Humidity Chamber

The Humidity Chamber is a computerised chamber used to determine the effect of relative humidity on a sample at various temperatures. Many materials absorb moisture from the air, which can change their dimensions, strength, appearance and electrical properties — so testing and conditioning under defined temperature and humidity is an important part of quality control and product development.

The chamber creates and maintains controlled temperature and relative humidity conditions, holding them steady for the required time. It is widely used for conditioning samples before testing, for accelerated stability and ageing studies, and for evaluating how rubber, plastics, packaging and components behave under humid conditions. Programmable control makes it easy to set and repeat test profiles for reliable, comparable results.