Vacuum Test Chamber
Simulating extreme pressure and altitude conditions for testing products used in the aerospace industry
Our vacuum test chambers are specifically designed to evaluate the adaptability and reliability of your aerospace products under extreme pressure and altitude conditions, also applicable for testing electrical products, materials, and components.
Features- Simulation of complex natural environments, including altitude, temperature, and humidity
- Controlled pressure down to 1 mbar
- Customizable chambers with pressure levels of 10-3 mbar, based on your specific requirements
- Temperature control achieved through heat radiation on the chamber walls
| Model | | | |||
| Power Supply | AC 380V 50Hz three-phase N PE | ||||
| Maximum Power | 11 | 18 | 21 | ||
| Operation Environment | 5℃~ 35℃/≤85%RH | ||||
| Performance | Temperature and Relative Humidity Range | -70℃~ 120℃ | |||
| 15℃~ 85℃ 20%~95%RH | |||||
| Dew Point Range | 4°℃~ 84℃ | ||||
| Model Heating Rate"2 | 2.5℃/min | 2.5℃/min | 2℃/min | ||
| Model Cooling Rate"2 | 1.8℃/min | 1.8°C/min | 2℃/min | ||
| Pressure Range | 1KPa~1bar | ||||
| Pressure Fluctuation | ≤±2 Kpa(1bar~40KPa)/≤±5%(40KPa~2KPa)/≤0.1KPa(≤2KPa) | ||||
| Pressure Falling Down Time | within 30 minutes | ||||
| Inspection Window | multiplayer glasses with conducting film heating, size W240mmxH310mm | ||||
| Condenser | air-cooled condenser | ||||
| Interior Capacity (L) | 150 | 544 | 1040 | ||
| Internal Dimensions (mm) | W | 600 | 800 | 1010 | |
| D | 500 | 800 1010 | 1010 | ||
| H | 500 850 1020 | 850 | 1020 | ||
| External Dimensions (mm) | W | 960 | 1200 | 1430 | |
| D | 2640 | 2855 | 3455 | ||
| H | 1900 | 2490 | 2290 | ||
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Our vacuum test chambers are primarily used to conduct environmental adaptability and reliability tests on electronic components under low pressure, high temperature, low temperature, or combined conditions. They also facilitate the measurement of electrical performance when the test specimen is powered.
The vacuum system consists of two integral components: the vacuum measurement system and the vacuum acquisition unit. The vacuum measurement system measures and controls the vacuum level using pressure sensors. The vacuum data is converted into linear electrical signals and can be directly displayed and controlled by the equipment controller.