ZW-F Insulating Glass UV Exposure Tester
UV Resistance Evaluation System for Insulating Glass
ZW-F combines controlled ultraviolet irradiation with a cooled contact surface to evaluate insulating glass for fogging, oil deposits and other visible contamination after exposure.
System Overview
Specimen is irradiated inside a closed test chamber.
A copper cooling plate is placed in close contact with the opposite side of the specimen.
Inspect for fogging, oil deposits or other visible contamination after UV exposure.
System Architecture
Test Principle
Place the insulating-glass specimen inside the closed test chamber and expose it to the UV source.
Maintain close contact between the opposite side of the specimen and the cooled copper plate.
After exposure, inspect the cooled area for fogging, oil deposits or other visible contamination.
Key Features
Closed-chamber irradiation for insulating-glass evaluation.
Copper cooling plate provides the cooled inspection area required by the test method.
Test chamber temperature: 50°C ± 3°C.
Cooling plate inlet/outlet water temperature: 16°C ± 2°C.
Programmable exposure time: 0–300 h.
UV irradiation tester and constant-temperature circulating water unit form the complete system.
Technical Specifications
Test Workflow
Applications
Discuss an Application
Share your specimen type, test requirement and evaluation workflow. LUARI can review whether ZW-F is suitable for the intended insulating-glass application.
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