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A salt spray test chamber is an artificial environmental simulation device used to test the corrosion resistance of products. It evaluates the degree of corrosion on materials or products by exposing them to a simulated salt spray environment.

Many people still have questions about rain test chambers. Today, we’ll address a few of them.

A high-temperature test chamber simulates extreme heat environments to evaluate the performance of test specimens. But how does prolonged exposure to high temperatures affect these specimens? This article explains the potential impacts of high temperatures on various materials.

High-low temperature test chambers are precision instruments that must be operated strictly by trained personnel following standard procedures and subjected to regular preventive maintenance. Any operational error or neglected upkeep can trigger a variety of faults, delaying test schedules. The equipment integrates refrigeration, heating, humidification, electrical control and other subsystems. Effective troubleshooting therefore requires a holistic “whole-machine mindset” to pinpoint and solve problems quickly.

Rain test chambers, also commonly referred to as waterproof test chambers or box-type rain test chambers, are primarily used to evaluate whether the casings or sealed components of electrical and electronic products, household appliances, and various lighting fixtures are affected during rain testing, and whether their operational performance and adaptability can be maintained.