Low-noise salt spray equipment: optimize lab environment with efficiency and comfort

Shanghai – BOTO, a leading innovator in material and equipment corrosion testing technology, today announced the expansion of its flagship salt spray test chamber portfolio, introducing industry-specific models engineered to address the most demanding corrosion validation needs of niche sectors including deep-sea exploration, military defense, food processing, and railway transit. Unlike generic testing equipment on the market, BOTO’s new salt spray test chambers integrate proprietary multi-environment simulation modules, ultra-precise salt concentration control, and compliance-ready data reporting—setting a new benchmark for reliability and customization in corrosion testing.​
For decades, standard salt spray test chambers have failed to meet the unique demands of specialized industries: marine scientific equipment requires validation under abyssal pressure and hydrothermal fluid conditions; military gear needs to withstand sand abrasion and weapon recoil alongside salt exposure; food processing machinery must comply with strict FDA hygiene standards while enduring acidic food matrices and caustic cleaners; and railway components face the dual threat of de-icing salts and train-induced vibration. BOTO’s next-gen chambers solve these pain points with modular, application-specific configurations that replicate real-world corrosive environments with unmatched accuracy.​
At the heart of BOTO’s next-gen salt spray test chambers is a suite of cutting-edge features designed to address sector-specific corrosion challenges, starting with industry-tailored simulation modules that set the systems apart from generic alternatives. Each chamber is equipped with interchangeable, sector-specific modules that extend beyond basic salt spray functionality. For marine scientific clients, the Abyssal Pressure-Salt Corrosion Module generates pressures up to 1,200 bar (surpassing the Mariana Trench’s 1,100 bar) while delivering hyper-saline seawater spray with trace mineral composition matching deep-ocean chemistry. For defense contractors, the Abrasion-Recoil-Corrosion Tool combines silica sand abrasion (mimicking desert terrain) and hydraulic recoil simulation (up to 120 tons of force) with 3.5–5% NaCl salt spray to validate artillery and armored vehicle components, while food processing clients benefit from the Food-Chemical-Cleaner Synergy Module that blends food matrix simulants (acidic tomato juice, salty meat brine) and caustic sanitizers with salt spray to ensure compliance with FDA 21 CFR 177 standards. Complementing these specialized modules is the chamber’s ultra-precision salt delivery and uniform exposure system, powered by TestTech’s proprietary titanium nozzle system that ensures salt mist concentration accuracy of ±0.1% (ranging from 2% to 6% NaCl) and 360° uniform coverage across test samples, eliminating localized over-exposure that skews results; the chambers also feature adjustable mist velocity (0–15 m/s) to replicate coastal wave spray, desert salt dust, or railway de-icer runoff—critical for validating equipment in diverse field conditions. Another key advantage is the chambers’ compliance-ready data management and remote monitoring capabilities, as all systems integrate cloud-based data logging and real-time remote monitoring via secure industrial IoT (IIoT) connectivity, with built-in software generating customizable reports aligned with 50+ global standards including MIL-STD-810H (defense), NOAA NMFS-F/SPO-132 (marine science), FDA 21 CFR 177 (food processing), and EN 13674 (railway), a feature that reduces compliance audit time by 40% for clients compared to competitors with manual reporting systems. Rounding out the core features is the dual-scale fixturing system that enables versatile testing, supporting both massive heavy components (up to 8 tons for armored vehicle hulls or 6m railway segments) and micro-precision parts (0.1mm sensor electrodes or 0.5mm weapon firing pins) via specialized non-reactive fixturing, eliminating the need for clients to invest in multiple testing systems and lowering total cost of ownership by 30%.
Sherry, Director of Communications at BOTO, serves as the media contact for inquiries, reachable at Info@botomachine.com or +86 13761261677.