Salt Spray Test

Salt Spray Test

The Salt Sprayr test (or salt haze test) is a normalized and well known erosion test technique, used on electronics and electrical devices to really look at consumption obstruction of materials and surface coatings. Generally, the materials to be tried are metallic (albeit stone, ceramics, and polymers may likewise be tried) and get done with a surface covering which is planned to give a level of erosion security to the fundamental metal.

At Enscientific Testings & Certifications, Salt Spray testing is a sped up erosion test that creates a destructive assault to covered electronics and electrical equipment (EEE) to assess (generally similarly) the reasonableness of the coatings for use as a defensive completion. The presence of erosion items (rust or different oxides) is assessed after a pre-decided timeframe.

Test span relies upon the erosion opposition of the covering; for the most part, the more consumption safe the covering is, the more extended the time of testing before the presence of consumption or rust. The Salt Spray test is one of the most broad and long-laid out consumption tests.

Salt Spray testing is famous in light of the fact that it is generally reasonable, fast, all around normalized, and actually repeatable. Despite the fact that there might be a powerless connection between the length in salt spray test and the normal existence of a covering in specific coatings, for example, hot-plunge excited steel, this test has acquired overall notoriety because of minimal expense and speedy outcomes.

Most Salt Spray Chambers today are being utilized NOT to foresee the erosion opposition of a covering, however to keep up with covering cycles, for example, pre- treatment and painting, electroplating, electrifying, and such, on a similar premise.

Salt Spray Test

Chamber Temperature Range: +35°C to +45°C

Salt Temperature Range: +35°C to +45°C

Chamber Volume: 500 litres

Work Space from: 850mm(W)x700mm(D)x750mm(H)

Standards: ASTM B117, IEC 60068-2, ISO 16750-4, MIL STD 810G, JSS 55555, QM 333 and many more.