ISO 4892-1 textile UV Aging Test Chamber HZ-2008A can simulate the damage caused by sunlight, rain and dew to materials. UV uses fluorescent ultraviolet (UV) lamps to simulate the effect of sunlight, and uses cold simulated moisture rain and dew. The tested material is placed in a cycle of alternating light and moisture at a certain temperature for testing. UV can reproduce the damage that occurs outdoors for months to years by testing for several days or weeks. The types of damage include: fading, discoloration, loss of gloss, chalking, cracks, turbidity, blistering, embrittlement, strength decay and oxidation.
In the Plastic UV aging test chamber, the fluorescent UV lamp of the UV lamp can reproduce the effects of sunlight, and the condensation and water spray system can reproduce the effects of rain and dew. The temperature is controllable throughout the test cycle. The typical test cycle is usually UV irradiation at high temperature and dark humid condensation cycle at 100% relative humidity; typical applications are paint coatings, automotive industry, plastic products, wood products, glue, etc.
