ENVIRONMENTAL TEST CHAMBER NPD Salt Spray Corrosion Test Chamber
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NPD Salt Spray Chamber

Model: NPD-248 | Precision Corrosion & Salt Fog Testing System

NPD Salt Spray Chambers simulate chloride-rich environments using finely atomised salt fog to evaluate coating durability, corrosion resistance and protective finish performance. Engineered for automotive, marine, aerospace, defence, electronics and quality-control laboratories.

250–2,000 LAvailable Capacities
35–50°CChamber Range
5% NaClNeutral Salt Solution
PLC / PIDControl Options
Available ModelsSPC-3SPC-4SPC-5SPC-10SPC-20

Custom sizes, spray configurations and accessories available on request.

Salt Fog SimulationControlled chloride exposure
ASTM / ISO MethodsCorrosion-testing protocols
5 Model Capacities250 L to 2,000 L
Automatic ProtectionAlarms & safety controls
Product Overview

Reliable Corrosion Resistance Testing

The NPD Salt Spray Chamber creates a carefully controlled salt-fog atmosphere to assess how coatings, metals, fasteners and assemblies withstand corrosive environments. Accurate solution atomisation, regulated temperatures, and programmable testing improve consistency and repeatability across inspections.

Designed to support neutral salt spray test protocols such as ASTM B117 and ISO 9227, these chambers can be configured for different chamber capacities, test durations and industrial requirements.

Engineered for Corrosion Studies

Key Features & Benefits

Purpose-built controls for reproducible salt-fog exposure.

01

Uniform Salt Fog

Precision atomising nozzle and optimised air circulation distribute mist evenly through the test space.

02

Programmable Test Cycles

Independently configure spray interval, dwell cycle and total exposure duration.

03

Precise Environment Control

Control chamber and saturator temperatures using PLC/HMI or microprocessor-based controls.

04

Corrosion-Resistant Body

Industrial FRP, PVC and PP construction options support long-term salt-fog exposure.

05

Integrated Safety Protection

Low-water-level, over-temperature and air-pressure protection with fault alarms.

06

Configurable Test Capacity

Choose between 250 and 2,000 litre models, with custom capacities and accessories available.

Technical Information

Technical Specifications

Parameter details from the supplied NPD Salt Spray Chamber PDF.

ParameterSpecification
Supported methodsASTM B117 / ISO 9227; JIS and other protocols by configuration
Chamber temperature range35°C to 50°C
Humidity range (model table)95% ±5% RH
Salt solution5% NaCl
Spray rate (model table)1–2 mL/hour per 100 cm² (as shown in supplied model table)
Reference NSS fog collection1.0–2.0 mL/hour per 80 cm² at 35°C ±2°C (supplied standards section)
Control systemPLC touchscreen or microcontroller display, depending on model
Interior / constructionCorrosion-resistant FRP, PVC, PP and compatible industrial-grade materials
Spray systemPrecision atomising nozzle and optimised chamber circulation
SafetyLow water level, over-temperature, regulated air pressure and automatic fault alarms
CustomisationChamber capacity, spray configurations, cycle programming and accessories

Note: The supplied PDF states different fog-collection area bases: the model table says 1–2 mL/hour per 100 cm², while the standards reference says 1–2 mL/hour per 80 cm². Confirm the correct model-specific rate before publication or quotation.

Find the Right Capacity

Available Models

Five configurations across laboratory and production testing needs.

ModelCapacityTemperatureSalt SolutionControllerPower Supply
NPD SPC-3250 L35–50°C5% NaClPLC Touchscreen220 V, 50 Hz
NPD SPC-4400 L35–50°C5% NaClPLC Touchscreen220 V, 50 Hz
NPD SPC-5500 L35–50°C5% NaClPLC Touchscreen220 V, 50 Hz
NPD SPC-101,000 L35–50°C5% NaClMicrocontroller Display220 V, 50 Hz
NPD SPC-202,000 L35–50°C5% NaClPLC Touchscreen380 V, 50 Hz

All five model entries in the source list ASTM B117 / ISO 9227, 95% ±5% RH and 1–2 mL/hour per 100 cm²; reference NSS collection conditions elsewhere in the document use 80 cm².

Working Principle

How Salt Spray Testing Works

Controlled exposure, consistent procedures and measurable outcomes.

01

Prepare samples

Position coated panels, components or assemblies within the test chamber as required by the chosen method.

02

Prepare solution

Fill the system with the specified salt solution and set chamber and saturator temperatures.

03

Generate salt fog

The atomising nozzle disperses a controlled salt mist while the controller manages exposure and spray cycles.

04

Evaluate resistance

At defined intervals, assess rusting, blistering, coating damage and other corrosion outcomes.

Testing Methods

Standards & Reference Conditions

Neutral salt spray test conditions stated in the supplied document.

35°C ±2°CReference NSS chamber temperature
5% NaClReference sodium chloride solution by mass
pH 6.5–7.2Collected solution pH
1–2 mL/hrPer 80 cm² horizontal collection area in standards section
ASTM B117Neutral salt spray corrosion testing method
ISO 9227Salt spray exposure test methodology

Suitability for a specific standard depends on equipment configuration, calibration and actual test setup. These are source-listed support claims, not independent certification.

Control & Construction

Programmable Control and Durable Design

The system uses a PLC/HMI touchscreen or PID microprocessor-based controller, depending on the model. Test operators can set chamber temperature, saturator temperature, spray interval, spray duration and total testing time. Configurable alarms help keep conditions within operational limits.

Corrosion-resistant FRP, PVC, PP and compatible components are used in the chamber construction. The integrated protection suite includes low-water-level and over-temperature safeguards, pressure regulation and automatic fault alarms, supporting reliable long-duration testing.

Industry Applications

Where Salt Spray Chambers Are Used

Evaluate finishes, assemblies and products exposed to corrosive environments.

Paints & protective coatings
Electroplated & galvanised parts
Automotive fasteners & panels
Marine fittings & coastal hardware
Aerospace & defence components
Electronics & industrial enclosures
Research & QC laboratories
Metal finishing & surface treatment
Packaging and coated assemblies
Frequently Asked Questions

Salt Spray Chamber FAQs

What is a salt spray test chamber used for?

It exposes samples to a controlled salt fog to evaluate corrosion resistance of coatings, metals, plated parts and finished assemblies.

What capacities are available?

The supplied model range covers 250 L, 400 L, 500 L, 1,000 L and 2,000 L, with custom capacities available upon request.

Which corrosion test standards can it support?

The PDF identifies ASTM B117 and ISO 9227 neutral salt spray testing, as well as JIS and equivalent test methods depending on configuration.

What salt solution is used for neutral salt spray testing?

The PDF lists 5% sodium chloride solution for NSS testing. The precise operating parameters should follow the selected method.

Can spray cycles and temperatures be programmed?

Yes. Controllers allow chamber and saturator temperature settings plus spray interval, spray duration and total test time.

Are installation and maintenance services available?

The supplied NPD document states that technical support, installation assistance, calibration and after-sales services are provided.

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