Russells Technical Products AGREE Temperature Vibration Chambers, RBV Series

During transportation or at the site of the end user, a product will come under some type of vibration motion. Using vibration test chambers, manufacturers can determine if a product can withstand the rigors during its normal life span. Often, vibration testing is combined with another test criteria such as humidity and temperature, in the case of our chambers, during testing of a product. The AGREE method of testing, an acronym for The Department of Defense Advisory Group on Reliability of Electronic Equipment, was originally designed to perform specific temperature, humidity and vibration tests in order to improve the quality and reliability of military hardware and to conform with MIL-STD 781 and 883. AGREE test chambers are now used to perform reliability, qualification and ESS for many industries including electronics, automotive, and telecommunications equipment. Russells AGREE chambers meet the requirements of MIL-STD 781A, B, and also C with incorporation of our 781C option. Their proven performance in installations around the world for many years is a testament to their superior design and construction. The RBV Series is designed for use with mechanical and electro-dynamic vibration test systems and Russells assumes the responsibility for compatibility of the chamber and vibration system. The easily removable chamber-to-shaker mechanical interface is designed for ease of loading and unloading of the test items. The interface (diaphragm and frame assembly) can easily be replaced with the optional solid floor assembly to allow testing without vibration if so desired. Russells Technical Products can design vibration chambers to mate to any vibration system. An optional chamber lift system is available to accommodate both X and Y axis testing. All models can be custom tailored to your test requirements for temperature change rates or workspace size.