Package Leak Detectors Market - Sophisticated Demand 2028 | Oxipack Leak Detection, TM Electronics Inc., Haug Quality Equipment

Package Leak Detectors Market - Overview

Package leak detectors are widely used to add quality control to packaging applications. These machines run several testing methods to check if seals, seams or closures on packages have leaks or pressure issues that may result into damaged or spoiled product through faulty seals or packaging. Seal integrity of packaging products can be compromised due to various factors including transportation hurdles, misalignment of heating element, and others, resulting in loss of protective atmosphere, reduced shelf life of products, and costly returns. Package leak detectors allow the detection of even the smallest leaks and have been established as an integral part of quality assurance for various packaging applications. Growing trends of adopting such equipment in wide range of industries including food processing, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, electronics and appliances to ensure seal integrity and product quality has led to development of global package leak detectors market.

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Package Leak Detectors Market – Notable Developments

In May 2019, AMETEK MOCON, a leading player in package leak detectors market, announced the launch of two analytical instruments, Dansensor LeakPointer 3 and LeakPointer 3+, to detect leaks in Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) packages by measuring escaping carbon dioxide from packages tested in closed control environment.
In October 2018, Sepha launched Sepha Multi-Q, its latest innovation for rigid and flexible packaging, at Pack Expo Chicago. The new multi-functional, non-destructive leak system offers all-in-one solution to test the integrity of all kinds of rigid and flexible packaging such as pouches, sachets, bottles, bags, trays, and devices.
In August 2018, Emerson introduced Rosemount CT4215 Food and Beverage Leak Detection System, designed to help assure quality and safety, maximize production volume, and to reduce waste for food and beverage products. The new equipment uses laser technology to detect leaks at a sensitivity as low as 0.3mm and automatically rejects any defective package without slowing down the production.
Oxipack Leak Detection

Founded in 2010, Oxipack Leak Detection is headquartered in Houten, Netherlands, and offers support to the packaging industry worldwide, with unique, accurate leak testing equipment and solution. The company specializes in non-destructive leak detection in vacuum or airtight packaging for food and pharmaceutical industries.

TM Electronics Inc.

Founded in 1961, TM Electronics Inc. is headquartered in Devens, Massachusetts, and manufacturers a range of automated, high technology leak testers, leak and flow testers, and package testers. The company develops product line to offer measuring equipment for improving quality and productivity in various industries.

Haug Quality Equipment

Founded in 1995, Haug Quality Equipment is based in Morgan Hill, CA, and is the leading supplier of package leak detectors and quality assurance equipment for the food packaging industry. The company Pack-Vac Detectors with Electronic Controller for Altitude Simulation is ideal solution for testing packages for burst strength.

Package Leak Detectors Market Dynamics

Package Leak Detectors Market to Grow, as Efforts to Improve Seal Integrity Increase

Package leak detectors have been witnessing increasing demand, underpinned by growing efforts to reduce the risks of product damage across several industries. Rising trends of automation in industrial sector along with growing demand for new machinery from developing markets continue to influence growth of package leak detectors market. In packaging process, if seal integrity issues go undetected, problems are likely to arise with product resulting in potential damage and unwanted returns to the supplier. This, coupled with increasing focus on quality assurance of products has led to surge in the demand for package leak detectors. Further, rising scope of application in packaging of processed food & beverages, pharmaceutical products, medical devices, automotive components, electronics, and certain industrial components will continue to boost the expansion of package leak detectors market.

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Package Leak Detectors to Witness Significant Demand in Pharmaceutical Industry

Growing popularity and adoption of leak detection in pharmaceutical packaging for increasing quality control procedures to ensure product stability and overall shelf life have been a key growth influencer of the package leak detectors market. Manufacturers are continuously focusing on implementation of advanced technologies in their products to generate more accurate results, eliminate waste, and to integrate with quality systems of pharmaceutical industry, which in turn is likely to create potential growth prospects of the package leak detectors market.

Package Leak Detectors Market Dynamics

Based on control systems, package leak detectors market can be segmented into:

Manual
Semi-automatic
Fully automatic
Based on testing methods, package leak detectors market can be segmented into:

Bubble Emission
Vacuum Package Test
Altitude Simulation
Internal Pressurization
Based on application, package leak detectors market can be segmented into:

Food Packaging
Pharmaceutical Packaging
Medical Device Packaging
Electronics
Automotive Components
Industrial Components

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