Compact. Precise. Reliable Environmental Simulation in a Small Footprint:
Our benchtop environmental chambers are engineered for laboratories, R&D teams, and quality control environments requiring high-precision temperature and humidity testing in limited space.
With a temperature range from -65°C to +150°C and humidity control up to 98% RH, these compact chambers deliver laboratory-grade performance with industrial-level reliability.
✔ Ideal for small samples
✔ Fast deployment (plug & test)
✔ Low energy consumption
✔ Customizable for advanced testing scenarios
Why Choose Our Benchtop Environmental Chamber:
1. Space-Saving Design for Modern Labs
Designed for compact environments, this chamber fits easily on laboratory benches while maintaining full testing functionality.
✔ Lightweight structure (40–80 kg)
✔ Stainless steel corrosion-resistant interior
✔ Double-glazed observation window
2. High Precision Control System
Advanced PID control ensures stable and repeatable test conditions.
✔ Touchscreen programmable controller
✔ Up to 1000-step test cycles
✔ Real-time data logging (USB / Wi-Fi)
3. Energy Efficient & Eco-Friendly
Reduce operational costs without compromising performance.
✔ Eco refrigerants (R513A / R23)
✔ Variable-speed compressor technology
4. Safety & Reliability
Built for long-term continuous testing.
✔ Over-temperature protection
✔ Automatic defrost system
✔ Multi-layer insulation design
5. Flexible Customization Options
Adapt your chamber to advanced testing requirements.
✔ CO₂ / O₂ injection
✔ UV testing module
✔ Vibration integration
Compliance & Testing Standards:
Our benchtop environmental chambers comply with international and industry standards:
• IEC 60068-2-1 / 2 (Environmental Testing)
• ISO 17025 (Calibration)
• MIL-STD-810 (Military Testing)
• ASTM D4332 (Packaging)
• ISTA 3A (Transport Simulation)
• CE / FCC / RoHS
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is a benchtop environmental chamber?
A benchtop environmental chamber is a compact testing device used to simulate temperature and humidity conditions for small samples.
What is the difference from a walk-in chamber?
• Benchtop: small samples / lab use
• Walk-in: large products / batch testing
How to choose the right model?
Consider:
• Sample size
• Temperature range
• Humidity requirements
• Test standards
