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Test Chambers in Washington, DC

Test Chambers in Washington, DC. Also known as environmental test chambers, test chambers are essential for ensuring the integrity of research and product testing. You need to know if they can maintain their integrity climatic changes, temperature and humidity changes, and other stress. For over 20 years, Darwin Chambers has been a leading designer and manufacturer of test chambers for a variety of different Washington, DC purposes. If you're looking for test chambers, speak to a Darwin representative today at (314) 534-3111 or ask for a free quote.

What Are Test Chambers?

Test chambers are enclosed spaces used to conduct scientific experiments or test the effects of environmental conditions on test subjects. The controlled environment of a test chamber allows researchers to accurately replicate conditions while keeping a close eye on the specimen. Charles F. Conrad innovated the first environmental test chamber on his front porch in Holland, MI in 1951, by purposing a residential freezer to reach temperatures of -125℉. General Motors Heat Treat Lab decided to purchase it, and quickly ordered two more.

In the decades that have followed, test chambers have been designed and used to simulate a wide range of conditions, from extreme cold and heat, humidity or replicating various altitudes.

One of the main advantages of using test chambers is that they allow for very precise control of numerous different environmental factors. This means that Washington, DC researchers can be confident the integrity of their research.

Types of Test Chambers in Washington, DC

Darwin Chambers initially sold our stability chambers to the Washington, DC community in 2003 as the first large-capacity thermoelectric-cooled pharmaceutical test chambers. Since then, we've continued to innovate, incorporating our technologies and our and expansive knowledge to deliver precise and reliable chambers that are perfect for researchers in a variety of fields. Some of our most popular test chambers in Washington, DC include:

  • Environmental Test Chambers — One of our most popular products, our environmental chambers are quiet, easy to clean, repair, and upgrade, extremely dependable, and well-suited for laboratory use, offering unparalleled precisions. Standard units offer a temperature range of 2℃ to 50℃, and more extreme temperatures can be achieved through upgrades at extra cost.
  • Stability Test Chambers — Our stability test chambers not only meet, but exceed FDA and ICH guidelines. Our stability chambers are trusted in numerous different industries, including pharmaceutical, cosmetic, nutraceutical, medical device, therapeutic pharmaceuticals, pharmaceutical stress testing, and other research companies both in Washington, DC and around the globe. Other popular stability options include stability refrigerators and stability freezers.
  • Concrete Curing Chambers — These are ideal for adhering to the strict testing guidelines of concrete, asphalt, and related industries. Unlike the vast majority of "testing" currently on the market, these chambers offer dependable operation, durable construction, and accurate results. The MC Series offers serious performance to Washington, DC engineers and researchers looking for serious results.
  • Altitude Test Rooms — We partner with Colorado Altitude Training (CAT), located in Boulder, Colorado, to offer a one-of-a-kind chamber for altitude simulation. Our system can simulate over 2,700 meters of elevation, while keeping the pressure consistent. Our altitude chambers have been used by the U.S. Speed Skating Team, Harvard University, Doha Sports Hospital, College of William and Mary, Mayo Clinic, Pro cycling Team among others.
  • Freeze/Thaw Test Chambers — These chambers are ideal for Washington, DC researchers who require ramp/soak capabilities. These units permit you to determine how your product will hold up under various conditions. During the freeze/thaw cycle your subject undergoes numerous different temperature fluctuations that it may encounter during its life cycle. Versatility with the chamber includes varying the freeze and thaw temperatures, duration in the freeze and thaw parts of a cycle, and overall number of cycles per day. These Freeze Thaw chambers are ideal for ASTM materials testing, as well as testing for pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and personal care products. Freezing and thawing capabilities range from -25℃ to 50℃.
  • Heated-Humidified Incubators/Ovens Our HH Series chambers can be utilized as pharmaceutical stress test chambers at 50C/75%RH. Temperatures range from 5℃ to 70℃, and offer standard control at the sensor of ±0.2℃ and ±0.3%RH. Our own ultrasonic humidification system eliminates hot spots in the chamber and greatly reduces required maintenance costs.

Have other research needs in Washington, DC? You can view all of our reach-in chambers here. Every model comes in a variety of sizes, from compact stackable models to one, two, and three-door models. For more storage capacity and/or increased customization, read about our controlled environment rooms.

Other services we offer in Washington, DC include:

Why Choose Darwin For Your Test Chambers in Washington, DC

Our main goal is supplying our Washington, DC clients with testing and storage solutions that fit your needs while being very energy- and cost-efficient. When you order an environmental test chamber from us, you receive customized solutions and 24/7 customer support. In addition to designing and manufacturing the highest-quality test chambers, we offer a variety of services as long as your unit laughs, including preventive maintenance, calibration, validation and qualification, and service plans.

As an industry leader, we strive to create relationships with our clients. We offer extended warranties to most clients. If you're looking for an environmental test chamber in Washington, DC, contact to Darwin Chambers today for more information. Speak to a Darwin representative at your earliest convenience at (314) 534-3111 or inquire about a free quote.

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