Corrosion is one of the leading causes of material degradation and product failure in industries exposed to moisture, salt, chemicals, and harsh environments.
LIB corrosion testing solutions help manufacturers evaluate corrosion resistance, coating durability, and long-term reliability by simulating conditions such as salt spray, cyclic corrosion, acidic environments, and industrial atmospheric corrosion.
Applicable across automotive components, metal coatings, electronics, marine equipment, and industrial products, LIB corrosion chambers provide controlled, repeatable testing to identify corrosion risks before products reach real-world use.
With advanced simulation technology, customizable configurations, and full technical support, LIB helps manufacturers meet international corrosion testing standards and extend product service life.
Different products require different corrosion tests depending on material type, protective coating, application environment, and industry standards.
LIB provides corrosion testing solutions for the following tests:
Salt spray testing is one of the most widely used accelerated corrosion tests for evaluating the corrosion resistance of metals, coatings, surface treatments, and finished products.
Common standards:
ASTM B117
ISO 9227
Neutral Salt Spray testing uses a neutral sodium chloride solution to create a controlled corrosive environment.
Common standards
ASTM B117
ISO 9227 NSS
CASS testing is a more aggressive salt spray method that uses copper chloride and acetic acid to accelerate corrosion.Compared with NSS testing, CASS provides faster corrosion evaluation and is commonly used for advanced surface coatings.
Common standards:
ASTM B368
ISO 9227 CASS
Traditional salt spray tests provide continuous salt exposure, while cyclic corrosion testing combines multiple environmental conditions to better simulate real service environments.
Common standards:
ASTM G85
SAE J2334
VDA 621-415
Composite corrosion testing combines different corrosion factors including Salt atmosphere, Industrial pollution,High humidity,Chemical environment to simulate complex environments.
Common standards:
ASTM G85
IEC 60068 series
Filiform corrosion testing evaluates the resistance of coated metal materials against filament-shaped corrosion that develops beneath protective coatings.
Common standards:
· ISO 4623-1
· ISO 4623-2
· ASTM D2803
Evaluates material, coating, and component resistance to combined SO₂ and salt spray exposure, replicating industrial and coastal atmospheric conditions. Precise control of SO₂ concentration, temperature, and humidity alongside salt spray enables accurate simulation of real-world combined corrosive environments.
Common standards:
ISO 6988
DIN 50018
Choosing the correct corrosion chamber depends on: Corrosion test method, Applicable standard, Sample size, Test duration, Corrosion environment, Industry requirements
LIB provides different corrosion simulation chambers to meet various testing requirements
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• Test standards: ASTM B117, ISO 9227 • Salt solution concentration: 5% NaCl • Chamber temperature: 35℃ ±2℃ • Corrosion testing for coatings, metals and automotive parts • Available models for different sample capacities |
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CASS Test Chamber |
• Copper accelerated acetic acid salt spray testing • Test temperature: 50℃ ±2℃ • Suitable for decorative coatings and plating evaluation • Accelerated corrosion performance testing • Complies with ASTM B368 |
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Cyclic Corrosion Test Chamber |
• Multiple corrosion cycle simulation • Salt spray, humidity and drying stages • Programmable test cycles • Suitable for automotive corrosion testing • Supports ASTM G85 and SAE J2334 |
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SO₂ Salt Spray Corrosion Test Chamber |
• Combined salt spray + SO₂ gas corrosion testing • Controlled temperature and humidity environment • Adjustable SO₂ concentration • Supports ISO 6988, DIN 50018 and IEC 60068-2-42 • Suitable for electronic components, coatings and metal materials • Designed for severe industrial atmospheric corrosion simulation |
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Filiform Corrosion Test Chamber |
• Controlled temperature and humidity environment • Suitable for coated metal panels and painted components • Simulates high humidity and corrosive conditions • Evaluates coating adhesion and underfilm corrosion resistance • Complies with ISO 4623 and ASTM D2803 |
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Walk-In Corrosion Chamber |
• Large internal testing space • Customized chamber dimensions • Suitable for large components and assemblies • Supports customized corrosion testing solutions |
What equipment is used for corrosion testing?
Corrosion testing is performed using corrosion test chambers, including salt spray chambers, cyclic corrosion chambers, SO₂ corrosion chambers, and mixed gas corrosion chambers.
LIB provides corrosion testing solutions for ASTM B117, ISO 9227, ASTM G85, ISO 6988, and other international standards.
What is the difference between salt spray testing and cyclic corrosion testing?
Salt spray testing continuously exposes samples to salt mist, making it suitable for standardized corrosion comparison.
Cyclic corrosion testing combines salt spray, humidity, drying, and temperature changes to better simulate real outdoor environments.
Which corrosion test standard is used for automotive parts?
Automotive corrosion testing commonly uses
ASTM B117
ASTM G85
SAE J2334
VDA 621-415
The correct standard depends on the vehicle manufacturer and application requirements.
Can LIB customize corrosion test chambers?
Yes.
LIB provides customized corrosion testing solutions based on:
Sample size
Test method
Standard requirements
Corrosion environment
Production needs
What warranty and service does LIB provide?
LIB provides:
3-year warranty
Lifetime maintenance support
Technical assistance
Engineering consultation
Whether you need salt spray testing, cyclic corrosion testing, SO₂ gas corrosion testing, or a customized corrosion simulation chamber, LIB can provide the right testing solution.
Contact LIB today to discuss your corrosion testing requirements.