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Salt fog (salt spray) test chambers are standardized instruments designed to determine the corrosion resistance of materials and their protective coatings. The test results serve as a technical basis for reliability design, quality control, and service-life prediction in industries such as electrical and electronic engineering, digital components, plastics, aerospace equipment, and many others.

Sand and dust test chambers primarily simulate sandstorm climates to test the dust-proof performance and IP dust-proof ratings of products and materials such as electric meters, outdoor lighting, signaling devices, automotive components, and locks.

As a device designed to simulate temperature and humidity variations for quality and adaptability testing of products or materials, the high and low temperature alternating humidity test chamber can also be used for material stress screening and evaluating various resistances, such as heat resistance, moisture resistance, and cold resistance.

If the temperature exceeds the set value during testing in a constant temperature and humidity test chamber, how should we resolve it? Are there any emergency response measures?

Thermal shock test chambers are indispensable in reliability qualification for electronics, aerospace, and automotive industries. Once the “no-cooling” fault occurs, the test sequence is immediately interrupted and secondary damage to the specimen may follow.