The UV Test Chamber is a state-of-the-art testing facility designed to evaluate the performance and durability of materials, products, and components when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) radiation. UV radiation, which is part of the electromagnetic spectrum, can cause various types of degradation and aging effects on materials, especially those used outdoors or in environments with significant exposure to sunlight.
Key Features:
Controlled UV Exposure: The chamber is equipped with advanced UV lamps that emit precise wavelengths to simulate the UV radiation found in natural sunlight. The intensity and exposure time can be adjusted according to specific testing requirements.
Temperature Control: To further mimic real-world conditions, the chamber incorporates temperature controls. It allows testing in a range of temperatures, ensuring that materials are subjected to both UV radiation and temperature stress.
Humidity Regulation: Some materials may undergo accelerated degradation when exposed to both UV and humidity. The UV Test Chamber includes humidity control features, enabling the simulation of different environmental conditions.
Sample Capacity: The chamber's design provides ample space for placing multiple samples simultaneously, allowing for efficient and cost-effective testing of various materials or products.
UV Test Chamber Temperature Range for the Light Cycle: 45–80; Temperature Range for the Condensation Cycle: 40–60; Light source: type: uva-fluorescent-ultraviolet-lamp; For more information, visit www.labozon.com.
