Four Major Differences Between Salt Spray Test Chamber and Composite Salt Spray Corrosion Test Chamber

Functional Differences:

• Salt Spray Test Chamber: Capable of conducting only salt spray tests, simulating a salt spray environment to perform corrosion tests on materials.
• Composite Salt Spray Corrosion Test Chamber: In addition to salt spray tests, it can also conduct constant temperature and humidity tests, simulating more complex environmental conditions.

Structural Differences:

• Composite Salt Spray Corrosion Test Chamber: Equipped with temperature and humidity control components, which can adjust temperature and humidity as needed. If a low-temperature environment is required, a compressor is needed to control the temperature.
• Salt Spray Test Chamber: Has a relatively simple structure, primarily focusing on simulating a salt spray environment.
  

Controller Differences:

• Composite Salt Spray Corrosion Test Chamber: Uses a programmable controller, which allows more flexible settings and adjustments of temperature and humidity parameters.
• Salt Spray Test Chamber: Can use a simple controller, making operation more straightforward.

Application Scenarios:

• Salt Spray Test Chamber: Suitable for scenarios that require salt spray corrosion testing, such as the automotive, electronic, and aerospace industries.
• Composite Salt Spray Corrosion Test Chamber: Suitable for scenarios that require simulation of more complex environmental conditions, such as reliability testing of electronic products and weather resistance testing of materials.