 Corey Hensel DDL Inc. Director of Operations Visit Website |
Corey Hensel has more than 14 years of experience in the package and product testing industry. As Director of Operations, he is responsible for DDL’s processes and operational efficiency across all three of DDL’s facilities. He is also responsible for ensuring all tests are performed in accordance with the most current industry standards and meets the quality standards established through DDL’s ISO 9001 certification. Hensel is Chair of the ASTM D10.23 committee, a member of the Institute of Packaging Professionals (IOPP) and TAPPI.
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Package Testing Q&A
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Asked October 14th, 2009
Yes, you should be performing an internal study to show that your internal process that you have set up for seal-strength testing remains consistent.
This would hold true especially if multiple technicians are performing seal-strength testing. It would be very important to verify that the process is being performed identically, data generated by the multiple technicians remain consistent, and variability is kept to a minimum.
