Working Principle of a Salt Spray Test Chamber

Working PrincipleSalt Spray Test Chamber Working, Installation Guide, Concept, and Standard Analysissalt spray test machine work? It simulates an accelerated corrosive environment by atomizing a saline solution into the chamber.

• Saline Solution: A mixture of water and sodium chloride (NaCl) is heated and sprayed into the chamber to create a salty mist.
• Compressed Air Atomization: Compressed air passes through nozzles to create fine mist particles, which settle on the product, replicating the corrosive atmosphere found in coastal or industrial environments.
• Temperature and Humidity Control: The machine maintains a controlled temperature—usually between 35°C to 48°C—and regulates humidity levels to simulate various environmental conditions.
• Continuous Monitoring: Our advanced machines have sensors and controls that continuously monitor conditions within the chamber to ensure that the test is consistent and accurate.