Salt spray testing, also known as salt fog testing, is a test that is designed to simulate a corrosive environment. In simple terms, this testing helps product designers and manufacturers check out the corrosion resistance of surface coatings.
Salt spray testing has existed for decades and is widely used in several industries to test against corrosion. For example, the durability of a fastener depends on how it performs in a corrosive environment. If a fastener gets rusted, it is much more prone to failure. This is where salt spray testing comes in.
In summary, salt spray testing is an important accelerated test that simulates a corrosive environment to a large extent though it is impossible to recreate real-world conditions in a laboratory setting. It is a standardised corrosion test method that does not cost much, is quick to perform, and can be repeated quickly.
Model Number
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HZ-2001A
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Air pressure
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1.00±0.01kgf/cm2
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Certification
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ISO/ASTM/CE/ROSH
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Inside box size
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120*80*50 cm salt spray test chamber
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Outside box size
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190*110*140 cm
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Testing room temperature
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Salt test (NSS ACSS)35±1 degree/Corrosion Test (CASS)50±1 degree
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Brine temperature
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35±1 degree or 50±1 degree
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Testing room Capacity
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108L 270L 480L
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Brine tank capacity
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15L 25L 40L
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Certificate
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1.00±0.01kgf/cm*cm
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Testing room relative humidity
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85% above
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Spray volume
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1.0~2.0ml/80cm2/h
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