Burn-in and Stress Screening Chambers
Supervise the operation of your product, electronic device, circuit board, or medical device while they are stress screened, burned-in, or temperature cycled inside a Bemco Kardburn or Koldburn glass front chamber. With a huge amount of testing or storage space within instant reach, KD Chambers provide a compact and attractive alternative to a walk-in chamber.
Glass door chambers were originally pioneered by Bemco over 25 years ago. Available in cart loaded, shelf loaded, relay rack mounted, and electronically fixtured versions, these chambers are still the standard by which all other glass door chambers are measured.
Often specified with optional power supplies or product exercising electronics, these systems are designated a model KDB Koldburn when optimized for stress screening, temperature cycling, or burn-in and a KDR Kardburn when circuit board card cages or card cage support rails are specified.
These chambers use specially fabricated temperature controlled heated frame doors with conductively heated multi-pane glass windows to allow individual bay access to items under test.
Construction
The exterior equipment and the control apparatus are neatly packaged in a sheet metal enclosure painted Bemco Blue or optionally from 300 Series stainless steel so that they can be flush mounted through a wall or aligned with a narrow walkway. The rear mounted vertical air duct is constructed so that a large number of optional penetrations can be installed in the rear wall for fixturing.
Similar in concept to the familiar reach-in cooler found in supermarkets, these chambers are much easier to load than a walk-in. The large glass doors help you watch your displays, lights, and switches while keeping track of test progress and observing potential problems before they become serious.
Kardburn and Koldburn chambers include a heliarc welded 304 Series stainless steel inner liner with high temperature fiberglass insulation. No asbestos is used. Duct-work and baffles are also fabricated from 300 Series stainless steel.
Model |
Bays | A |
B |
C |
D |
E |
F |
KDR1 |
1 | 61” |
31.8" |
28” |
101” |
69.8” |
42” |
KDR2 |
2 | 61” |
62.2" | 28” | 101” | 100.5" | 42" |
KDR3 |
3 | 61” |
92.7" | 28” | 101” | 130.7" | 42" |
KDR4 |
4 | 61” |
123.1" | 28” | 101” | 161.1" | 42" |
KDR5 |
5 | 61” |
153.6" | 28” | 101” | 191.6" | 42" |
KDR6 |
6 | 61” |
185.1" | 28” | 101” | 223.1" | 42" |
Code |
Description
|
Bays |
Number of Workspace Bays |
A |
Interior Height |
B |
Interior Width |
C |
Interior Depth |
D |
Exterior Height |
E |
Exterior Width |
F
|
Exterior Depth |
KDR Table Notes:
- Standard temperature range is -20 C to +65 C for all Bays with a common conditioning system, one local or remote refrigeration system, one temperature control, and one heating system for all bays. There are no separating bay walls. All bays are connected in common. Allow 12" extra depth for fan motors at rear. For individual bay chambers, you may wish to look at our KDZ Series. For cart loaded chambers, see our KDL chambers.
- Standard air flow pattern is top to bottom vertical with a rear mounted air supply duct in each bay. Airflow includes a large bottom mounted cooling coil to prevent dripping on test objects and a top air distribution baffle.
- Overall width given includes a 30” wide machinery compartment.
- Glass doors are connected by a common frame, are in-fitting, and include self closing springs and magnetic gaskets.
- Each bay door has a clear open loading area through the door of 27-1/2” wide by 64-1/4” high.