ACE Technology
ACE Technology is one of the leading suppliers and manufacturers of climate and environmental test chambers.
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0086-29-85451431 - sales@ace-climatic.com
- No.22, Hanyuan Road
Xincheng District
Xi'an,
China
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Environmental Test Chambers
An enclosure used to test the effects of specified environmental conditions on biological items, industrial products, materials, and electronic devices and components.
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Table Top Temperature Chamber
Enables controlled test runs by manipulating the temperature conditions of an enclosed space.
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Thermal Shock Chamber
Allows for the rapid transfer of products between temperature extremes, or the alternating heating and cooling of test articles in cyclical manner.
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Box Rain Test Chamber
Comprehensive box rain test chamber (with swing pipe and right angle tube) is used to test the electric and electronic devices by simulating natural rainfall with spraying water from the water nozzles (holes) on swing pipe or straight tube. To estimate and recognize if the shell or sealing elements of these device could ensure a good condition of working during and after the test. The products are widely used in the industries of light, electrical, electronics, automobile, motorcycle, household electric appliances, electromechanical equipment, instruments and meters, and other industries.
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Precision Industrial Ovens
ACE-9023A
The ACE-9023A Forced air drying oven is mainly used for scientific research units, specialty universities, laboratories, industrial mining enterprises etc and production field for materials drying and heat treatment.
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Humidity Chambers
Used to simulate humidity conditions and their effects on the product or material in question.
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Salt Spray Chambers
Specialized equipment used to simulate and measure the effects of salt spray or salt fog test on materials and coatings.
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Settling Dust Chamber
Dust material is placed in a collector, or trough, at the bottom of the chamber, where air nozzles periodically agitate the material, causing a cloud in the chamber. After the agitation, the dust cloud is allowed to settle onto the test sample, which sits above the collector.
