Cold Chambers

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Laboratory Cold Chamber are used to replicate extremely low temperatures in order to observe and evaluate the aftereffects of the freezing conditions on a product or material. Cryogenic processing is widely used by industries including automotive, aerospace, medical and food processing due to the critical nature of their products. It can be seen in applications such as chilling and flash-freezing food for extended preservation, rocket fuel production from liquid gases, the preparation and preservation of medicines, and in metal processing - for example, knife production, as it has been shown that metals show more resistant to wear and tear after cryogenic exposure.

As with other environmental test chambers, cryogenic chambers are used by manufacturers to test their products for potential flaws and malfunctions in order to improve the design and production process. Improving a product based on environmental test results will ensure a better quality product reaches the general market and will result in less costs for the manufacturer in terms of replacement and reimbursement. Cryogenic temperatures are those below -112 °F and in cryogenic chambers, liquefied gases such as liquid nitrogen will boil -320 °F. While some test chambers combine environmental conditions for purposes of more thorough testing, cryogenic chambers are designed for extremely low temperature replication.

The process of cryogenic chamber use is very time consuming. The products and materials exposed to such extreme temperatures risk experiencing thermal shock, especially during the change of temperature - therefore the cryogenic chamber must reach its minimum temperature at a slow rate, and then return to room temperature at an equally slow rate. The test results will be most accurate if the process of moving between temperatures can be dramatically slowed down. Design and construction of cryogenic chambers must also be carefully considered. Due to the extreme temperature, chamber size is an important factor in design layout as wasted space would be an unnecessary waste of energy and could adversely affect test results. The seal on a cryogenic chamber needs to be in prime condition to ensure that the temperature of the outer environment does not affect the low temperature inside the chamber. Each element of the test and testing conditions has to be taken into consideration - such as already existing environment and climate, the potential addition of interior chamber lighting and thus extra heat, and the variations that already exist between products and materials. It is time-consuming and costly, and yet cryogenic chambers are an important processing part of many industries.

Specifications:

• Door: Double walled door inner lined with SS, SS handle, lock with key and silicon gasket, Door light, Door heater.
• Others: Data logging, system interface, tower lamp, hour meter, hooter, port hole, drain facility
• Uniformity: Forced air circulation using electrical fan.
• Trays: Adjustable type SS mesh tray.
• Sample visibility: Vacuum glass will be in door.
• Mobility: Heavy duty castor wheels.
• Compressor: Emerson / Danfoss / Bitzer

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We are manufacturing Cooling Chambers for the range of ambient to -80 deg C.
Cryogenic chambers are used to replicate extremely low temperatures in order to observe and evaluate the aftereffects of the freezing conditions on a product or material. Cryogenic processing is widely used by industries including automotive, aerospace, medical and food processing due to the critical nature of their products. It can be seen in applications such as chilling and flash-freezing food for extended preservation, rocket fuel production from liquid gases, the preparation and preservation of medicines, and in metal processing – for example, knife production, as it has been shown that metals show more resistant to wear and tear after cryogenic exposure. As with other environmental test chambers, cryogenic chambers are used by manufacturers to test their products for potential flaws and malfunctions in order to improve the design and production process. Improving a product based on environmental test results will ensure a better quality product reaches the general market and will result in less costs for the manufacturer in terms of replacement and reimbursement. Cryogenic temperatures are those below -112°F and in cryogenic chambers, liquefied gases such as liquid nitrogen will boil -320°F. While some test chambers combine environmental conditions for purposes of more thorough testing, cryogenic chambers are designed for extremely low temperature replication

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• Delivery Time: 3 weeks

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Clients can avail from us a superior quality Sub Zero Treatment Cold Chamber. These treatment chambers are developed with high perfection by using finest material and modular technology according to the previously defined standards. Besides, our offered treatment chambers are valued for their quality & provided with different stipulations. Our patrons can easily benefit these treatment chambers at affordable rates.

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We are manufacturing sub zero treatment chamber for the below mentioned specifications,

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• Delivery Time: 4 weeks

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We are manufacturing cold chambers upto -80 deg C in vertical & horizontal model.

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A venture for a global era by leveraging our technical strengths in design and manufacturing, wholesaling and trading of environmental test chambers.

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• Delivery Time: 4 weeks