Testing Equipment

• Environmental Test Chamber: The Ultimate Verifier of Product Reliability

  Dec 11, 2025

      As a "quality gatekeeper" in industrial manufacturing and R&D, environmental test chambers simulate extreme conditions (high/low temperature, damp heat, salt spray, etc.) to pre-expose product defects and verify reliability, acting as the hidden "ultimate examiner" in labs. Core Value: Preempting Potential Failures Products face diverse harsh environments in real use: Antarctic mobile phones endure -40℃ cold, coastal auto parts resist salt spray corrosion, and aerospace components withstand drastic temperature-humidity fluctuations. Post-market exposure of environmental adaptability issues triggers safety risks, massive economic losses, and brand damage. The chamber’s core role is to artificially replicate extreme environments or accelerated stresses in labs, condensing years of natural environmental testing into days/hours. It proactively identifies material aging, structural deformation, and performance degradation, providing data for R&D optimization and quality control. Mainstream Types: Targeted Testing for Scenarios Environmental test chambers are not one-size-fits-all; different types match specific testing needs: High/Low Temperature Test Chamber: The basic type, simulating -70℃ to 150℃ (extended ranges for special models) to test product stability under temperature shocks, e.g., chip startup performance and plastic part thermal deformation. Temperature Humidity Test Chamber: Adds 30%RH-98%RH humidity control to high/low temperature functions, simulating plum rain or tropical environments to assess moisture/mildew resistance, such as appliance casing rust-proofing and textile color fastness. Salt Spray Test Chamber: Sprays neutral/acidic salt spray to simulate marine/industrial corrosion, testing metal and coating corrosion resistance for automotive, marine, and hardware industries. Comprehensive Environmental Test Chamber: Integrates temperature, humidity, vibration, and light to replicate complex scenarios (e.g., aerospace launch/operation environments), serving as core equipment for high-end R&D. Procurement & Usage: Key to Avoiding Risks Demand Matching: Avoid over-pursuing ultra-wide ranges; define temperature/humidity limits and accuracy based on standards (IEC, GB, MIL-STD). For example, consumer electronics do not require military-grade wide-temperature equipment to prevent resource waste. Core Performance Focus: Prioritize temperature uniformity, temp-humidity fluctuation (control accuracy), and temperature rise/fall rate (test efficiency), as these directly affect data reliability. Safety features (over-temperature alarm, water shortage protection) are also non-negligible. Industry Trends: Intelligent & Green Upgrades Driven by Industry 4.0, chambers are evolving toward intelligence: IoT modules enable remote monitoring and data traceability, while AI optimizes test parameters to cut manual intervention. Greenization is another direction—advanced refrigeration systems and insulation materials reduce energy consumption, aligning with green manufacturing concepts. From consumer electronics and aerospace to automotive and medical devices, environmental test chambers underpin product reliability, laying a foundation for enterprise R&D and innovation. In the "quality-first" era, their value as the "ultimate examiner" will grow increasingly prominent.

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• What do you know about test chamber safety protection settings?

  Dec 04, 2025

      Test chambers, as core equipment for environmental reliability testing across industries such as electronics, automotive, aerospace, and new energy, rely on a multi-dimensional, redundant safety protection system to ensure long-term operational stability, personnel safety, and the integrity of test samples and equipment. Beyond basic safety guarantees, these protection mechanisms are designed to adapt to complex test scenarios and extreme environmental conditions. Here’s a professional and detailed breakdown of the core protection settings: 1. Refrigeration System Protection Compressor protection: Equipped with overpressure, overheating, and overcurrent triple protection mechanisms. Real-time monitoring of operating pressure, exhaust temperature, and working current prevents compressor burnout, cylinder scuffing, or seal damage caused by abnormal conditions such as refrigerant leakage, pipeline blockage, or voltage fluctuations. Refrigerant protection: Integrated high/low pressure switches and overload protection devices continuously monitor the refrigerant circulation system. When pressure exceeds the safe threshold or the system is overloaded, the device automatically cuts off the corresponding circuit and triggers an alarm, ensuring stable refrigerant flow and avoiding system damage due to pressure anomalies. 2. Test Area Protection Multi-layer over-temperature protection (redundant design): 1st layer: Adjustable high/low temperature over-temperature protection, dynamically linked to the set operating control temperature. When the test area temperature deviates from the set range by a preset value, the system automatically adjusts the heating/cooling module or pauses operation to prevent sample damage. 2nd/3rd layers: Independent electronic high-temperature over-temperature protection devices (double redundancy). Directly connected to the power supply circuit, these devices bypass the main control system to cut off power immediately if the 1st layer protection fails, eliminating potential fire hazards or equipment damage caused by excessive temperature. Fan motor overcurrent protection: Monitors the operating current of the test area circulation fan. If the motor jams, wears, or experiences current surges due to other faults, the protection system triggers an alarm and cuts off power to avoid motor burnout and ensure uniform temperature distribution in the test chamber. Fault alarm system: Integrates sound and light alarms with a digital display. When abnormalities occur (e.g., over-temperature, water shortage, or sensor failure), the system immediately cuts off the relevant power supply, activates the alarm, and displays the specific fault cause on the control panel for quick troubleshooting. Active water shortage reminder: For humidity-controlled test chambers, a real-time water level monitoring sensor in the humidity water tank triggers an audible and visual alarm when the water level is too low. The system pauses the humidity control function to prevent dry burning of the humidifier and ensure the stability of the humidity control system. Dynamic high/low temperature protection: Real-time adapts to the set test parameters (temperature range, rate of change). During rapid temperature rise/fall or extreme temperature tests, the protection system dynamically adjusts the safety threshold to avoid false triggers while ensuring comprehensive protection against temperature anomalies. 3. General Electrical Protection Main power supply protection: Equipped with phase sequence and phase loss protection devices. Automatically detects the phase sequence and integrity of the three-phase power supply; if phase sequence reversal or phase loss occurs, the system locks the power supply and alarms to prevent damage to the compressor, fan, and other core components caused by incorrect power supply. Short circuit & leakage/surge protection: Configured with high-sensitivity short circuit breakers to quickly cut off power in case of line short circuits, avoiding electrical fires or component burnout. Equipped with leakage circuit breakers and RC electronic surge protectors to prevent electric shock hazards caused by equipment leakage and suppress voltage surges from the power grid, protecting the control system and electronic components. Sensor self-detection: Real-time self-inspection of temperature, humidity, and other key sensors. If a sensor malfunctions (e.g., signal loss, inaccurate measurement), the system immediately alarms and switches to backup sensor data (if equipped) or pauses operation to ensure the reliability of test data and prevent misoperation due to false sensor signals. Dry heating protection (humidity water circuit): For the humidity water circuit and humidifier, a dedicated dry heating protection device monitors the water level and heating status. If the humidifier heats without water, the protection system cuts off the heating power immediately to avoid humidifier burnout and extend the service life of the humidity system. Expandable protection: Reserved 2 fault detection input interfaces, supporting customized addition of special protection modules (e.g., gas leakage protection for flammable/explosive test samples, pressure protection for sealed test chambers) to meet the safety requirements of industry-specific test scenarios. These multi-layered, redundant, and configurable protection mechanisms form a comprehensive safety barrier for test chambers. Whether in routine reliability testing or extreme environmental simulations, they ensure the equipment operates stably and reliably, while maximally safeguarding the safety of operators, test samples, and the equipment itself—becoming a key guarantee for the accuracy of test results and long-term operational efficiency.

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• Customization Process of Walk-in Environmental Test Chambers: A Professional Guide from Requirement to Delivery

  Dec 03, 2025

      As core equipment for industrial testing, the customization level of walk-in environmental test chambers directly determines testing accuracy and efficiency. This article breaks down the entire process from requirement communication to final delivery, helping enterprises clearly grasp the key nodes of customization. 1. Accurate Requirement Communication: Clarify Core Parameters The first step in customization is to define core technical parameters, which lay the foundation for subsequent design. Size Range: Covering small test spaces of 4m³ to large walk-in test chambers of 260m³, the size should be determined based on the volume, quantity of test samples and operational space requirements. Temperature & Humidity Range: It can generally achieve temperature control of -70℃~+180℃ and humidity control of 30%R.H~98%R.H. For special scenarios, the range can be further expanded to -73℃~+177℃ (integral type). Control Method: Multiple options are available, from basic microchip LED displays to PLC programmable logic controller touch screens, and can also be upgraded to remote centralized control systems to meet different operation and management needs. Structure Type: Selection should be based on application scenarios, with parameters of three mainstream types as follows: Test Type Temperature Range Humidity Range Temperature Change Rate Integral Type -73℃~+177℃ 30%~95%RH 4~5℃/min, or faster Assembled Type -68℃~+85℃ 30%~95%RH 1~2℃/min Steady-state Type -20℃~+50℃ 30%~95%RH N/A 2. Scheme Design & Confirmation: Balance Professionalism and Practicality After clarifying requirements, the technical team will issue a customization scheme, which mainly includes three parts: Structural Design: Based on size and type, plan the layout of the test chamber's door, observation window and sample rack to ensure operational convenience and airtightness.  System Matching: Equip with corresponding refrigeration, heating, humidification and dehumidification systems to ensure temperature and humidity control accuracy, and configure hardware and software according to the control method. Compliance Verification: The scheme must conform to relevant industry standards (such as GB/T, IEC, etc.), and confirm with the customer whether it needs to meet specific industry testing specifications. After scheme confirmation, detailed drawings and technical agreements will be generated to clarify the rights, obligations and delivery standards of both parties. 3. Production & Manufacturing: Strictly Control Process and Quality Entering the production stage, the process will be controlled around the two cores of "accuracy" and "stability": Core Component Procurement: Select high-reliability compressors, sensors, controllers and other core components to ensure long-term operational stability of the equipment. Modular Production: Assembled equipment adopts modular manufacturing to reduce on-site installation errors; integral equipment undergoes integrated assembly and preliminary debugging. Factory Inspection: Each piece of equipment must undergo no-load temperature and humidity calibration and operational stability testing. Only after confirming that the parameters meet the design requirements can shipment be arranged. 4. Installation, Commissioning & Delivery: Ensure On-site Application After the equipment arrives at the site, the professional team will provide full-process services: On-site Installation: Carry out equipment positioning, pipeline connection and circuit debugging according to site conditions; for assembled equipment, ensure airtight connection of each module. Accuracy Calibration: Combine the customer's testing needs, use professional instruments to perform on-site calibration of temperature and humidity uniformity and fluctuation to ensure compliance with test requirements. Training & Delivery: Provide equipment operation and maintenance training for the operation team, and deliver technical materials such as operation manuals and calibration reports to complete the final acceptance.     Would you like me to supplement an English Version of Walk-in Environmental Test Chamber Customization Requirement Confirmation Form? It will list key parameter check items and common questions to facilitate quick alignment of requirements between you and your customers.

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• Operation Notes for Rapid Temperature Change Test Chambers: Don't Overlook These Key Points

  Dec 02, 2025

      As a core device for environmental reliability testing, the rapid temperature change test chamber is widely used in electronics, automotive, and other industries due to its ability to achieve drastic temperature variations. Its high/low temperature performance and rapid temperature change capability directly affect test data accuracy, operational safety, and equipment service life. Below are the core operational precautions: I. Pre-Startup: Conduct Basic Inspections Comprehensive pre-startup checks are critical for preventing malfunctions, focusing on "medium, status, and connections": Medium & Pipeline Inspection: Verify that the cooling system's liquid level and pressure meet standards, with no pipeline leakage or blockage. Check the refrigerant system pressure to avoid cooling failure or compressor damage due to insufficient medium. Equipment Status Confirmation: Ensure the chamber door seal is intact (poor sealing reduces temperature change rate and increases energy consumption). Keep the chamber interior clean and free of debris, and ensure sensor surfaces are free of oil and dust to avoid temperature measurement interference. Electrical Connection Check: Confirm power and control cables are securely connected, and the grounding resistance complies with specifications (≤4Ω) to prevent electric leakage or electromagnetic interference. II. Sample Placement: Prioritize Scientific Standards Proper sample placement ensures test authenticity, adhering to the principles of "no interference, no overrun, easy monitoring": Weight & Volume Control: Total sample weight must not exceed the rated load. Single sample volume ≤ 1/3 of the working chamber. Maintain a distance of ≥5cm from the chamber walls and sensors to avoid uneven local temperature caused by airflow blockage. Sample Compatibility: Never place flammable, explosive, corrosive, or toxic samples. For heat-generating samples, specify power in advance to ensure compatibility with the equipment's heat dissipation capacity and prevent overload. Fixing & Wiring Specifications: Secure samples with dedicated brackets to prevent displacement during temperature changes. Use high-temperature resistant insulated wires for energized tests to avoid short circuits and aging. III. Operation Process: Precise Monitoring & Adjustment Dynamic monitoring during operation guarantees test reliability, focusing on "parameters, status, and abnormalities": Parameter Setting & Verification: Set temperature range, change rate, and other parameters per standards and re-verify. Adjust only after the equipment stabilizes to avoid system fluctuations. Operation Status Monitoring: Real-time monitor temperature curves and indicator lights to ensure the deviation between actual and set temperatures ≤ ±1℃. Listen for abnormal noises from components like the compressor and shut down immediately if detected. Abnormal Handling: If the equipment triggers over-temperature, overload, or other protections, do not force reset. First troubleshoot the cause (e.g., abnormal sample heating, unstable voltage) before restarting. IV. Post-Test: Standardized Shutdown & Maintenance Proper post-test procedures extend equipment life, following three steps: "cooling, cleaning, and recording": Gradual Cooling to Prevent Damage: After testing, open the door only when the chamber temperature drops to room temperature (20-25℃) and the temperature difference with the outside ≤10℃, avoiding sample condensation or chamber wall damage. Cleaning & Maintenance: Wipe the chamber interior and door seal with a dry cloth. Use dedicated cleaners for leaked substances. Remove dust from the equipment exterior to ensure unobstructed heat dissipation. Data & Status Recording: Document test parameters, curves, and abnormalities. After turning off the power, cut off the cooling medium supply and organize wires and brackets. V. Long-Term Maintenance: Extend Equipment Lifespan Regular maintenance prolongs service life: Monthly: Check the door seal elasticity and replace if aged. Quarterly: Clean the condenser and evaporator. Annually: Arrange professional inspection and maintenance of the compressor and refrigeration system. The core of test chamber operation is "safety first, standardized operation, and precise monitoring." Strict adherence to the above precautions ensures safety, reliable test data, and extended equipment life, providing strong support for product reliability verification.

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• 3-Zone Thermal Shock Chamber: Introduction & Applications

  Nov 25, 2025

  The 3-zone thermal shock chamber is a test device for simulating extreme temperature shock environments, composed of a high-temperature chamber, a low-temperature chamber, and a test chamber. I.  Detailed Introduction 1.1 Working Principle The high-temperature chamber achieves precise temperature control via heaters and a PID logic circuit, while the low-temperature chamber maintains low temperatures through a refrigeration system. During testing, the sample stays stationary in the test chamber; the control system switches dampers to rapidly inject high/low-temperature air into the test chamber for thermal shock tests. 1.2 Structural Features Adopting an upper-middle-lower structure (upper: high-temperature; lower: low-temperature; middle: test chamber), its internal/external materials are mostly stainless steel. Insulation materials (superfine glass fiber, polyurethane foam) ensure excellent thermal insulation. A test hole on the left facilitates external power supply and load wiring for component testing. 1.3 Performance Parameters Programmable temperature shock range: typically -40℃ to +150℃; temperature control accuracy: ±0.2℃; chamber uniformity: ±2℃; maximum shock duration: 999h59min; adjustable cycles: 1-999 times. 1.4 Control & Operation Equipped with a large color LCD touch controller (Chinese/English interface), it supports independent setting of multiple test specifications, and features real-time status display and curve visualization. 1.5 Safety Protection Comprehensive protections include power overload, leakage, control circuit overload/short-circuit, compressor, grounding, and over-temperature protection, ensuring reliable long-term operation. II. Main Applications Electronics Industry: Tests performance/reliability of electronic components, PCBs, semiconductors under extreme temperatures to ensure stable operation and reduce after-sales failures. Automotive Industry: Evaluates temperature resistance of auto parts (engine, battery, electronic control system, interior materials) by simulating climatic temperature changes, guaranteeing vehicle performance and safety. Aerospace Field: Tests aerospace electronics, sensors, aero-engine blades, and materials under thermal shock to ensure flight safety. Materials Science: Assesses thermal expansion/contraction and weather resistance of materials, providing data for R&D and application of new materials.

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• How to Choose the Right Thermal Shock Chamber: Water-Cooled or Air-Cooled?

  Nov 24, 2025

  When selecting between water-cooled and air-cooled types of thermal shock chambers, a comprehensive evaluation must be conducted based on core factors such as test requirements, site conditions, and budget constraints. These two types exhibit significant differences in performance, installation, maintenance, and other aspects. Below is a detailed selection guide: I. Cooling Principle Water-cooled thermal shock test chambers dissipate heat via a water-cooled condenser using deionized or distilled water circulation. Air-cooled models drive ambient air flow with fans, completing heat exchange through an air-cooled condenser for heat dissipation. II. Based on Test Specifications & Performance Requirements  Air-cooled: Ideal for small-scale tests (≤100L chamber), standard temperature range (-40℃~150℃), and moderate cooling speed needs (e.g., general electronic component testing). Water-cooled: Preferred for high-demand scenarios (cooling rate ≥50℃/min vs. air-cooled 30℃/min), such as chip wafers, new energy batteries, or aerospace materials testing, ensuring stability for long-duration (≥1000h) trials. III. Site Conditions Air-cooled: Suitable for limited space or mobile use—no extra piping required, just power supply and good ventilation (air-conditioned environment recommended). Water-cooled: Requires dedicated space for cooling towers/pumps, accessible water supply/drainage (e.g., industrial workshops or fixed labs); avoid small/non-drainable areas. IV. Cost & Maintenance  Air-cooled: Lower initial investment and maintenance cost—only need to clean radiators and check fans; no water leakage risk.  Water-cooled: Higher upfront cost (including supporting equipment) and maintenance fee (water treatment/piping checks); cost-effective for long-term high-precision testing. V. Noise Requirements Air-cooled: Acceptable for industrial workshops (noise ≥75dB). Water-cooled: Suitable for quiet environments (e.g., precision labs) with noise ≤60dB. VI. Core Selection Recommendations Water-cooled: Industrial scenarios with high power, continuous operation, high temperatures, or strict temperature control accuracy (stable water supply required). Air-cooled: General laboratories with limited space, intermittent use, no water supply, and demand for low cost and convenience.

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• Industrial Precision Ovens: The Key to Precise Temperature Control

  Nov 21, 2025

  In modern industrial manufacturing, industrial precision ovens are key "temperature artisans". They are widely used in electronics, aerospace, automotive, medical and other fields, providing stable performance and reliable quality for products. Gaining an in-depth understanding of their principles not only clarifies the scientific logic of industrial production, but also helps practitioners use equipment efficiently to improve benefits. (I) Heating System: The Source of Heat The heating system is the "heat source core" of the oven. The thermostat controls the thyristor through signals to adjust the heater power and regulate heat output: full power is supplied when the temperature is much lower than the set value, power gradually decreases when approaching the set value, and output stops when the set value is reached. This is energy-efficient and achieves high temperature control precision. (II) Air Circulation System: The Messenger of Heat Transfer Composed of a blower motor, extended shaft and multi-wing fan blades, the air circulation system is critical for heat transfer. The motor drives the wind wheel to rotate and form air flow, which is evenly delivered to all areas of the oven through optimized air ducts, avoiding dead corners and temperature differences. Hot air fully contacts materials during circulation to achieve rapid and uniform heating, which is essential for high-precision processes such as electronic chips and optical lenses. (III) Electrical Control System: The Core of Precise Operation The electrical control system is the core control unit of the oven. The Q8 series electrical control system adopts full-touch operation with a control precision of 0.01 level and supports multiple sensor adaptations. It has 100 built-in processes (50 steps per group), including EVT, cold output and transmission output functions. The DO channel features safe isolation and arc suppression design, enabling convenient, accurate and reliable operation that adapts to diverse control scenarios. Future Outlook: Technological Innovation Leads Development In the future, industrial precision ovens will focus on three major innovation directions: intelligence, energy conservation and environmental protection, and special process adaptation, continuously innovating to shape a new industrial future.          

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