The aerospace devices must simulate various similar environments that it may encounter during operation in the high altitude or the outer space, and obtain the performance characteristics of these equipment in this process. Sanwood Environmental Test chamber specific design for aerospace can use special experimental equipment to simulate temperature, pressure, vibration, radiation and other factors in the space environment to verify the durability of a spacecraft or satellite.

• •Low pressure: High altitude environments or specific low pressure conditions can be simulated to ensure that different aerospace devices and aviation equipment can do the simulation test at pre-set low pressure.
• •Vibration: To simulate the vibration effects used in the transportation of aerospace equipment, and measure the stress effects of strong vibration on parts during these processes.
• •Rain: To use the high-speed water flow generated by the high-pressure nozzle to form water droplets to test the waterproof performance and weather resistance of the vehicle.
• •Temperature: To simulate of high temperature, low temperature, alternating humid heat, constant humid heat and other environmental changes from -70℃ to +180℃.
• •Humidity: To simulate the humidity in different temperature environments, especially to maintain 85% humidity for 1000 hours at a high temperature of +85℃.
• •Stress: To evaluate product performance and defects by applying varying degrees of load and simulating tests under long-term use conditions.