When discussing the water resistance of electronic products, we often encounter various water resistance standards. Among them, the IPX56 rain test chamber and IP44 water resistance are two common water resistance testing standards.

The composite salt spray test chamber breaks through the limitations of traditional constant-value tests. By cycling through salt spray, drying, and humidity-heat conditions, it accurately simulates the outdoor corrosion environment.

In today's rapidly developing technological era, many products need to maintain stable performance under different temperature conditions. The walk-in temperature and humidity test chamber has thus emerged.

The ozone aging test chamber, also known as the ozone aging test machine, is used for rubber products such as vulcanized rubber, thermoplastic rubber, cable insulation sheaths, etc.

There are significant differences between walk-in sand and dust test chamber and military standard sand and dust test chamber in many aspects.

A thermal shock test chamber is a device that can rapidly switch between high and low temperatures. It simulates the extreme temperature changes that products may encounter during transportation, storage, and use.

In the era of surging technological waves, every product is like a brave "explorer" venturing into the unknown, and it must demonstrate reliable performance in various extreme environments. The high and low temperature and low pressure test chamber is like a magical "environmental wizard.

A super low temperature test chamber is a device used to simulate the performance and reliability of products under low-temperature conditions.

In the fields of scientific research experiments and product quality inspection, constant temperature and humidity test chambers are indispensable equipment.

The composite salt spray test chamber, as an advanced environmental simulation device, simulates the salt spray conditions found in marine or other corrosive environments to conduct accelerated corrosion tests on materials, coatings, electronic components, etc., in order to evaluate their corrosion resistance.