Constant Temperature Humidity Test Chambers

Sanwood temperature humidity test chamber is a high-performance and energy-saving environmental test chamber that provides flexible configurations for simulating sample environmental tests under different climatic conditions. It can simulate environmental tests such as high temperature, low temperature, alternating humidity, and constant humidity, and is suitable for testing needs in multiple fields. It belongs to the same series as the high and low temperature alternating humidity test chamber and is an essential testing equipment in fields such as aviation, automotive, home appliances, and scientific research.

Sanwood double-layer temperature and humidity test chamber adopts a unique double-layer chamber design, which can simulate different temperature and humidity conditions to meet the needs of various scientific research, industrial production and quality inspection fields. It has two independent temperature and humidity control systems, which saves energy and reduces operating costs. It can simulate high temperature, low temperature, alternating humidity and heat, constant humidity and heat and other environmental tests, and is suitable for the testing needs of multiple industries.

Sanwood three-layer temperature humidity test chamber: three-layer structure greatly increases the internal space of the test chamber, each layer can be set independently of different temperature and humidity conditions, while simulating the low temperature, medium temperature, high temperature and different humidity combinations of the environment, to facilitate the study of the impact of different environmental factors on the sample.

Sanwood walk-in constant temperature and humidity test chamber is a device used to test and verify the performance and reliability of materials, products or equipment under specific temperature and humidity conditions. This type of test chamber usually has a large internal space, allowing experimenters to enter it for operation and observation, and is widely used in the testing of electronics, electrical, automotive, aerospace, plastics and other materials.