Altitude testing is a process in which various materials and instruments are tested under varying degrees of air pressure – especially low – to test the adaptability and reliability of said materials and instruments.  These tests are meant to simulate the different altitudes that these products would have to endure, and to check their reliability when under duress.

There are a plethora of industries that require or find altitude testing useful, such as in aviation, aerospace, information, electronics, packing, and so on.

DigiVac has experience in assisting various government agencies (such as NASA) and other, private entities achieve simple and cost-effective altitude simulation.  Not only does DigiVac have a set of vacuum regulation devices, but also a variety of other products that may assist in conducting product testing and altitude related research.

Below are some favorites that can assist in altitude simulation!

SNAP with an External Quantum Sensor: The SNAP optimizes vacuum control by automating it, allowing users to have a bit more of a hands-off experience with their process.  It can also save up to 10 recipes, with 24 steps per recipe, allowing for an automated yet repeatable testing operation.  The addition of the external quantum sensor lets it read deep vacuum, lending itself to aerospace testing applications as well.

Bullseye DASH: The Bullseye DASH is a vacuum sensor that can be taken anywhere to test and validate various equipment on the go.  It’s compatible with a wide variety of capacitance manometers already out on the market, so hooking it up to a system to check sensor readings is an easy, hassle-free task.

StrataCapture: Need a way to record data testing in real time?  The StrataCapture is DigiVac’s solution to data collection and recording as it can capture and record tests being done.  It’s compatible with the SNAP and can transmit the controller’s information directly to any PC or laptop.