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Accelerated weathering tester with xenon lamp and solar simulation for material durability under sunlight, temperature, moisture.
The Atlas Suntest CPS+ Weathering Tester equipped with the Suncool CPS II Cooling System provides precise accelerated simulation of solar radiation based on the CIE85 reference sun standard. Utilizing a 28 x 20 cm (560 cm²) exposure area and a 1500 W air-cooled xenon lamp, it faithfully replicates sunlight, enabling accelerated testing of material property changes such as fading, yellowing, and embrittlement caused by exposure to sunlight, temperature, and moisture.
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This weathering tester is widely used for routine quality control, incoming goods inspection, and material screening in industries such as biotechnology, synthetic biology, molecular diagnostics, and biopharmaceutical manufacturing. It is essential for simulating long-term effects of environmental factors on materials within a compressed timeframe, making it invaluable in bioprocessing research and biomedical engineering workflows.
By integrating advanced solar simulation and precise environmental controls, the Atlas Suntest CPS+ with Suncool CPS II is a critical instrument for researchers aiming to assess and improve material resilience in biomedical device development, live-cell imaging platform components, and fluorescence analysis-compatible materials. This equipment supports accelerated durability testing aligned with regulatory and industrial standards crucial for biotechnological and clinical diagnostic applications.
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Two to six weeks, depending on refurbishment scope and whether calibration is included.
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Last updated 19 October 2026