Mufasha Digital Galvanizing Paint Coating Thickness Gauge Meter
Description:
Our UV Aging Test Lamp is designed to conduct comprehensive aging
tests on non - metallic materials. It is perfect for materials used
in the furniture, sports equipment, and marine industries. The lamp
is made of corrosion - resistant materials and can generate UV
light to simulate real - world sunlight exposure. It can cause the
tested materials to show signs of degradation, including color
fading, cracking, and brittleness, allowing for a better
understanding of the material's performance under outdoor
conditions.
Design criteria:
(1) ASTM D4587: Standard Practice for Fluorescent UV-Condensation
Exposures of Paint and Related Coatings
(2) ASTM D4799: Standard Practice for Accelerated Weathering Test
Conditions and Procedures for Bituminous Materials (Fluorescent UV,
Water Spray, and Condensation Method)
(3) ISO 4892-1: Plastics - Methods of Exposure to Laboratory Light
Sources - Part 1: General guidance
(4) ISO 4892-3: Plastics - Methods of Exposure to Laboratory Light
Sources - Part 3: Fluorescent UV Lamps
(5) ASTM D4329: Standard Practice for Fluorescent UV Exposure of
Plastics
(6) AATCC TM186: Weather Resistance: UV Light and Moisture Exposure
Control System:
Employs a black - hued aluminum plate to connect with the
temperature sensor, and a black - board temperature gauge is used
for heating regulation, thus ensuring a more stable temperature
level.
The radiometer probe is firmly attached to avoid the repeated
process of installation and disassembly. A special UV irradiometer
with high - precision display and measurement features is used to
monitor the radiation quantity. The radiation intensity does not go
beyond 50W/m². The illumination and condensation functions can be
controlled separately or in an alternating, circular sequence.
Specifications:
| Standard specimen size | 75×290mm/24 pieces |
| Power | 1 phase, 220V/50Hz /±10% 5KW |
| blackboard temperature range | room temperature 30 ℃ ~ + 80 ℃ |
| Irradiation black panel temperature | 50℃~70℃ |
| Material: | Stainless Steel |
| Lifetime of lamp | 1600Hours |
| Lamp power & length | 40W/Piece, 1200mm/Piece |
FAQ
1. What precautions should be taken when loading materials into the
ultraviolet aging test chamber?*
First, ensure that the materials are clean and free from any
contaminants that could affect the test results. Also, position the
materials properly within the chamber to ensure uniform exposure to
UV light. Avoid overcrowding the chamber, as this may lead to
uneven aging. Additionally, use appropriate handling tools to
prevent any damage to the materials during the loading process.
2. How does humidity affect the testing results in the ultraviolet
aging test chamber?
Humidity plays an important role in the aging process. In
combination with UV radiation, it can accelerate the degradation of
materials, especially those sensitive to moisture. High humidity
levels can cause swelling, corrosion, or chemical reactions in some
materials. Therefore, accurately controlling and monitoring the
humidity inside the chamber is essential for obtaining reliable
test results.
3. Can the ultraviolet aging test chamber be used for long - term
continuous testing?
Yes, it can be used for long - term continuous testing. However,
during long - term operation, it's necessary to regularly check the
performance of the chamber, including the lamps, temperature and
humidity control systems. Also, ensure that the ventilation and
cooling systems are functioning properly to prevent overheating and
potential damage to the equipment.ely simple operation interfaces, it's still advisable to receive
proper training. Understanding how to set the correct test
parameters, handle the materials during testing, and interpret the results accurately
is crucial. Specialized training can also help in troubleshooting
common issues and ensuring the safe and efficient operation of the
chamber.ound the world in the near future.
