The high and low temperature test chamber is a high-precision instrument. Operators must strictly follow the procedures during use, and regular maintenance is essential. Improper operation or lack of maintenance can lead to malfunctions, affecting work progress.

Salt-spray corrosion testing is the core means of evaluating the resistance of materials and their protective coatings to chloride-containing environments. The test itself only provides an accelerated corrosion “stimulus”; the real technical value lies in the scientific evaluation of the test results.

Stability is crucial for the accuracy of test results in aging test chambers. Are there any methods to maintain and improve the stability of the chambers during use?