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xenon test chamber

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Introduction
The document discusses the use of Xenon Test Chambers for assessing the weather resistance of polymer materials. These chambers simulate natural climatic conditions to evaluate the durability of materials when exposed to outdoor environments.

Specifications
The BGD 866 B-SUN is an economical xenon light accelerated weathering tester. It features a low power air-cooling xenon lamp that provides significant irradiance energy in a compact space. The chamber ensures homogeneous irradiance distribution and can simulate environmental humidity effects on materials.

Test Principle
The chamber uses xenon lamps to emulate sunlight and a water spray system to simulate rain and dew. It allows for controlled radiation energy and temperature, accelerating specimen degradation by exposing them to conditions equivalent to noon summer sunlight continuously.

Features

International standard-compliant xenon light source for reproducible results.
Optional light-filters for various international standards.
Compact, easy to install, and maintenance-free design.
User-friendly touch screen interface for setting test parameters.
Real-time data collection with USB connectivity for data transfer.
Accurate irradiance control with automatic compensation for light intensity changes.
Programmable test procedures with up to 6 saved procedures.
High precision Pt100 temperature sensor for auto-controlled blackboard temperature.
Alarm functions for over-temperature and overheating protection.

Technical Parameters

Xenon Lamp: 1.8KW with a lifetime of approximately 1,500 hours.
Exposure Area: 1,000 cm², accommodating 9 standard samples.
Adjustable Irradiance Range: Various settings for different wavelengths.
Temperature Range: RT+30℃ to 80℃.
Chamber Material: Stainless steel interior and powder-coated exterior.
Overall Size: 925×487×1,000mm; Net Weight: 110KG.
Power Supply: 220V 50/60HZ; Max Current 13A.

Ordering Information
Includes various models and accessories such as xenon lamps and calibration radiometers.

Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.newmeditech.com
Head Office: No.6 President Terrace, Takli Road, Dwarka, Nashik-422011
Phone: 0253 - 6418632

Catalog excerpts

Xenon Test Chamber Head Office: No.6 President Terrace. Takli Road, Dwarka. Nashik-422011 Phone:0253 - 6418632 Email: [email protected]. Website: www.newmeditech.com

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Head Office: No.6 President Terrace. Takli Road, Dwarka. Nashik-422011 Phone:0253 - 6418632 Email: [email protected]. Website: www.newmeditech.com Many polymer materials are often be damage by natural environmental factors which from Earths surface and atmosphere when it used outdoor. Thus affect their useful life. In order to properly assess their useful life in the outdoors, using the environmental testing equipment to simulation of each kinds of natural climatic conditions ,study weather resistance of each kinds of products in the laboratory has become a widely and effective method. For...

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Xenon Test Chamber BGD 866 B-SUN is an economic xenon light accelerated weathering tester. It is equipped with a piece low power air-cooling xenon lamp to produce enough big irradiance energy in a small space, on the other hand, it adopts a special catoptrical system to ensure every exposure samples get the homogeneous irradiance distribution. It also can simulate influence that water or other humidity of environment to outdoor material. A product exposed outdoors to direct sunlight experiences maximum light intensity for only a few hours each day. B-SUN can subject test specimens to the equivalent...

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