

Thermal shock resistance tester for glass bottles — 0–60°C differential, ±0.1°C accuracy, tests up to 12 bottles per cycle to GB/T 4547-2007.
| Detection Object | Glass bottles/Bottled beer/Wine/Whiskey |
| Test Items | Temperature/PU/F0 |
| Testing Occasions | laboratory |
The CanNeed-TSR-100-12 Thermal Shock Resistance Tester is a precision instrument designed to evaluate the thermal durability of glass packaging, including beer, wine, beverage, infusion, and antibiotic bottles. It is an essential tool for quality control laboratories, breweries, and glass manufacturing facilities.
Overview:
Thermal shock resistance is a critical quality index for glass containers, particularly for products requiring sterilization. The CanNeed-TSR-100-12 is engineered to comply with GB/T 4547-2007 and YBB00182003 standards, providing a safe, reliable method for testing how glass withstands rapid temperature fluctuations.
Test Principle:
Samples are heated in a high-temperature tank before being rapidly transferred to a low-temperature tank. The system then monitors the sample damage rate to determine the material's thermal impact threshold.