduce packaging failures, compare suppliers, validate box design, and maintain professional test documentation.

Standards / Compliance

Pacorr Computerized Box Compression Tester can be used for box compression and stacking strength testing aligned with ASTM D642, ASTM D4169, ISO 2234:2015, EN ISO 12048, and customer-specific packaging test procedures. The correct test method should be selected according to box type, filled or empty package condition, sample conditioning, buyer requirement, and intended transportation environment.​

The working principle of the Computerized Box Compression Tester is based on controlled vertical compression. The test carton is placed centrally on the lower platform, and the upper compression platen moves downward at a set speed. As the platen applies force, the carton resists compression through its panels, edges, flutes, joints, and overall structure.

The load sensors measure the applied force throughout the test. The software records the changing load values and generates a Load vs Time graph. When the box reaches its failure point or selected load limit, the peak load value is captured. This data helps users evaluate not only the final compression strength but also the behavior of the box during loading, which is highly useful for packaging improvement and failure analysis.

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