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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.

If an aging test chamber generates static electricity, it can not only affect the test results but may also cause malfunctions or even fires. So, how can we ensure that the test equipment remains free of static electricity?

The high-low temperature test chamber is a cornerstone of environmental-reliability verification. Its mission is to reproduce extreme temperature and humidity conditions in a controlled manner so that performance degradation and failure modes of the Device Under Test (DUT) can be assessed across its life cycle.

Ozone aging test chambers are indispensable instruments in the field of material anti-aging testing. Common types include ozone aging test equipment and ultraviolet aging test equipment.

Improper operation of a formaldehyde test chamber may lead to equipment failure. To help users avoid operational errors, here are some important points to keep in mind when using the device.