Articles by Sanatron, Page 2

Bubble Testing, Understanding the Basics
Bubble testing is a simple yet powerful technique for detecting leaks in sealed systems and components. Also known as bubble leak testing or the bubble emission test, this method relies on visual clues, the formation of bubbles, to reveal any unwanted openings in a product. It’s a time-honored approach used across a variety of industries to check everything from spacecraft components to food packaging for integrity.
Altitude Test Chamber, How Vacuum Chambers Simulate High Altitudes
Ever wonder how aerospace instruments or satellite components are tested for the low pressures at high altitudes? Or how automakers ensure a car engine will run smoothly on a mountain pass? The answer lies in altitude simulation chambers, specialized vacuum chambers systems that mimic the low-pressure conditions of high altitudes. By pumping out air to create lower pressure inside a sealed chamber, these devices can reproduce the environment found thousands of feet above sea level. This technology allows engineers and scientists to accurately simulate any altitude in their laboratory.
Degassing Chamber and Systems, An Overview
Find out how degassing really works and the science and applications of degassing chambers and systems. See how vacuum degassing enhances product integrity, removes trapped gases, and improves material quality across industries like resin casting, metallurgy, aerospace, and food processing.
Benefits of Using Sanatron Degassing Chamber Systems
We are a vacuum chamber manufacturer and have been making envisioning, designing, and building Vacuum Chambers, Leak Testing Systems, and Custom Turnkey Vacuum Solutions since 2008. Some of our happy clients include: many branches of the US Government, Google, SpaceX, Microsoft, Meta, Caterpillar, and close to all fortune 500 companies.
Relationship Between Seal Strength, Seal Integrity, and Burst Pressure
In the rapidly evolving industries of food, pharmaceuticals, and medical device manufacturing, maintaining package integrity is not just a regulatory requirement, it's a commitment to consumer safety, product efficacy, and brand reliability.