Webber Manufacturing Company, Inc.

WebberAgree Chambe

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Designed to fit over a vibration table. Standard temperature range: -100*F to +350*F. Temperature change rates: 5*C/Min. Standard sizes: 27 to 64 cubic feet.

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  • Interiors: are fabricated of heavy gauge brushed finish Type 304 stainless steel.
  • Heliarc welded interior seams to form a rugged, vapor-tight unit.
  • Insulated with non-settling, non-hygroscopic high “R” value fiberglass.
  • Exteriors: are fabricated of structural steel and corrosion resistant steel sheet metal
  • Removable floor with diaphragm, to allow test product to be attached to vibration table
  • Standard 2” diameter customer port.
  • Dual silicone rubber gaskets to seal door to the chamber.
  • Heavy-duty door hinges and a specially designed, adjustable door latch.
  • Tough, industrial quality, textured enamel paint finish.
  • Access panels for easy serviceability.
  • Stainless steel drain with check valve.
  • Pressure equalization system.
  • Standard chamber finish is medium gray.
  • All chambers allow handling with a forklift.
  • Heavy duty, industrial quality, semi-hermetic compressors.
  • Thermal expansion valves to control cooling, allowing maximum pulldown rates and high load ratings, without sacrificing one for the other.
  • Liquid injection valves to insure sufficient compressor cooling during all chamber temperature conditions.
  • Bypass systems for accurate temperature control while eliminating life-shortening rapid compressor cycling.
  • Bypass time-out feature shuts compressor off, after timing out in a standby condition, reducing energy consumption and eliminating standby operation when profiles do not require cooling.
  • Refrigeration pressure gauges on all systems.
  • System design backed by years of environmental experience and constructed of high quality commercially available components.
  • Electrical resistance heaters are low mass open nichrome elements supported by ceramic insulators, for fast response and minimal residual heating effects.
  • Heaters baffled from test space to prevent direct radiation on test specimens.
  • Controlled by heavy duty, quiet mercury contactors rated for millions of cycles.
  • Standard thermal links or electronic high temperature limiters with redundant heater contactor.