Thermal Shock Chamber with Rapid Transition Technology for Automotive and Electronics

Faster Change Thermal Shock Test Chamber Rapid Change Chamber

The Thermal shock test chamber suitable for examining the ability of the whole machine, components, parts and other components to withstand sharp changes in temperature. The temperature impact test can understand the impact of the test sample once or repeatedly due to temperature changes. The main parameters affecting the temperature change test are the high and low temperature values in the range of temperature change, the holding time of the sample at high and low temperature, and the number of cycles of the test, etc.

The Thermal shock test chamber is used for testing non-heat dissipation test samples and low heat dissipation test samples. For the test of heat dissipation test samples, the heat dissipation power should not exceed the temperature control cooling capacity of the refrigeration system of the Thermal shock test chamber, otherwise it will affect the temperature conversion speed and capacity of the test chamber. It is recommended that the heat dissipation of the test samples be less than 300W.

For over 20 years, Envsin has been a trusted provider of environmental simulation and reliability testing solutions. We’ve served more than 170 Fortune 500 companies and over 1,000 small and medium-sized enterprises across 37 countries worldwide. Our expertise spans the development and production of standard and custom testing chambers, including constant temperature and humidity chambers, high and low temperature chambers, thermal shock chambers, aging chambers, and large-scale walk-in chambers. We also specialize in complex environmental testing chambers for salt spray, dust, water resistance, rain, light exposure, pressure, and more.

Guided by the principles of dedication, professionalism, innovation, and excellence, Envsin is committed to creating a sustainable future through advanced testing solutions. Our team is focused on becoming a global leader in the industry, advancing technological progress, and consistently contributing to the development of the instrument testing sector.