Installation & Commissioning
Professional installation lays the foundation for stable operation. Connections, functions, and safety are checked to ensure that your unit works correctly and reliably from the very first moment.
Climate test chambers
Precise climate for your environmental simulation
Climate test chambers for controlled environmental conditions
Climate test chambers from BINDER generate defined and permanently stable temperature and humidity conditions for testing materials, components, and assemblies. As constant or dynamic climate chambers, with or without humidity control, they enable the reproducible simulation of real climatic loads, right up to environmental testing in accordance with MIL-STD. Climate ranges down to −70 °C and 98 % RH allow aging processes, functional limits, and risks to be assessed at an early stage.
Overview of climate test chambers
Constant climate chambers
Constant climate chambers ensure homogeneous climate conditions in terms of time and space across a wide range of temperatures and humidity ranges.
| Designation | KBF Series | KBF Pro Series |
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| Standards |
MIL-STD-202 G/H, Method 103B
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MIL-STD-810 H, Method 501.5 Procedure II
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Technical data
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| Temperature range | 0 °C – 70 °C | -20 °C – 100 °C |
| Humidity range | 10–80% RH | 10–98% RH |
| Interior volume | 130 – 1600 L | 130 – 1600 L |
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Custom Solutions
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| Custom modifications are available for all products, such as various access ports, heavy-duty grilles, dry-air purge, and equipment for battery testing | ||
Dynamic climate chambers
Dynamic climate chambers are designed for demanding, rapid temperature changes with or without humidity. They enable dynamic test profiles with high change rates of up to 5 K/min.
| Name | MK Series | MKF Series | MKT Series | MKFT Series |
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| Standards |
MIL-STD-810 H, Method 502.5 (Procedure II)
MIL-STD-810 H, Method 501.5 (Procedure I)
MIL-STD-202 G/H, Method 108A
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MIL-STD-810 H, Method 501.5 (Procedure II)
MIL-STD-202G/H, Method 103B
MIL-E-5272, Part 4.4
MIL-STD-810 H, Method 507.5 (Procedure I)
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MIL-STD-810 H, Method 502.5 (Procedure II)
MIL-STD-810 H, Method 502.5 (Procedure I)
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MIL-E-5272, Part 4.4
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Technical data
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| Temperature range |
-40°C to 180°C -50°C for up to 8 hours (adjustable) |
-40°C to 180°C -50°C to 8 hours adjustable |
-70 °C - 180 °C | -70 °C - 180 °C |
| Humidity range | – | 10% – 98% RH | – | 10% – 98% RH |
| Interior volume | 60 – 720 L | 115 – 1020 L | 115 – 720 L | 115 – 720 L |
| Average heating-up rate | up to 5.3 K/min | up to 5.5 K/min | up to 5.3 K/min | up to 5.5 K/min |
| Average cooling down time | up to 5.0 K/min | up to 5.0 K/min | up to 4.2 K/min | up to 4.2 K/min |
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| e.g., Dry-air purge, Water cooling, various access ports, heavy-duty grilles, Equipment for battery testing | ||||
BINDER service solutions
To ensure that testing processes can be carried out in a stable manner, in compliance with standards, and without unplanned interruptions, BINDER offers structured service solutions for installation and maintenance. This ensures that simulation chambers remain available in the long term and that qualification-relevant processes are technically secure.
Preventive Maintenance
Predictive maintenance reduces unplanned downtime. Components, functions, and safety aspects are checked regularly to detect deviations at an early stage and maintain operational safety.
Technical Support
The help desk and authorized service technicians provide support for technical questions, competently, systematically, and with a focus on solutions.
Service Hotline
The BINDER service hotline provides quick contact to technical support staff and assistance with questions regarding operation, service, and malfunctions.
