This utility model relates to an airtightness testing device for packaging materials, which includes a
fixed frame, an upper housing, a lower housing, an upper cavity, a lower cavity, and a lifting
assembly. The upper housing is connected above the lower housing through the
fixed frame, and the lower cavity is fixed on the lower housing. The lifting
assembly is disposed on the upper housing and drives the upper cavity to move linearly in the vertical direction. The upper cavity includes a first detection plate, a first detection chamber, an inflation tube, an annular elastic
airbag, a connecting
flange, and a connecting
pipe. The lower cavity includes a second detection plate and a second detection chamber. The lifting
assembly drives the upper cavity to descend. When the first and second detection plates are in contact, the annular elastic
airbag is precisely embedded in the annular groove of the second detection plate. During the expansion of the
airbag, it expands outward along the inclined surface of the annular groove. The radial force generated by the expansion of the airbag acts on the edge of the film. Combined with the guiding effect of the inclined surface, the film is subjected to a uniform tensile force in the horizontal direction, achieving automatic tensioning and simultaneously providing a sealing effect.