Aging & Conditioning Facilities List

The UV and Rainwater Chamber is used to simulate accelerated outdoor weathering conditions by exposing materials to controlled ultraviolet (UV) radiation, moisture, and water spray. It helps evaluate the durability and performance of materials under prolonged environmental exposure.

A Vacuum Oven is used for controlled drying, heating, and thermal treatment of materials under reduced pressure. The vacuum environment enables efficient removal of moisture and volatile components at relatively low temperatures while minimizing oxidation.

An Ultra-Low Temperature Chamber is used for controlled storage and conditioning of materials and samples at very low temperatures. It provides a stable and uniform low-temperature environment for studying material behavior and temperature-dependent properties.

A Humidity Cabinet is used to provide a controlled environment of temperature and relative humidity for conditioning and evaluating materials under humid conditions. It is useful for studying moisture-induced changes and environmental durability.

A Hot & Cold Cabinet is used to expose materials and components to controlled high- and low-temperature conditions for evaluating their thermal stability, durability, and performance under varying environmental conditions.

The Hot Air Oven is used for controlled heating, drying, and thermal conditioning of materials and specimens at elevated temperatures. It provides a uniform hot-air environment for laboratory testing and material processing.