Today, we are proud to introduce one of Linpin’s flagship products—the Thermal Shock Test Chamber, your ideal partner for precision testing. Our product stands out with its exceptional heat storage and cold storage capabilities, enabling it to withstand extreme temperature fluctuations instantly while accurately measuring the data you need.

Maintaining a constant temperature and humidity test chamber involves several critical factors. Today, we’ll break them down for you.

A high-temperature test chamber is an essential instrument for evaluating the reliability of industrial products under extreme heat conditions. It tests various performance metrics of products exposed to high and low-temperature transitions.

After purchasing a temperature and humidity test chamber, as your business grows and market demands evolve, you may need to test more materials or larger samples.

A xenon lamp aging test chamber is used to simulate natural environmental conditions such as sunlight, rain, and biodegradation, which continuously degrade products. To ensure product durability, this equipment artificially replicates these conditions to test whether the product meets quality standards.

A low-temperature test chamber can accommodate multiple test specimens, but are there specific requirements regarding the location and quantity of test points? Today, we will introduce the guidelines for test point placement and quantity in such equipment.

You may have heard the recommendation that "a temperature & humidity test chamber should use purified water." But why is that? Can other types of water not be used?

Are you familiar with the role of a thermal shock test chamber? This equipment is commonly used in environmental testing to evaluate the resistance of composite materials or material structures to repeated high and low temperatures, as well as the chemical changes or physical damage caused by thermal expansion and contraction.

As a testing device that simulates atmospheric corrosion environments, the salt spray test chamber, like other equipment, requires operators to follow specific procedures to ensure smooth and accurate testing, personnel safety, equipment protection, and extended service life.

The lamps in a UV aging test chamber will degrade over prolonged use, and aging lamps need to be replaced promptly. So, how do you select the right lamp for the test chamber? Are there any tips for making the right choice? Today, we’ll share some useful tips for selecting UV aging test chamber lamps.