PYT-151 Condom Lubricant Total Measuring Instrument

The Condom Lubricant Total Measuring Instrument is a specialized laboratory analytical apparatus engineered and manufactured by Peyotal to measure the total amount of lubricant in individually packaged condoms. Designed specifically for natural latex rubber condom quality evaluation, the system determines the lubricant mass coating both the condom sheath and its inner packaging foil through standardized solvent extraction and mass reduction analysis.

Standards: Fully compliant with national and international testing frameworks including GB7544 (specifically Appendix C for the determination of the total amount of lubricant for single package condoms).

Q1: What is the exact scientific testing principle and workflow Peyotal uses to measure the total lubricant amount?

A: The instrument strictly relies on a precise mass reduction evaluation method compliant with GB7544. First, a batch of at least 13 condoms is selected. Technicians use a dedicated solvent to wash the lubricant off the condoms and their corresponding individual packaging bags. To ensure thorough cleaning, the washing process is executed inside an ultrasonic water bath or through controlled artificial agitation. After drying the components in our integrated air dryer at a safe temperature not exceeding 55 degrees Celsius, the mass reduction is calculated using a 1mg accuracy balance, giving an final lubricant quantity accurate to 50mg.

Q2: Why does the testing protocol require using at least 13 condoms for a single evaluation?

A: In professional medical device plants, manufacturing lines, and health ministries, testing a single sample cannot account for statistical distribution variations in manufacturing fluid injection. Following international audit standards, a baseline of at least 13 condoms must be processed together to establish a reliable average batch value. Peyotal’s compact instrument layout allows efficient batch processing, ensuring your laboratory team secures stable, repeatable data that smoothly passes strict regulatory inspections.

Q3: Why is the air dryer temperature restricted to not more than 55 degrees Celsius?

A: Natural latex rubber products and certain industrial packaging materials are highly sensitive to thermal degradation. If the drying temperature is too high, it can compromise the structural integrity or cause chemical volatilization of the base substrate, ruining the weight data. Peyotal’s specialized built-in air dryer maintains a uniform temperature profile that never exceeds 55 degrees Celsius, protecting your materials while ensuring absolute consistency in laboratory data logging.

Q4: What facility utilities are necessary to establish this lubricant testing station in our laboratory?

A: Peyotal prioritizes utility efficiency for laboratories operating across Central Asia, Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America. This instrument functions entirely on a standard AC 220V 50HZ electrical connection and requires no complex compressed gas connections or high-pressure pneumatic installations. Weighing only 10 kg with an ultra-compact 300mm * 300mm * 150mm body size, it can easily integrate onto any chemistry bench alongside your existing analytical balances and fluid hoods.