Thermal Shock Testing Services

Comprehensive Thermal Shock testing solutions helping you to market fast and efficiently
Thermal shock testing simulates a products life cycle by exposing the product to rapid changes of temperature. This is completed by using a dual climate chamber that will transfer the product from one temperature extreme to the other, in an expedited manner. The number of cycles, soak times and temperature extremes are determined by the nature of the products intended use. These parameters can be defined by the customer or determined by an associated test specification.
Products:
- Electronic components
- Plastic components
- Metal materials
Temperature Ranges: -60°C to 170°C
Transition time between temperature extremes: Less than 30 seconds
Our equipment:
Thermal shock chambers with basket sizes from 15” wide x 15” deep to 29” wide x 24” deep.
Walk-in thermal shock chamber with a basket size of 48” wide x 68” deep x 64” height.
Test Specifications: MIL STD 810, Method 503; USCAR-2 Section 5.6.1; DC-10611 Section 6.1.5; CS 00056 Section 5.3.5; GMW 3172 Section 9.4.2
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