accelerated aging

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On this episode of SPOT radio, Charlie Webb speaks with Mark Escobedo a Senior Sales Engineer at Westpak about the process of accelerated aging. This podcast provides a solid overview from the vista of a medical device packaging testing laboratory. Westpak is an ISO 17025 Accredited Independent test laboratory. Their Laboratory covers a variety of testing processes including Environmental conditioning, Package Performance testing, as well as Accelerated and real-time aging.

Guest Descriptions:

Mark Escobedo is a Senior Sales Engineer at Westpak providing technical expertise in the medical device and pharmaceutical industries. Mark holds a degree in Package Engineering from San Jose State University.  Mark is also a member of ASTM Committees D10 and F02 where he participates in the development of standards. In addition to writing articles for industry publications, Mark has also conducted seminars on a variety of testing-related topics. His goal is to provide the guidance necessary for a successful regulatory submission as it pertains to packaging.

Contact:

Website:

www.westpak.com

email:

mark@wastpak.com

Phone:

1 (800) 830-8020