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Rubber Tire Aging Room

Rubber Tire Aging Room

Product Introduction
Rubber tire aging room is suitable for the heat resistance test of electrical insulation materials, electronic parts, plastic products of the gas aging test, assessment and judgment of its adaptability to storage and use in high-temperature environmental conditions, the specimen in the simulation of high temperatures and atmospheric pressure in the air after the aging determination of its properties and performance to be compared with the performance of the unaged samples.

Service Hotline

4000-662-888
Product Features
Product Parameter
Model Studio Size  (D*W*H)mm Dimension(D*W*H)mm
LRHS-8800-DYX 1450×3200×1900 1820×3980×2194

 

temperature range RT+10℃~100℃
Temperature uniformity ≤2%℃  (at no load)
Temperature fluctuation ±0.5℃ (at no load)
air exchange 1-20 times/hour adjustable
air exchange time 1M~99H(adjustable)
Ventilation Manually controlled ventilation
Outer case material High-quality cold-rolled steel plate, surface plastic spraying treatment
Inner box material Made of high quality stainless steel (SUS304)
Insulation material Rigid polyurethane foam + fiberglass
Controller Adopting Japan “UEC” brand temperature meter, 7-inch high-definition true-color LCD touch screen display
temperature sensor High Accuracy Pt100 Platinum Resistance Temperature Sensors
reserved interface Can be filled with nitrogen and oxygen
pressure relief port With mechanical pressure relief port
security protection Fan motor overheating, over-temperature protection, overall equipment under-phase/reverse-phase, overall equipment timing, leakage protection
Supply Voltage AC380V±10% 50Hz
Power 25.0kW

 

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