Thermal Shock Test Chamber

Thermal Shock Test Chamber Manufacturer

Thermal Shock Test Chamber

ROCH’s thermal test chamber has recently undergone a series of technology upgrades to reduce the overall test time and shorten the temperature recovery time while maintaining high uniformity. The result thus obtained shows consistent accuracy in temperature recovery and uniformity across multiple test cycles, thereby improving the chamber’s test reproducibility and reliability characteristics. Inside the chamber, the hot and cold zones are sealed with specially designed gaskets to minimize leakage between the two zones. The specially designed test basket of low thermal mass and a powerful temperature-conditioning unit enable the chamber to recover faster.

The KTS series of the thermal shock chamber meets all of the major international test standards, such as MIL-883H, MIL-202G-107G, JESD22-A104D, IEC 60068-2-14, JASO D014-4, EIAJ ED-2531A, and JIS C 60068-2-14.

The thermal shock test chamber manufacturer can also be customized per the test requirements.

Features:

  • A Vertical Orientation Thermal Shock Chamber has two independently controlled hot and cold zones; one atop the other.
  • A single product carrier moves between each zone, subjecting the product to dramatic changes in temperature.
  • An advantage of the Vertical Orientation chamber is it uses less floor space, making it ideal for smaller labs.
  • A Horizontal Orientation Thermal Shock Chambers has three side-by-side independent zones: hot, ambient, and cold.
  • The addition of the ambient zone allows for three zone testing, which is a requirement of some military standards.
  • A Double Duty Thermal Shock Chamber has a cold zone positioned between two hot zones, aligned vertically top and bottom.
  • This design makes efficient use of the chamber cooling system, providing increased product testing throughput over standard thermal shock designs.
  • Heaters are incorporated into the cold zone for defrost, allowing the zone to be operated as a temperature cycling chamber when it is not being used for thermal shock tests.

A Thermal Shock Chamber is a specialized environmental testing device designed to subject products and materials to extreme and rapid temperature changes, simulating conditions they might experience in the real world.

These chambers are used to assess how products and materials respond to sudden temperature transitions, helping identify potential defects, weaknesses, or failures under extreme thermal conditions.

Thermal Shock Chambers are widely used in industries such as electronics, automotive, aerospace, defense, and telecommunications to test products like semiconductors, electronic components, and materials used in harsh environments.

These chambers can perform tests like hot-to-cold thermal shock tests, cold-to-hot thermal shock tests, and temperature cycling tests to evaluate a product’s ability to withstand rapid temperature changes.

Thermal Shock Chambers use controlled heating and cooling systems to create rapid temperature transitions. The product is moved between hot and cold zones to induce thermal stress.

Some chambers can simulate high-altitude conditions by controlling not only temperature but also air pressure, making them suitable for altitude-related testing.