How a Salt Spray Chamber Works
Salt spray chambers create an environment that simulates the corrosive effects of saltwater exposure. It uses a saltwater solution that is atomised and sprayed on samples in a lab environment. To give precise and trustworthy testing, the chamber keeps its temperature and humidity levels constant. Types of Salt Spray Chambers Standard Salt Spray Test Chambers: Standard types for general metal corrosion testing. Cyclic Salt Spray Chambers: Give realistic simulations of temperature fluctuations and salt spray. A Cyclic Corrosion Test Chamber combines several environmental elements to replicate real-world environmental conditions. This chamber replicates the intricate nature of natural corrosion processes. It cycles between different environments, such as humidity, temperature cycles, and salt spray. High-Temperature Salt Spray Chambers: Made to withstand extremely high or low temperatures to test high-performance materials. CASS Cum Salt Spray Chamber: For accelerated salt spray testing with a copper accelerated solution, we use this chamber. This chamber is made especially for this purpose. For a more intense and quick simulation of corrosive effects, it combines the traditional salt spray test. It also adds an accelerated element.Preparing for the Test
Make sure your salt spray Test chamber is configured properly before conducting a test. Verify that every part—including the temperature controls, atomisers, and saline solution—is operating as intended. For setup and calibration, refer to the manufacturer’s instructions.