The MX Series salt spray test chamber has an atomizing nozzle that can be factory set to comply with the following standards:
Standardization guarantees products meet certain requirements and reliability while improving technical competency, increasing revenue, and supporting design procedures. This reassurance is vital for your company’s success.
To ensure temperature uniformity in the test workspace, chambers in the MX Series use two separate RTD sensors. One holds and conditions incoming water to an accurate 45.5°C (113.9°F). As the water is mixed with the salt solution and atomized, the temperature falls. In the product workspace, a second RTD sensor holds the ambient temperature at a steady 35°C (95°F) as the fog fills the workspace.
This corrosion-mimicking process is observable, again, through 360-degree high-quality Lucite®️ plexiglass.
The standard MX corrosion test chambers have two independent manual-set digital controllers, ensuring the heated water being sprayed and the workspace air temperature are controlled to the desired setpoint.
Temperature and humidity are manually-set with two Watlow EZ-ZONE PM controllers (non-programmable). The push-button controller has segmented displays, with optional RS-232 or RS-485 serial communication.
For capturing temperature readings in both areas throughout your test cycle, you can upgrade your controller to access AESONE CONNECT.
AESONE CONNECT creates a robust connected device for a standard and uniform interface making test chamber operation easier.
AESONE XCHANGE increases your functionality:
AESONE SOFTWARE gives you the ability to:
For longer testing that extends beyond 70 hours, consider adding an optional Salt Spray Water Recycling Package that can extend the length of your tests to 144 hours.
