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Table of Contents

About AtlasCorporate Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Network of Weathering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Light QualityWhat Light is Right? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Xenon and Metal Halide Filter Combination Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Spectral Power Distribution Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8

Accelerated Weathering Products

Ci Series Weather-Ometers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-12

Ci5000 Weather-Ometer®


Ci3000+ Weather-Ometer®

Ci3000+ Fade-Ometer®

Xenotest® Beta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-14Xenotest® Alpha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-16Xenotest® 150 S+. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-18SUNTEST XLS/XLS+ and CPS/CPS+. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19-20UV2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-22SC600 & SC2000 Solar Simulation Chambers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23-24Instrument Comparison Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-26Specimen Holders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27-29KHS SolarConstant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30VIEEW® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-32Lab Corrosion Testing Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33-34

CCX – Advanced Cyclic Corrosion CabinetBCX – Basic Cyclic Corrosion CabinetSF – Traditional Salt Fog (Spray) and Humidity CabinetSF – Walk-in Corrosion Exposure Cabinet

Natural and Accelerated Weathering Benchmark Exposure Sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35-36Atlas Worldwide Exposure Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Laboratory Accelerated Weathering Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Static Exposure Testing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39-40

Direct Weathering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39-40

Open-Backed ExposuresBacked ExposuresBlack Box ExposuresScab Tests

Indirect Weathering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Under Glass and Black Box Under Glass ExposuresEMMAQUA®. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41-42Automotive Exposure Testing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43-45

IP/DP Box®

CTH-Glas Trac™

SAE J576 – Static ExposureComplete Vehicle Testing

Special MeasurementsSun Tracking Carousel

Evaluation Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46-48Additional Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49-52

Temperature RecordingRadiometer Measurement & CalibrationSpecimen Preparation & MountingComponent TestingPanels and Samples

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A b o u t A t l a s

A Global Leader in Weathering Testing Services and TechnologyFor more than 85 years, Atlas has pioneered innovations in the way companies test the durability of their products. This catalog represents the breadth and depth of ourcommitment to excellence in materials durability testing. From the advanced technology of our accelerated weatheringequipment to the consultative services of our expert laboratorystaff, our approach to the market is clear:

Provide our customers with sophisticated technology andadvanced testing solutions to determine how long their productswill last. As a result, they will reach their ultimate goals – a quality product, a competitive edge, a faster time to market.

Atlas Network of WeatheringProducts and ServicesTo create an effective materials durability testing program, Atlas has developed a comprehensive network of weatheringsolutions. Atlas consultative services provide the experience of industry-leading technicians and engineers to help establishtest program criteria. Our accelerated and natural weatheringcapabilities allow testing of materials along every step of theproduct development cycle – from small samples of materials, to complete product components, to entire end products. Atlasanalytical equipment and services provides the last critical stepin any test program, the final analysis of material degradation.

Worldwide Technical ServiceOne of the benefits of working with the global leader in weathering is the availability of highly-trained, experiencedtechnical service staff. Just about anywhere you are in the world,there is an Atlas technical services representative nearby.

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Abou t A t l a s

The Atlas VisionShaping the future of the materials testing world in partnership with our customers.

The Atlas MissionAdvance the technology of material testing through:

■ Our industry expertise

■ Involvement in international standards development

■ Partnership with our customers

■ Provision of world class products and services

Consultative ServicesPartnering with customers, Atlas weathering experts provideindividual consultation to:

■ Evaluate material performance and product qualitygoals, identify global standards requirements or buildcustomized, manufacturer-specific test programs

■ Establish test programs criteria necessary to achieve product lifecycle goals

■ Educate manufacturers on basic and advanced weathering techniques in classroom settings around the world or in their own labs

Natural WeatheringNatural weathering provides confirmation of and correlation to accelerated weatheringtests and protection from costly liability issues.Services include:

■ Static Exposure Testing■ Automotive

Exposure Testing■ EMMAQUA® Testing

AnalysisAnalysis provides detection, measurement and classification of material degradation.Services include:

■ Visual Analysis■ Digital Image Analysis■ Thermal Analysis■ Optical Property Analysis■ Window Energy Analysis■ Physical Property Analysis

AcceleratedWeatheringAccelerated weathering simulates and accelerates effects natural elements have on materials, aiding in service life prediction and a faster time to market. Services include:

■ Artificial Light Sources for Weathering and Fading

■ Xenon■ Fluorescent/UV■ Metal Halide■ Corrosion Equipment■ Laboratory Services


Xenon and Metal Halide Filter Combination ChartsTo help our xenon arc and metal halide lamps even more closely match your end-use environment, Atlas offers a variety of filter combinations.

Choosing the “right light” is one of the first steps in creating an accurate andreliable weathering test program. Atlas accelerated weathering instruments offer a variety of light sources to simulate the effects of natural sunlight. We will work with you to select a light source with the spectral power distribution closest to your end-use environment, ensuring the most reliable and accurate results.

Sunlight vs. Artificial Light SourcesA Comparison of Relative Spectral Power Distribution


• SunlightAverage Miami Sunlight 26º South Direct.

• Xenon Arc LampAs used in an Atlas Weather-Ometer®

with CIRA inner filter and soda lime outer filter.

• UVA-340 Fluorescent LampCommonly used in the Atlas UV2000.

• Metal HalideAs used in the SolarClimatic 600 and 2000 systems equipped with MHG (Metal Halide Global) lamps.

• Sunshine Carbon ArcAs used in an Atlas Weather-Ometer®

with Corex D filters.

What Light is Right?L i g h t Q u a l i t y

250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800

Wavelength (nm)

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3 .0

2.5

2.0

1.5

1.0

0.5

0.0

Ci Series

Ci Series

Ci Series

Ci Series

Ci Series

Ci Series

Ci4000Ci5000

Ci4000Ci5000

Alpha

Alpha

Alpha

Alpha/Beta

Alpha/Beta

Alpha/Beta

Alpha/150 S+

Alpha/150 S+

SUNTEST

SUNTEST

SUNTEST

SUNTEST

SC600/2000

SC600/2000

Inner

Type S Boro

Type S Boro

Quartz

CIRA

CIRA

HL Filter

CIRA

Quartz

4 Infrared + 3 Window Glass

Filter System 16H

Window Glass

Suprax Cylinder

XENOCHROME 320

XENOCHROME 300

7 Infrared

6 Infrared + UV Window

Window Glass

Special UV Glass

Solar Standard

ID 65 + Window Glass

Indoor Flat

Outdoor Flat

Outer

Type S Boro

Soda Lime

Type S Boro

Type S Boro

Soda Lime

HL Filter

Soda Lime + Float Glass in

Auxiliary LanternType S Boro + 335 nm

long pass filter in Auxiliary Lantern

Suprax

Suprax

Suprax

Window Glass +XENOCHROME 300

Suprax

Suprax

Suprax

Suprax

Coated Quartz

Coated Quartz

Coated Quartz

Coated Quartz

1Irradiance ranges are representative of those in the Ci Series. Values for each instrument will vary. Please contact your local Atlas representative for details.

Irradiance Ranges W/m2

300-400 nm 300-800 nm 300-3000 nm 340 nm 420 nm

Min.1 29 0.3 0.6Max.1 151 1.6 3.0Min.1 28 0.3 0.6Max.1 136 1.1 3.0Min.1 33 0.3 0.6Max.1 171 1.6 3.0Min.1 34 0.3 0.6Max.1 181 1.7 3.2

Min.1 23 0.2 0.6Max.1 164 1.5 3.2

Min.1 22 0.2 0.9Max.1 115 0.5 2.5

2.2

1.06

Min. 40Max. 140Min. 40Max. 140

Min. 40Max. 110

85

Min. 40/35Max. 180/100

Min. 40/45Max. 220/120

Min. 40/30Max. 140/70

Min. 40/30Max. 140/70

Min. 250Max. 765Min. 250Max. 765

Min. 250Max. 765

Min. 250Max. 765Min. 750Max. 1250/1000Min. 900Max. 1500/1200

33 340.2 N/A 0.35 0.77

74.6 678.8 1090.4 0.68 1.5

Test Conditions

Common combination for weathering tests

Most common combination for weathering tests behind window glass

Weathering tests with somewhat more and shorter UV than sunlight

Weathering tests requiring full spectrummatch and/or cooler test temperatures

Weathering tests requiring a precise matchfor solar cut-on, full spectrum match,

and/or cooler test temperaturesLightfastness tests for automotive

interior materials to meet ISO 105-B06 and VDA 75202

Lightfastness tests for automotive interior materials to meet GMW 3414TM

Lightfastness tests for automotive interior materials to meet Ford DVM 0067

Simulation of solar radiation behind window glass at higher temperaturesSimulation of solar radiation behind window glass for AATCC Method 16 Simulation of solar radiation behind window glass for testing materials

at higher temperaturesLightfastness tests for automotive

interior materials to meet GMW 3414TMSimulation of solar radiation

behind window glassSimulation of outdoor

solar radiation according to CIE publication No. 85, Table 4

Simulation of solar radiation behind window glass

Simulation of outdoor solar radiation –needed for older standard requirements


Simulation of solar radiation outdoors

Simulation of solar radiation outdoors at optimized UV intensity

(commonly used for testing of sunscreens - COLIPA)

Exposure behind 6 mm window glass(commonly used for testing of pharmaceuticals)


Simulation of solar radiation outdoors

Average Miami Sunlight at 26° SDefined for Horizontal Plane

in CIE Publication No. 85, Table 4

Filter System

Sunlight

Peak Natural Daylight Standard

L i gh t Qua l i t y


L i g h t Q u a l i t y


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88

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98

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80

118

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0.0290 300 310 320 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 400

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2.5

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1.5

1.0

0.5

0.0

28

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38

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48

0

58

0

68

0

78

0

88

0

98

0

10

80

118

0

12

80

13

80

14

80

15

80

16

80

17

80

18

80

19

80

20

80

21

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22

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0.8

0.7

0.6

0.5

0.4

0.3

0.2

0.1

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250 275 300 325 350 375 400

2.0

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1.0

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0.0

250 275 300 325 350 375 400

Irrad

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2.5

2.0

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300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800

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Wavelength (nm)

Filtered Xenon vs. Sunlight

Xenon with Interior Automotive Filters vs. Sunlight Behind Automotive Side Glass

Filtered Metal Halide vs. Sunlight

Filtered Metal Halide Behind Window Glass vs. Sunlight Behind Window Glass

EMMAQUA® vs. Sunlight

Fluorescent UV Lamps vs. Sunlight

L i g h t Qua l i t y

Spectral Power Distribution ChartsThe charts below are representative Spectral PowerDistribution (SPD) graphs of our accelerated weathering light sources as compared to sunlight. A variety of filtercombinations are available for our Xenon and Metal Halidelight sources (see page 6), which can help alter the SPD to provide the closest match to your end-use environments.

Filtered Xenon

Sunlight

Filtered Xenon Behind Window Glass

Sunlight Behind Window Glass

Xenon with Interior Automotive Filters

Sunlight Behind Automotive Side Glass

UVA 340 nm

UVA 351 nm

UVB 313 nmSunlight

Filtered Metal Halide Behind Window Glass

CIE85 T4 Behind Window Glass

Filtered Metal Halide

CIE85 T4

EMMAQUATarget Board

Ave. Miami Sunlight 26° S Direct

Concentration Factor 315-400 nm (avg-5.6)

Linear ConcentrationFactor 315-400 nm (avg=5.6)

2.0

1.5

1.0

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Filtered Xenon Behind Window Glass vs. Sunlight Behind Window Glass


Ci Series Features and Benefits■ Rotating rack maximizes exposure uniformity

over all specimens

■ Narrow band (340 nm or 420 nm) or broad band (300–400 nm) irradiance control with optional monitoringat a second wavelength to meet global test requirements

■ Controlled irradiance up to 2 sun levels for higheracceleration rates based on your test requirements

■ Programmable stepped changes in irradiance set points and other test conditions to meet any user defined testprogram or cycle

■ Black Panel Thermometer or Black Standard Thermometercontrols and monitors temperature at specimen level to ensuretest repeatability from one test to the next

■ Simultaneous, automatic control of both chambertemperature and Black Panel Temperature closely simulatesyour material’s end use temperature conditions test after test

■ VibraSonic™ humidity control accurately replicates user selectable humidity levels to meet stringent global test requirements

■ Smart Damper™ tightly controls test chamber temperatureand humidity levels and compensates for changes in ambientlaboratory conditions for more accurate and repeatable tests

■ SmartLight Monitor™ verifies that proper interference filtersare installed prior to operation, avoiding costly testing errors

■ Water purity meter signals when water quality falls below set point

The Power and Capacity to Meet Your NeedsCi5000 Weather-Ometer®

Our largest capacity, most powerful accelerated weatheringinstrument. Features a 12000 W water-cooled xenon arc lampand a total exposure area of 11000 cm2.


Capable of meeting global test specifications in a mid-size,accelerated weathering instrument. Features a 6500 W water-cooled xenon arc lamp and a total exposure area of 6500 cm2.

Ci3000+ Weather-Ometer® and Fade-Ometer®

Affordable xenon arc weathering testing with all the benefits of the Ci Series in an economical, compact instrument.The Weather-Ometer tests for material weatherability, while the Fade-Ometer accurately tests textiles for lightfastness. Both feature a 4500 W water-cooled xenon arc lamp and a total exposure area of 2188 cm2.

A c c e l e r a t e d We a t h e r i n g P r o d u c t s

Common ApplicationsAutomotive Coatings,Fabrics and Plastics

Packaging

Paints, Coatings and Pigments

Photovoltaics

Plastics

Textiles,including Industrial and Geotextiles

Window Profiles

The Ci Series Weather-OmetersState-of-the-Art Digital Control for Reliable Accelerated Weathering TestingThe Ci Series represents a significant advancement in applyingdigital and optical technologies in a laboratory weatheringinstrument. Controlled Irradiance (Ci) Xenon Arc Systemsdeliver constant levels of irradiance and precise temperature and humidity control, helping to establish new standards of performance for accuracy, reproducibility and repeatability.

Unmatched Repeatability and ReproducibilityInnovations in airflow, irradiance control and control systemsdramatically reduce variability in test parameters, providing new levels of uniformity for temperature, humidity and light exposure.

Reliable Replication of Full Spectrum SunlightThe Ci Series uses the most advanced water-cooled xenon arclamps to deliver constant amounts of radiant exposure test aftertest. Easily interchangeable glass filters tailor the xenon lightspectrum to match sunlight conditions in a sample’s end use environment.

User-Friendly Operating ConvenienceTouch screen interface allows operator to select from preset testprograms or enter custom test programs. The microprocessorprovides simplified test setup, improved diagnostics andautomated calibration.

Faster, Easier Servicing Reduces DowntimeFull front access to controls and test chamber, user-serviceablecomponents, diagnostic screens, automatic lamp calibration andimproved component life significantly reduce maintenance timeand cost, improving long-term reliability.

Meets Global Weathering and Lightfastness Test RequirementsThe Ci Series meets a wide variety of international standards, as well as numerous manufacturer-specific test methods for the determination of material durability.


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StandardsThe Ci Series meets or exceeds the following industry standards:

AATCC TM 16 TM 169 ▲

ASTM G151 G155 D6695Ford DVM 0067 MA•GME 60292GMW 3414•ISO 105-B02 ■ 105-B04▲ 105-B06 ■ 11341▲

3917▲ 4892-2▲ 12040 ■

JASO M 346MIL STD 810 F•Renaul t D47 1431▼

SAE J1885▲ J1960▲

VDA 621-429• 621-430• 75202VW PV 1211 PV 1303 PV 3929 PV 3930▲

• Ci5000 and Ci4000 only■ Ci3000+ and Ci3000+ Fade-Ometer® only▲ Excludes the Ci3000+ Fade-Ometer ▼ Ci3000+ Fade-Ometer onlyThis is a sample of global standards that can be met by the Ci Series. For information on additional or specific standards, contact your localAtlas representative.

Temperature and Humidity Control

Operable ranges of humidity control at various Black Panel Temperatures(under normal laboratory conditions).


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Control PanelTouch Screen interfaceallows operator toselect from preset testprograms or entercustom test programs.

Test ChamberThe Ci5000 features ourlargest capacity chamber,with a total rack exposurearea of 11000 cm2 on a three-tiered, stainlesssteel rack.

Ci Series Weather-Ometer® Features 5000 4000 3000+ 3000+Fade-Ometer®

Positive alignment, quick disconnect xenon lamp system 12000 W 6500 W 4500 W 4500 W

Stainless steel, specimen rack capacity 11000 cm2 6500 cm2 2188 cm2 2188 cm2

Automatic irradiance control at 340 nm or 420 nm or 300-400 nm ● ● ● ●

Multilingual touch screen ● ● ● N/A

LCD display of test parameters and set points ● ● ● ●

Automatic, on rack Black Panel Temperature control ● ● ● ●

Automatic chamber temperature control ● ● ● ●

Automatic blower speed control ● ● ● ●

Automatic test time countdown in kJ/m2 ● ● ● ●

Water purity meter ● ● ● ●

Smart Damper™ ● ● ● ●

Calibration xenon reference lamp ● ● ● ●

VibraSonic™ humidification system ● ● ● ●

Automatic humidity control ● ● ● ●

Direct readout of relative humidity (%RH) ● ● ● ●

LCD diagnostic message display ● ● ● ●

Main power disconnect switch and power indicator ● ● ● ●

Data collector ring ● ● ● ●

Instrument footprint (including access area) in cm 180 x 302 148 x 274 115 x 240 115 x 240

Water Purity/ARO™ system ■ ■ ■ ■

Chamber air refrigeration ■ ■ N/A N/A

Lamp cooling refrigeration ■ ■ ■ ■

LiquiAir™ xenon lamp cooling system ■ ■ ■ ■

Six channel recorder ■ ■ ■ ■

Data acquisition software package with serial interface ■ ■ ■ N/A

Dual Black Panel/Black Standard Temperature measurement ■ ■ ■ ■

Multiple rack mounted temperature sensors ■ ■ ■ ■

Monitoring of second wavelength ■ ■ ■ ■

CE compliance package ■ ■ ■ ■

● Standard ■ Optional

Specific Utility Requirements and Specifications for each instrument can be found on page 26, SPD graphs on pages 7-8, Filter Combinations on page 6 and Specimen Holders on pages 27-28.

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Packaging


Plastics

Textiles

Window Profiles



Xenotest Beta FeaturesAir-cooled xenon lamps (3) 2800 W

Specimen rack capacity 4000 cm2

XENOSENSIV sensors for measuring and controllingirradiance in the wavelength band 300-400 nm and Black Standard Temperature at sample holder level ●

Temperature control selectable by test chamber or Black Standard Temperature or both simultaneously ●

Air volume control to influence the temperature differencebetween test chamber and Black Standard Temperature ●

Ultrasonic humidification system ●

Rain spray system ●

Microprocessor control ●

Parameter check ●

User-guided operation by alphanumerical four-line display ●

Serial interface RS232 ●

CE compliant ●

XENOSENSIV (Master sensor) ■

XenoCal irradiance calibration sensor ■

Rack spray system ■

Thermoprinter ■

XenoCal BST Black Standard Thermometer ■

XenoCal WST White Standard Thermometer ■

Serial interface RS485 ■


Specific Utility Requirements and Specifications for this instrument can be found on page 26, SPD graphs on pages 7-8, Filter Combinationson page 6 and Specimen Holders on page 29.


Operable ranges of humidity control at various test chamber temperatures(under normal laboratory conditions).

Xenotest® BetaVersatile, Compact Design Without Compromising Sample CapacityThe Xenotest Beta offers fast, reliable answers to productweatherability questions. By incorporating a variety of optionalfeatures, the Beta can meet virtually all global weathering andlightfastness test requirements.

Xenotest Beta Features and Benefits■ Programmable user interface provides clear operating

instructions, ongoing program monitoring, and storage of up to 10 test programs for ease-of-use

■ Non-aging XENOCHROME filter systems decrease cost of operation

■ Simultaneous, automatic control of both chambertemperature and Black Standard Temperature closelysimulates your material’s end-use temperature conditions test after test

■ XENOSENSIV sensor combines accurate control of irradiance and Black Standard Temperature to mirror on-rack exposure conditions

StandardsThe Xenotest Beta meets or exceeds the following industry standards:

AATCC TM 16 TM 169ASTM G151 G155 D6695GME 60292GMW 3414ISO 105-B02 105-B04 105-B06 11341

3917 4892-2 12040JASO M 346MIL STD 810 FRAL GZ 716/1SAE J2019 J2212VDA 621-429 621-430 75202VW PV 1303 PV 3929 PV 3930

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by this instrument.For information on additional or specific standards, contact your localAtlas representative.

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Microprocessor ControlAllows for easy operation, programcontrol and monitoring.

Test ChamberFeatures three high-performance, air-cooled, xenon arc lamps and a specimen rack capacity of 4000 cm2.




Xenotest® AlphaAdvanced Light Exposure and Weathering Instrument The Xenotest Alpha provides reproducible and repeatable testresults of lightfastness and weatherability using an air-cooledxenon arc light source.

Xenotest Alpha Features and Benefits■ Programmable user interface provides clear operating

instructions, ongoing program monitoring, and storage of up to 10 test programs for ease-of-use

■ Omega-shaped xenon lamp guarantees constant irradiance of up to 3 sun levels while eliminating an undesired increasein infrared radiation

■ Non-aging XENOCHROME filter systems decrease cost of operation

■ Simultaneous, automatic control of both chambertemperature and Black Standard Temperature closelysimulates your material’s end-use temperature conditions test after test

■ XENOSENSIV sensor combines accurate control of irradiance and Black Standard Temperature to mirror on-rack exposure conditions

StandardsThe Xenotest Alpha meets or exceeds the following industry standards:

AATCC TM 16 TM 169ASTM G151 G155 D6695GME 60292GMW 3414ISO 105-B02 105-B04 105-B06 11341

3917 4892-2 12040JASO M 346

Marks & Spencer C9 C9A

MIL STD 810 FSAE J2019 J2212 VDA 75202VW PV 1303 PV 3929 PV 3930

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by this instrument. For information on additional or specific standards, contact your local Atlas representative.



Xenotest Alpha FeaturesAir-cooled xenon lamp 2200 W

Specimen rack capacity (turning mode) 1320 cm2

XENOSENSIV sensors for measuring and controllingirradiance in the wavelength band 300-400 nm and Black Standard Temperature at sample holder level ●

Temperature control selectable by test chamber or Black Standard Temperature or both simultaneously ●



Rain spray system ●


Parameter check ●


Turning or non-turning mode (programmable) ●


CE compliant ●

XENOSENSIV (Master sensor) ■

XenoCal irradiance calibration sensor ■

Thermoprinter ■





Specific Utility Requirements and Specifications for this instrument can be found on page 26, SPD graphs on pages 7-8, Filter Combinationson page 6 and Specimen Holders on page 29.




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XenoCal Black Standard ThermometerProvides calibration of Black Standard Temperature.

Test ChamberFeatures a high-performance,air-cooled, xenon arc lampand a specimen rack capacity of 1320 cm2.


Packaging


Pharmaceuticals

Plastics

Printing Inks

Textiles,including Industrial

and Geotextiles



Xenotest 150 S+ FeaturesAir-cooled xenon lamp 2200 W

Specimen rack capacity (turning mode) 1320 cm2

Measurement and control of test chamber temperature ●

Measurement and control of test chamber humidity ●


Test chamber heating device ●


Sample spray system ●

Integrated water reservoir ●


Parameter check ●



Turning and non-turning mode ●

CE compliant ●

XenoCal UV sensor ■

Thermoprinter ■


Black Panel Thermometer ■




Specific Utility Requirements and Specifications for this instrument can be found on pages 26, SPD graphs on pages 7-8, Filter Combinationson page 6 and Specimen Holders on page 29.





Packaging


Photovoltaics

Plastics

Printing Inks

Textiles,including Industrial and Geotextiles


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Xenotest® 150 S+

Compact, Easy-To-Use Xenon Arc Testing – a Standard of the Textile IndustryThe Xenotest 150 S+ combines the latest in weathering testingtechnology, economical testing, optimum reproducibility andgood correlation to natural weathering, to deliver an instrumentthat has helped set the standard in textiles material durability testing.

Xenotest 150 S+ Features and Benefits■ Programmable user interface provides clear operating

instructions, ongoing program monitoring and storage of up to 10 test programs for ease-of-use

■ Omega-shaped lamp guarantees constant radiation for excellent correlation to existing test data

■ Generous power reserve of the xenon lamp ensures longer lamp life even when switching from non-turning to turning mode

■ Basic, functional design keeps the instrument affordable and economical

StandardsThe Xenotest 150 S+ meets or exceeds the following industry standards:

AATCC TM 16 TM 169ASTM G151 G155 D6695ISO 105-B02 105-B04 12040JASO M 346Marks & Spencer C9 C9A




XenoCal Black Standard ThermometerPeriodic measurement ofBlack Standard Temperatureduring weathering test.

Test ChamberFeatures a high-performance,air-cooled, xenon arc lampand a specimen rack capacity of 1320 cm2.




SUNTEST XLS/XLS+

SUNTEST CPS/CPS+

Xenon Arc Light in an Affordable,Tabletop InstrumentThe SUNTEST is an indispensable tool for screening newmaterials for lightfastness and weatherability. Several models areavailable to meet your specific testing needs. The XLS modelsprovide larger capacity than the CPS; the “+” designation onboth models indicates the addition of a microprocessor, whichprovides additional control of test parameters.

SUNTEST Series Features and Benefits■ Sophisticated reflector system provides uniform irradiance

on the sample plane to maximize the exposure area

■ Reflective mirror system optimizes radiation outputshortening test times

■ Customized filter systems to match specific conditions in a sample’s end use environment including pharmaceuticaland other photostability applications

StandardsThe SUNTEST XLS/XLS+ and CPS/CPS+ meet the following industry standards:

ASTM D3424 D5071 D6695G151 G155

EPA/ASTM E896ICH Guidel ine Q1BISO 4049 7491 11431

11979-5Qual icoatRILEM DBS

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by these instruments.For information on additional or specific standards, contact your local Atlas representative.



SUNTEST Features XLS XLS+ CPS CPS+Air-cooled xenon lamp 2200 W 2200 W 1100 W 1100 W

Exposure area 980 cm2 980 cm2 560 cm2 560 cm2

Measurement and control of irradiance between 300 nm and 800 nm ● ● ● ●

Irradiance adjustable from 250 W/m2 to 765 W/m2 ● ● ● ●

Infinitely variable irradiance via control knob ● N/A ● N/A

Irradiance display N/A ● N/A ●

Measuring, control and display of Black Standard Temperature N/A ● N/A ●

Measuring and display of test chamber temperature N/A ● N/A ●

Microprocessor-based control interface N/A ● N/A ●

Two-line display of current program and test parameters N/A ● N/A ●

RS232 serial interface for continuous data logging N/A ● N/A ●

CE compliant ● ● ● ●

Water immersion unit N/A ■ N/A ■

SunCool™ chiller ■ ■ ■ ■

Water-cooled sample table ■ ■ ■ ■


Specific Utility Requirements and Specifications for this instrument can be found on page 26, SPD graphs on pages 7-8 and Filter Combinationson page 6.

Common ApplicationsCDs and DVDs

Cosmetics

Packaging

Pharmaceuticals

Printing Inks

Textiles and Geotextiles

Other applications:AgrochemicalsBuilding SealantsDental MaterialsPowder Coatings

Microprocessor ControlAdvanced control and measurement of test parameters.Program steps are easily entered via a 16-function keypad.

Test ChamberThe flat sample tray allows a wide variety of shapes andconsistencies of materialsand products to be exposedto xenon radiation.

Suntest CPS+

Suntest XLS+




UV2000The Most Affordable, Easy-To-Use Fluorescent Weathering Device With Controlled Irradiance AvailableThe UV2000 is the perfect screening device for testing the effects of the sun’s ultraviolet energy on materials easily and affordably. Innovative design features improve testreproducibility and lower operating costs while testing a variety of materials for their reaction to UV light, temperature and moisture.

UV2000 Series Features and BenefitsPower Supply Revolutionary new power supply increases bulb life, allowingthe bulbs to be changed less frequently and eliminating the need for bulb rotation.

Irradiance Control SmartLight™ monitors offer complete irradiance control. Light sensors reside outside the test chamber, so irradiancecontrol is not affected by chamber temperature, ensuringrepeatability and reproducibility.

Irradiance Calibration The optional wireless irradiance calibrator connects to theUV2000 without opening the door or interrupting the test cycle and automatically detects the type of lamp used.

StandardsThe UV2000 meets or exceeds the following industry standards:

ASTM D4329 D499 D4587D5208 G154 G53

BS 2782ECCA T10EN 534ISO 11507 4892-3JIS D0205prEN 1062-4SAE J2020




UV2000 FeaturesFluorescent lamps (8) 40 W

SmartLight™ irradiance control ●

Touch screen display ●

Black Panel Temperature Control ●

Door safety and over-temperature shutoff, and low water level alarm ●

CE compliance package ●

Hand-held, wireless irradiance calibrator ■

(12) water spray nozzles ■

Black Panel Calibrator ■


Specific Utility Requirements and Specifications for this instrument can be found on page 26 and SPD graphs on pages 7-8.

Chamber DesignFor rapid weathering, a heated reservoir below the test chamberproduces water vapor that rises to the upper chamber wherespecimens will be exposed to UV radiation and uniform wettingat 100% relative humidity.

Test Specimen

Water Heating Element

Water VaporCondensate

UV Lamp

Irradiance ControlFeatures SmartLight™

monitor for completeirradiance control.

Irradiance CalibrationHand-held, wirelessirradiance calibrator makescalibration fast and easy.

Common ApplicationsGeotextiles


Plastics

Photovoltaics

Wood Coatings

Other applications:AdhesivesAutomotive ExteriorsTextiles


Accelerated WeatheringInstrumentationComparison ChartThis chart compares the various features, specifica-tions and utility requirements of Atlas laboratory accelerated weathering instru-ments. For more information, please refer to the individual product pages or call your local Atlas representative.





Common ApplicationsAutomotive 3D

Plastic Components

Chemicals

Electronics

MilAero

Photovoltaics

Roofing

Window Units

SC600 & SC2000Solar Simulation ChambersAccelerated Weathering of Whole Components and Finished ProductsThe SC series use metal halide light sources to achieve an accelerated simulation of indoor and outdoor weathering.The large test chamber is ideal for testing components withlarge surface areas such as airbag units, wheel covers, safety hel-mets and even entire instrument panels.

SolarClimatic Features and Benefits■ A well-proven test chamber design offers two test

capacities allowing testing of components with large surface areas

■ Easily accessible communications and control units guaran-tee ease-of-use for the operator

■ High performance program functions allow the design of very flexible test specifications to match the customer’sindividual testing needs

StandardsThe SC series meets or exceeds the following industry standards:

BMW PrV 306DIN 75 220IEC 68-2-5ISO 9022-9 12097-2MIL STD 810 F VW PV 1211

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by these instruments.For information on additional or specific standards, contact your local Atlas representative.





SC600Features a 600 litertest chamber capacity.

SC2000Features a 3400 litertest chamber capacity.

Features SC600 SC2000Metal halide lamp 2500 W –

Metal halide lamps (2) – 4000 W

Test chamber capacity (liter) 600 3400

Spectral distribution according to CIE No. 85, Table 4 (base) and DIN 75 220, Table 1, Column 2/4 (shares) ● ●

Easy-to-use touch screen ● ●

Climate, with or without irradiation ● ●

Control and display of irradiance, chamber temperature, humidity and dew point ● ●

Programmable heat-up and cool-down speed ● ●

Swivelling operator panel ● N/A

Operator panel integrated into control module on the front side N/A ●

Microprocessor control ● ●

CE Compliant ● ●

Insulated cover, to expand temperature range to – 40 °C to + 120 °C ■ ■

Misting equipment, to expand climate possibilities ■ ■

UV sensors: 280–320 nm / 320–400 nm ■ ■

Control of Black Standard Temperature ■ ■

Black Standard Thermometer ■ ■

SolarTest sensor: 300–3000 nm ■ ■

RS422/485 interface ■ ■

Printer: 6-color, programmable ■ ■

SIMPATI software ■ ■


Specific Utility Requirements and Specifications for this instrument can be found on page 26, SPD graphs on pages 7-8 and Filter Combinationson page 6.

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Minimum Guaranteed Lamp Life (at one sun level)

Filters

Irradiance Control

Light MonitorHumidity Control (RH)

Humidity Range

Temperature ControlBlack Panel or Black Standard

Temperature RangeSimultaneous Control of BPT

or BST and Chamber TemperatureDual BPT/BST Control

Specimen Rack TypeTotal Exposure Area

Specimen Holders

Electric

HVAC - MJ/h (BTU/h)(Max.)

Compressed Air

PressureHumidification

Specimen SprayRack Spray

Physical Dimension (WxDxH)

Footprint

Floor WeightStandards


12000 W Water-Cooled Xenon Arc Lamp

1200 Hours

Interchangeable Inner and Outer (see page 6 for a complete list)

Automatic single point control at 340 nm or 420 nm

or 300-400 nm; optional monitoring at 2nd point

SmartLight™ Monitor

Automatic

Light Cycle: 10-75% (Dependent on Temp)

Dark Cycle: Up to 100%

Automatic

BPT 40-110 °C; BST 40-120 °C

Standard

Optional

3 Tier

11000 cm2 (1705 in2)

See Pages 27-28

400/480V, 3 Phase, 3 Wire,50/60 Hz, 60 A; or 400 V,

3 Phase, 50 Hz, 65 A

64.22 MJ/h (60870 BTU/h, 800 CFM)

0.11 m3/min (4 CFM max.) @ 552 kPa (80 psi)

138-345 kPa (20-50 psi)

Deionized Water 0.2 liter/min.



160 cm x 130 cm x 198 cm

180 cm x 302 cm including access area

936 kg (2060 lb)

AATCC TM 16 TM 169ASTM G151 G155

D6695Ford DVM 0067 MAGME 60292GMW 3414ISO 11341 3917

4892-2 JASO M 346MIL STD 810 FSAE J1885 J1960VDA 621-429 621-430

75202VW PV 1211 PV 1303

PV 3929 PV 3930

Xenotest ® 150 S+

2200 W Air-Cooled Xenon Arc Lamp

1500 Hours


N/A (Automatic control of lamp power)

N/A (optional Xenocal UV sensor)

Automatic

10-95%

Automatic

BST 40-130 °C

N/A (Automatic control of chamber temperature only)

N/A

Single Tier

1320 cm2 (205 in2)

See Page 29

230V±10%, 50/60 Hz (1, N, PE) AC or (2, PE) AC CEE

(32 A, 3 pole 6h)

18.000 MJ/h (17061 BTU/h)

N/A

N/A



N/A

90 cm x 78 cm x 180 cm

290 cm x 280 cm including service area

280 kg (615 lb)


D6695 ISO 105 B02 105 B04 JASO M 346 Marks & Spencer C9 C9A

Xenotest ® Alpha


1500 Hours


Automatic control at 300-400 nm

Xenosensiv

Automatic

10-95%

Automatic

BST 40-130 °C

Standard (BST)

N/A

Single Tier

1320 cm2 (205 in2)

See Page 29

230V ±10%, 50/60 Hz (1, N, PE) AC or (2, PE) AC CEE

(32 A, 5 pole 6h)

18.000 MJ/h (17061 BTU/h)

N/A

N/A



N/A

90 cm x 78 cm x 180 cm


280 kg (615 lb)


D6695GME 60292GMW 3414ISO 105-B02 105-B04

105-B06 11341 3917 4892-2 12040

JASO M 346Marks & Spencer C9/C9AMIL STD 810 FSAE J2019 J2212 VDA 75202VW PV 1303 PV 3929

PV 3930

Xenotest ® Beta

3 x 2800 W Air-Cooled Xenon Arc Lamps

1500 Hours

Interchangeable Inner and Outer(see page 6 for a complete list)


Xenosensiv

Automatic

10-95%

Automatic

BST 40-130 °C

Standard (BST)

N/A

Single or 2 Tier

4000 cm2 (620 in2)

See Page 29

400V ±10%, 50/60 Hz (3, N, PE) AC CEE (32 A, 5 pole 6h)

43.257 MJ/h (41000 BTU/h)

N/A

N/A

Deionized Water 0.07 liter/min



90 cm x 120 cm x 180 cm


400 kg (882 lb)


D6695 GME 60292 GMW 3414ISO 105-B02 105-B04

105-B06 11341 3917 4892-212040

JASO M 346MIL STD 810 FRAL GZ 716/1SAE J2019 J2212VDA 621-429 621-430

75202VW PV 1303 PV 3929

PV 3930

Ci3000+ Fade-Ometer®


1200 Hours





Automatic


Automatic

BPT 40-110 °C; BST 40-120 °C

Standard

Optional

Single Tier

2188 cm2 (339 in2)

See Pages 27-28

200/250V, 1 or 3 Phase,50/60 Hz, 47/57 A;

or 400/230V, 3 Phase,4 Wire, 50 Hz, 38 A

26.06 MJ/h (24703 BTU/h, 275 CFM)


138-345 kPa (20-50 psi)


N/A

N/A

95 cm x 84 cm x 183 cm


404 kg (890 lb)

AATCC TM 16ASTM G151 G155

D6695 GME 60292 ISO 105-B02 105-B06

12040 JASO M 346Renault D47 1431VDA 75202VW PV 1211 PV 1303

PV 3929

Ci3000+ Weather-Ometer®


1200 Hours





Automatic



Automatic

BPT 40-110 °C; BST 40-120 °C

Standard

Optional

Single Tier

2188 cm2 (339 in2)

See Pages 27-28

200/250V, 1 or 3 Phase,50/60 Hz, 47/57 A;

or 400/230V, 3 Phase,4 Wire, 50 Hz, 38 A

26.06 MJ/h (24703 BTU/h, 275 CFM)


138-345 kPa (20-50 psi)




95 cm x 84 cm x 183 cm


404 kg (890 lb)


D6695 GME 60292ISO 105-B02 105-B04

105-B06 113413917 4892-212040

JASO M 346VDA 75202VW PV 1211 PV 1303

PV 3929 PV 3930



1200 Hours





Automatic



Automatic

BPT 40-110 °C; BST 40-120 °C

Standard

Optional

3 Tier

6500 cm2 (1008 in2)

See Pages 27-28

200/250V, 3 Phase, 3 Wire,50/60 Hz, 52 A; or 200/250V,3 Phase, 4 Wire, 50 Hz, 42 A

41.36 MJ/h (39203 BTU/h, 450 CFM)


138-345 kPa (20-50 psi)




127 cm x 102 cm x 198 cm


700 kg (1540 lb)


D6695Ford DVM 0067 MAGME 60292 GMW 3414ISO 11341 3917

4892-2JASO M 346 MIL STD 810 FSAE J1885 J1960VDA 621-429 621-430

75202VW PV 1211 PV 1303

PV 3929 PV 3930

Acce l e r a t ed Wea t he r i n g P r oduc t s A c c e l e r a t e d We a t h e r i n g P r o d u c t s

Solar Climatic 600

2500 W Metal Halide Lamp

N/A

Outdoor/Indoor(see page 6 for a complete list)

Adjustable irradiance from 800-1200 W/m2

(280-3000 nm)

N/A

Automatic

10-80% with irradiation; 10-90% without irradiation

Automatic (chamber)

N/A

N/A (automatic control of chambertemperature only; BST optional)

N/A

Customer Built

3600 cm2 (558 in2)

Chamber Volume:80 cm x 80 cm x 96.5 cm

400V ±10% (3, N, PE) AC,50 Hz (60 Hz version or

other voltages on request)

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Deionized Water

N/A

108.5 cm x 165.5 cm x 250 cm

165 cm x 350 cm

675 kg (1488 lb)

BMW PrV 306 DIN 75 220 IEC 68-2-5 ISO 9022-9 12097-2 MIL STD 810 FVW PV 1211

Solar Climatic 2000

2 x 4000 W Metal Halide lamps

N/A

Outdoor/Indoor(see page 6 for a complete list)

Adjustable irradiance from 800-1200 W/m2

(280-3000 nm)

N/A

Automatic

10-80% with irradiation; 10-90% without irradiation

Automatic (chamber)

N/A

N/A (automatic control of chambertemperature only; BST optional)

N/A

Customer Built

14400 cm2 (2232 in2)

Chamber Volume:199.5 cm x 115 cm x 151 cm

400V ±10% (3, N, PE) AC,50 Hz (60 Hz version or

other voltages on request)

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Industrial Water

N/A

350 cm x 145 cm x 270 cm

475 cm x 280 cm

1550 kg (3418 lb)

BMW PrV 306 DIN 75 220 IEC 68-2-5 ISO 9022-9 12097-2 MIL STD 810 FVW PV 1211

UV2000

8 x 40 W Fluorescent Lamps

N/A

N/A

Standard at 340 nm or 420 nm

4 SmartLight™ Monitors

N/A

N/A

Automatic ±2 °C

BPT 30-90 °C

N/A

N/A

2 vertical exposure areas

5175 cm2 (828 in2)

(23) 7.5 cm x 30 cm; or (15) 10 cm x 30 cm

120V, 1 Phase, 50/60 Hz,12 A; or 230V, 1 Phase,

50/60 Hz, 8 A

N/A

N/A

193 kPa (28 psi)

N/A


N/A

135 cm x 51 cm x 155 cm

135 cm x 51 cm

129 kg (285 lb)

ASTM D4329 D499 D4587 5208G154 G53

BS 2782ECCA T10 EN 534ISO 11507 4892-3JIS D0205 prEN 1062-4 SAE J2020

Suntest CPS/CPS+


1500 Hours

Auxiliary Filter System (see page 6 for a complete list)


CPS+: built-in photodiode

N/A

N/A

N/A

BST 35-100 °C

N/A (CPS+: Monitoring of chamber temperature only)

N/A

Flat Tray

560 cm2 (86 in2)

N/A

200-240V, 50/60 Hz (1, N, PE); CEE

(16 A, 3 pole 6h)

7.561 MJ/h (7166 BTU/h)

N/A

N/A

N/A

Optional Immersion

N/A

78 cm x 35 cm x 35 cm

100 cm x 95 cm

29 kg (64 lb)

ASTM D3424 D5071G151 G155D6695

EPA/ASTM E896

ICH Guideline Q1BISO 11431 11979-5

7491 4049 RILEM DBSQualicoat

Suntest XLS/XLS+

2200 WAir-Cooled Xenon Arc Lamp

1500 Hours

Auxiliary Filter System (see page 6 for a complete list)


XLS+: built-in photodiode

N/A

N/A

N/A

BST 30-90 °C

N/A (XLS+: Monitoring of chamber temperature only)

N/A

Flat Tray

980 cm2 (152 in2)

N/A

200-240V, 50/60 Hz (1, N, PE); CEE

(32 A, 3 pole 6h)

11.160 MJ/h (10578 BTU/h)

N/A

N/A

N/A

Optional Immersion

N/A

93 cm x 50 cm x 48.5 cm

150 cm x 170 cm

80 kg (176 lb)

ASTM D3424 D5071G151 G155D6695

EPA/ASTM E896 ICH Guideline Q1BISO 11431 11979-5

7491 4049 RILEM DBSQualicoat

WaterFlowrate

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General purpose holder for exposure of thin specimens

Exposure throughsecondary filter

to closely simulate end-use environment

General purpose holder with three

exposure windows for thin specimens

Exposure throughsecondary filter

to closely simulate end-use environment

Non-compressingexposure of thick,non-rigid materials

Single window opening to expose wallpaper or thick carpeting

Holder with masked exposure and

adjustable back to allowfor thick sample

Holds a single chip ofpolystyrene automotive

reference material

Textiles, plastic film,automotive interior

Textiles, paper,plastic film, carpet,automotive interior

Textiles, paper,plastic film,

automotive interior

Textiles, paper,plastic film, wood,automotive interior

Carpet, foam,foam-backed materials

Carpet, foam,foam-backed materials,

patterned materials

Textiles, foam,foam-backed materials

Polystyrene reference chips

68 x 144 x 5(2.7 x 5.7 x 0.2)

68 x 144 x 12(2.7 x 5.7 x 0.5)

68 x 144 x 5(2.7 x 5.7 x 0.2)

68 x 144 x 12(2.7 x 5.7 x 0.5)

68 x 144 x 12(2.7 x 5.7 x 0.5)

146 x 165 x 12(5.7 x 6.5 x 0.5)

43 x 132 x 12(1.7 x 5.2 x 0.5)

71 x 121 x 4(2.8 x 4.8 x 0.1)

50 x 119(2.0 x 4.7)

50 x 119(2.0 x 4.7)

3 windows:50 x 38

(2.0 x 1.5)

3 windows:50 x 38

(2.0 x 1.5)

58 x 66(2.3 x 2.6)

129 x 99(5.1 x 3.9)

33 x 101(1.3 x 4.0)

71 x 91(2.8 x 3.6)

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

2065111

2065111

2065111

2065111

2065111

82739

1798163

165493

Description ApplicationsMaximum Size

mm (in) WxHxDExposure Sizemm (in) WxH Instrument Rack CapacityHolder Type

SL-3T Single exposure

window with spring clip back

SL-3T with GlassSingle exposure

window with glass and adjustable back

CD-3T Three exposure

windows with spring clip back

CD-3T with GlassThree exposure

windows with glass,spring clip back

TC-3TThick carpet,

hinged with support

WPTC-3T

TEX-3T with Mask Single exposure

window with mask, adjustable

Reference ChipPolystyrene

reference chip holder

124171

165687

93551

2065111

155084

155075

2065111

2689123

144171

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Ci3000+Ci4000Ci5000

Full exposure

Full exposure

120 x 120(4.7 x 4.7)

Full exposure

76 x 125(3.0 x 4.9)

73 x 123(2.8 x 4.8)

Full exposure

39 x 138(1.5 x 5.4)

86 x 101(3.45 x 4.0)

101 x 152 x 12(4.0 x 6.0 x 0.5)

76 x 152 x 12(3.0 x 6.0 x 0.50)

127 x 127 x 7(5.0 x 5.0 x 0.3)

68 x 102 x 42(2.7 x 4.0 x 1.6)

77 x 144 x 4(3.0 x 5.6 x 0.1)

85 x 145 x 4(3.7 x 5.7 x 0.2)

56 x 137 x 3(2.2 x 5.4 x 0.1)

Maximum

50 x 151 x 3.8(2.0 x 5.9 x 0.1)

101 x 101 x 9.4(4 x 4 x 0.3)

Coatings,rigid plastic, wood

Coatings,rigid plastic, wood

Rigid plastic,roofing material,

solar panels, wood

Bottles, labels,printing inks,adhesives,liquids, pills

Plastics

Plastics

Plastics

35 mm slides,rigid discs, plaques

Automotive or building glass

Holds 4 x 6 panels for exposure tests

of coatings

Holds 3 x 6 panels for exposure tests

of coatings

Holds large,self supporting

material for exposure

Holds small bottles or test tubes for

exposure of packagingand pharmaceuticals

Holds vertical specimen bars

Holds an 85 mm tensile bar

Holds specimens of varying sizes andshapes: bars, discs

Holds 50 x 50 mm slides for exposure

Holds varying widths of glass attaching at top and bottom

for exposure

Rack Capacity InstrumentExposure Sizemm (in) WxH

Maximum Sizemm (in) WxHxD Applications Description Holder Type

Panel Holder

Panel Holder

Solar Panel Holder

AdjustableBottle Holder

Drop-inSpecimen Bar Holder

Tensile Bar Holder with Spring Clip Back

Adjustable Specimen Holder

Slide Holder

Glass Holder

This chart is a representative sample of specimen holders available for a variety of Atlasinstruments. For specificinformation about specimen holders that best meet your needs, please contact your local Atlas representative.

Specimen Holders Specimen Holders




KHS SolarConstantCustom-Designed Solar Simulation Systems K.H. Steuernagel SolarConstant solar simulation systems are custom-designed, whole-car chambers that use a series of highly-coordinated metal halide lights to provide effectivesolar energy to meet the demanding testing needs of theautomotive industry.

A Proven Light SourceThe SolarConstant system uses a special metal halide global(MHG) lamp and glass filters to create a spectral distributionvery close to natural sunlight. The combination of lamp,reflectors and filter offers high irradiance efficiency and superiorspatial uniformity critical for component and vehicle testing.

Optimal Performance Power SupplyTo achieve the best performance, an electronic power supply(EPS-Modul) drives the lamp with square-wave current. This reduces modulation of radiation to less than +/-1%,controls intensity and offers a stabilized power output evenwhen incoming power varies. In addition, it provides the lamp optimal operation conditions, extending the lamp life.

Automated Positioning and Control SystemTo effectively simulate various natural solar conditions, a mechanical positioning system is used. This enables motorized movement of the solar array within all axes for easyadaptation to various test configurations or to simulate naturalsolar day or seasonal solar cycles. The control can be manualpushbutton or integrated into the PC-based SolarSoft systemcontrol program. SolarSoft provides automated control of radiation, along with effective simulation of various sunpositions in the sky. Positioning systems are often unique to the application and test facility. KHS will work with you to define the SolarConstant mounting system that will workbest for your application.

Customized SolutionsKHS solar simulation systems are custom-made to meet yourtesting objectives. The SolarConstant systems are modular innature and offer a large variety of configurations, allowing forsystem design flexibility. With the use of various size radiationunits, EPS-Moduls, radiation unit mounting systems and theflexibility of SolarSoft, KHS will design a cost-effective solutionto fulfill your solar simulation requirements.

StandardsKHS provides SolarConstant systems specificallydesigned to comply with established test methods,such as:

DIN 75220

EPAMIL-STD 810

SAE

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by thissystem. For information on additional or specific standards, contact your local Atlas representative.

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Holder Type

Regular Specimen Holder

Specimen Holder forThick Specimens

Specimen Holder for Blue Scale

Standard Specimen Holder

(including back plate)

SpecialSpecimen Holder,

3 Segments

SpecialSpecimen Holder,

2 Segments

Specimen Holder for Blue Scale

(Special holder kit,2 Segments)

Holds specimen up to 3 mm thick


Holder for Blue Scale

fabric during weathering tests


Holds 3 specimens up to 10 mm thick,

fixed by a back plateand a cover mask

Holds 2 specimens up to 10 mm thick,

fixed by 2 cover masks

Holds Blue Scale fabric for weathering tests

Textiles, plastics,coatings, paper

Carpets, foam,foam-backed

materials,thick panels

Blue Scale fabric

Textiles, plastics,coatings, paper,window profiles



Blue Scale fabric

135 x 45(5.3 x 1.8)

135 x 45(5.3 x 1.8)

135 x 45(5.3 x 1.8)

310 x 80(12.2 x 3.2)

100 x 68(3.9 x 2.7)

135 x 45(5.3 x 1.8)

135 x 45(5.3 x 1.8)

121 x 35(4.8 x 1.4)

121 x 35(4.8 x 1.4)

—

295 x 70(11.6 x 2.8)

90 x 58(3.5 x 2.3)

121 x 35(4.8 x 1.4)

—

Xenotest® AlphaXenotest® 150 S+



Xenotest® Beta

Xenotest® Beta

Xenotest® Beta

Xenotest® Beta

11

11

only 1 needed(replaces one holder)

16

16

28

only 1 needed(replaces one holder)

Description ApplicationsMaximum

Size mm (in)Exposure Size

mm (in) Instrument Rack Capacity

This chart is a representative sample of specimenholders available for a variety of Atlas instruments. For specific information about specimen holders that best meet your needs, please contact your local Atlas representative.

Specimen Holders




Common ApplicationsVIEEW is widely used for surface evaluations in the paint and coating industries to detect:

Stone chipping:Clear Coat Layer

Stone chipping:Below Clear Coat Layer

Gray Level Analysis(scratch, mar and surface textures)

Corrosion Analysis(Filiform)

VIEEW®

Breakthrough, Computer-Aided Image Analysis of Surface Defects, Texture and AppearanceVIEEW is a digital imaging analyzer that evaluates, qualifiesand quantifies material surface defects, texture and appearance at the click of a mouse. Using innovative computer-aided opticaltechnology, VIEEW captures, stores and processes images oftested samples and classifies the result according to internationaland industry standards or your own specifications.

Reproducible Results, Every TimeBecause VIEEW combines human capability with the precision of computer-controlled hardware and intelligentsoftware, analysis is completed without subjective visualevaluations. This ensures results are consistent every time and with every user.

Expandable Capabilities Grow with Your NeedsVIEEW’s intelligent software is designed to be modular and expandable. As your testing needs grow, independentsoftware modules can be added to expand the system with new applications to the existing knowledge base.

StandardsVIEEW meets or exceeds the following industry standards:

ASTM D1654 A and BCross Hatch ( in prepara t ion )

DIN 55996-1EN DIN 55994-2 dra f t 55994-3EN ISO 21227-1

dra f t 21227-2 dra f t 21227-3SAE J400

Stone Ch ipp ing ( in prepara t ion )

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by this instrument. For information on additional or specific standards, contact your localAtlas representative.



VIEEW FeaturesStandard direct and diffuse lighting system ●

Black and white CCD video camera (752 x 568 pixels) ●

with apochromatic objective lenses

VIEEW software, including: ●

VIEEW Control module

VIEEW Image capture module

VIEEW Basics a4i Analysis

Archiving software a4i Docu

a4i Word Report

Computer system including: ●

19" Monitor

Windows® OS

Keyboard, mouse and network adapter

CD-R writer

CE Compliant ●

VIEEW software modules: ■

Chipping analysis

Corrosion analysis

Gray Level/Texture analysis

Particle analysis

a4i Interactive measurement

a4i ProCollage image table tool

Additional VIEEW software licenses (network solution) for image archive and analysis ■

Calibration set (geometric) ■

Calibration set (geometric with certificate) ■

Fully automated X/Y sample stage ■

150 x 220 mm scan area

230V or 110V

Printer ■

Designer art worktable, incl. cable rail and computer rack ■


Dimensions (without computer/monitor) W x D x H: 340 x 640 x 280 mm

Application SoftwareAll basic and customer-specific softwarefeatures are factory installed; turn thesystem on and start analyzing.




Lab Corrosion Testing EquipmentInnovative Laboratory Corrosion Testing Manufacturers routinely test components, assemblies, randomly selected production pieces and finished goods for corrosion resistance. Governments and consumer advocacygroups perform corrosion tests to determine value, consumersafety, efficiency, contractual and regulatory compliance, andmilitary specifications.

Tests are usually designed to replicate the ‘worst case’environmental conditions that cause corrosion, providing data to assess probability of material degradation in the realworld. Most environmental conditions can be replicated in Atlas laboratory corrosion testing cabinets.

CCX Advanced Cyclic Corrosion CabinetPerforms advanced cyclic corrosion tests, as well as basic cyclic tests and traditional salt fog (spray) and humidity tests.Test Capacity: 565-2550 litres true volume

BCX Basic Cyclic Corrosion CabinetPerforms basic cyclic corrosion tests, as well as traditional saltfog (spray) and humidity tests. Test Capacity: 565-2550 litrestrue volume

SF Traditional Salt Fog (Spray) and Humidity CabinetPerforms traditional salt fog (spray) and humidity tests. Test Capacity: 425-3400 litres true volume

SF Walk-in Corrosion Exposure CabinetPerforms traditional salt fog (spray) and humidity tests or basic cyclic tests, for oversize samples and assembledcomponents. Test Capacity: 7000-11900 litres true volume



BCX

CCX

SF Walk-in

SF

Features CCX BCX SF SF Walk-InFull safety system ● ● ● ●

Corrosion-resistant construction ● ● ● ●

Large solution reservoirs ● ● ● ●

Transparent cover1 ● ● ● N/A

Low water cut-off protection ● ● ● ●

Gas Injection ■ ■ N/A ■

Direct solution spray ■ ■ N/A ■

Recorders or datalogging ■ ■ ■ ■

External condensation collection ■ ■ ■ ■

Air-assisted cover lifters ■ ■ ■ N/A

Timers ■ ■ ■ ■

● Standard ■ Optional 1 Excludes CCX/BCX 9000.

SF StandardsABNT NBR 8094 8095ASTM B117 B368 B380

D1735 D2247DIN 50021Ford BI-103-01GM 4465PISO 7253 9227JIS Z2371TIA/EIA 455-16AOther Water Fog Acet ic Ac id

CASS Corrodcote

BCX Standards – All SF standards plus:ASTM G85 (Annexes 1 , 2 , 5 ) D5894IEC 60068-2-52 par t 2ISO 11977 par t 1VDA 621-415Other Di rec t Spray Wet/Dr y Cyc l ic

Prohes ion™ Gas In jec t ion

CCX Standards – All SF and BCX standards plus:ASTM G85 (Annexes 3 , 4 )Ford BI-123-01GM 9540PJASO M609Nissan CCT I , I I , I I I , IVSAE J2334Other Immers ion Cont ro l led/Ad jus tab le RH

Gas In jec t ion H igh/Low Tempera ture

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by these cabinets. For information on additional or specific standards, contact your localAtlas representative.

Common ApplicationsAppliances

Automotive

Electronics/Telecommunications

Marine Craft

Paints and Coatings

Steel Structures

Other applications:ArchitecturalFastenersMilitary



State-of-the-Art Weather Data Tracking and ReportingBoth our Florida and Arizona sites offer the latest technology in weather reporting instrumentation, such as total solar (Ultraviolet, Visible and Infrared), total UV and narrow-band UV radiometers and pyrheliometers.Instruments for monitoring ambient temperature and humidity, rainfall, total wet-time and wind speed are alsoemployed. All instruments are directly traceable to national and international standards, including the World RadiometricReference (WRR) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

ReportingReporting of testing results and test status can be customized and delivered in electronic or printed formats. Electronic delivery of reports include:

■ .pdf ■ .dbf ■ .xls ■ .txt

Quality AccreditationAtlas’ primary Arizona and Florida facilities are accepted and accredited test laboratories by the following:

ISO/IEC 17025Atlas has always been focused on being the quality leader in the weathering industry. As a result, Atlas was the first weathering organization to receive accreditation to ISO/IEC 17025, General Requirements for theCompetence of Testing and Calibration Laboratories.

AMECAAtlas laboratory facilities and personnel are fully accredited by the Automotive Manufacturers Equipment ComplianceAgency, Inc. (AMECA), for compliance with all AMECAlaboratory requirements.

For more detailed information about accreditation at any of our outdoor sites, contact your local Atlas representative.

Benchmark Exposure SitesWorld’s Largest Network of Natural Weathering FacilitiesThe climates of southern Florida and central Arizona arerecognized as global benchmarks for natural weatheringenvironments. The warm, humid, subtropical environment of our outdoor test sites in Miami and the intense sun and aridclimate of our site in Phoenix are some of the harshest climatesto which your products can be exposed. Often the best naturalweathering test scenario requires testing in a variety of climates.For that reason, Atlas offers the world’s largest network ofoutdoor weathering test facilities with over 25 sites worldwide.

Atlas Weathering Services Group (AWSG) - South FloridaAWSG has two main sites in southern Florida. South Florida Test Service (SFTS), AWSG’s main Miami site, continues to pioneer natural exposure testing. Located approximately 33 km (20 mi) northwest of downtown Miami and 27 km (17 mi)from the ocean, in a rural, unpolluted environment, SFTSprovides clients with more than 65 years of experience inweathering. This 22-acre site is used by companies worldwidefor exposure testing of paints, coatings, textiles, plastics andother various products.

The second Florida site, SFTS Everglades Test Site, is located56 km (35 mi) southwest of Miami International Airport and 16 km (10 mi) from the ocean. Its remote, natural settingassures the site of high annual total sunlight, ultravioletradiation and humidity levels characteristic of this subtropicalregion. The Everglades Test Site is focused on testing of specialprojects such as full car enclosures, test houses and automotivecomponent evaluation, as well as handling standard outdoorexposure tests.

Atlas Weathering Services Group (AWSG) - Central ArizonaArizona, like Florida, possesses high levels of solar radiation andelevated temperatures. However, unlike Florida, Arizona has anarid climate that can have a distinct effect on materials durability.

Atlas Weathering Services Group’s Arizona desert site, DSET Laboratories, is located approximately 50 km (30 mi)north of metropolitan Phoenix in an unpolluted environment. Since 1948, DSET has offered desert exposure testing suitablefor materials used in a wide range of industries, includingautomotive, construction and consumer products.


Na t u r a l & Ac ce l e r a t ed Wea t he r i n g Se r v i c e s

South Florida

Central Arizona

N a t u r a l & A c c e l e r a t e d We a t h e r i n g S e r v i c e s

Test Site DataFlorida ArizonaSFTS DSET

Latitude: 25° 52' N 33° 54' N

Longitude: 80° 27' E 112° 8' E

Elevation: 3 m 610 m

Avg. High TemperatureSummer: 34 °C 39 °C

(93 °F) (102 °F)

Winter: 26 °C 20 °C(79 °F) (68 °F)

Avg. Relative Humidity: 78% 37%

Total Rain: 1685 mm 255 mm

Total UV295-385 nm: 280 MJ/m2 333.5 MJ/m2

Total Radiant Energy 295-3000 nm: 6588 MJ/m2 8004 MJ/m2

Average Monthly UV and Total Radiant Energy (MJ/m2)

26° South 34° South(Miami) (Phoenix)

Month UV Total UV TotalJanuary 20.0 505 20.1 490

February 22.5 545 19.8 546

March 26.5 618 24.7 633

April 28.0 612 33.3 755

May 28.0 609 38.6 786

June 25.7 543 36.8 770

July 24.7 532 35.1 745

August 24.0 543 32.5 756

September 22.3 540 29.3 711

October 21.7 555 25.8 705

November 18.0 490 19.2 582

December 18.6 496 18.3 525

Annually 280.0 6588 333.5 8004

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Laboratory AcceleratedWeathering ServicesWorld’s Largest Network of IndependentWeathering Testing LaboratoriesAtlas Weathering Services Group (AWSG), at its South FloridaTest Service site in Miami, Florida, operates one of the largestnetworks of ISO/IEC 17025 accredited accelerated weatheringtesting laboratories in the world. With sister laboratories inGermany, France, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom,AWSG’s indoor exposure laboratories offer artificial acceleratedweathering tests and a variety of other environmental testprograms, all designed to accurately simulate true end-useconditions and meet global weathering standards.

Complete Testing FacilitiesOur network of laboratories provides a comprehensive array of Atlas accelerated laboratory weathering and evaluationequipment, including:

■ CCX Advanced Cyclic Corrosion Cabinet

■ CDMCA Enclosed Carbon Arc Weather-Ometer®

■ Ci3000+ Fade-Ometer®

■ Ci3000+ Weather-Ometer®

■ Ci4000 Weather-Ometer®

■ Ci5000 Weather-Ometer®

■ Ci35A Weather-Ometer®

■ Ci65A Weather-Ometer®

■ CXWA Sunshine Carbon Arc Weather-Ometer®

■ HPUV™ Indoor Actinic Exposure System

■ SolarClimatic Solar Simulation Chamber

■ SUNTEST CPS+

■ SUNTEST XLS+

■ UVCON™ UV Condensation Weathering Device

■ UV2000 UV Condensation Weathering Device

■ VIEEW® Digital Image Analyzer

■ Xenotest® 150 S+

■ Xenotest® Alpha

■ Xenotest® Beta

■ Xenotest® 1200 LMPhone: +1.773.327.4520www.at las-mts .com37


Elevation (m)

Longitude

Latitude

Avg.Ambient

Temp (°C)

Avg.Ambient

RH (%)

Rainfall (mm)

Total Radiant

Energy (MJ/m 2)

Atlas Worldwide Exposure Network

Atlas offers outdoor weathering sites worldwide to ensurefactors from a variety of climates are considered,

addressing specific markets or regions aroundthe world. For example, the Atlas site inSanary Sur Mer, France, is the benchmarkfor the European climate, our site in

Hoek van Holland (North Sea CorrosionTest Center) represents the corrosivemarine environment of western Europe,and the Atlas site in Jacksonville, Florida,provides representative exposures to acidrain and other environmental pollutants.

Annual Climatological Data*Prescott, Arizona 34° 39' N 112° 26' W 1531 12 65 1093 7000Phoenix, Arizona 33° 54' N 112° 08' W 610 22 37 255 8004Chicago, Illinois 41° 47' N 87° 45' W 190 10 69 856 5100Louisville, Kentucky 38° 11' N 85° 44' W 149 13 67 1092 5100Naples, Florida 26° 09' N 81° 47' W 5 23 N/A 1343 N/AJacksonville, Florida 30° 29' N 81° 42' W 8 20 76 1303 5800Miami, Florida 25° 52' N 80° 27' W 3 23 78 1685 6588Ottawa, Canada 45° 20' N 75° 41' W 103 6 73 1910 4050Cartagena, Colombia 01° 24' N 75° 30' E 2 28 80 1022 6833Hoek van Holland, The Netherlands 51° 57' N 04° 10' E 6 10 87 800 3800Sanary, France (Bandol) 43° 08' N 05° 49' E 110 13 64 1200 5500Lochem, The Netherlands 52° 30' N 06° 30' E 35 9 83 715 3700Sochi, Russia 43° 27' N 39° 57' E 30 14 77 1390 4980Dharan, Saudi Arabia 26° 32' N 50° 13' E 92 26 60 80 6946Singapore (Changi Airport) 01° 22' N 103° 59' E 15 27 84 2300 6030Hainan, China1 19° 15' N 110° 28' E 10 24 81 2013 4664Guangzhou, China1 23° 08' N 113° 17' E 6 22 79 1492 4590Miyakojima, Okinawa 24° 44' N 125° 19' E 50 23 76 1741 4894Choshi, Japan 35° 43' N 140° 45' E 53 14 78 1682 4659Melbourne, Australia 37° 49' S 144° 58' E 35 16 62 650 5385Townsville, Australia 19° 15' S 146° 46' E 15 25 70 937 7236

* Extracted from published data or measured at test site.1 Other sites in China are also available, please contact your local Atlas representative for more information.

StandardsOur network of laboratory accelerated weathering testing and evaluation services is ready to test your products to a variety of global testing standards, including:

AATCC 16 (Opt ion E ) 177ASTM D2565 D4674 D4355

D6695 G 151-155Federal Test Method 191

(Methods 5660, 5671, 5804)Ford DVM-0067-MAGM GMW-3414ISO 105-A01 105-B02

105-B04 105-B064892 11341 12040

Mil i tary Mi l S td 810 F(Method 505.4 )

Nissan NES M0 135SAE J1885 J1960 J2020PV 1303 3929 3930VDA 75202

To find out more details about test programs to meet these or other specific test standards, contact your local Atlas representative.






Backed Exposures

Black BoxExposures

Open-BackedExposures

Common Applications:Open-Backed Exposure, Black Box Exposure,Under Glass and Black Box Under Glass

Paints and Coatings

Plastic Lenses(such as taillight assemblies and automotive coatings)

Plastic and Metal Signs

Other Applications:GlassFree-FilmsCoil Coatings

Backed ExposureAutomotive Moldings

Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Siding

Roofing Membranes

Static Exposure TestingDirect WeatheringAtlas outdoor exposure laboratories offer a variety of directweathering options to meet international and manufacturer-specific test programs and to simulate end-use conditions.

Open-Backed Exposures■ Allows for majority of specimen material to be exposed

to circulation of ambient air

■ Racks specifically angled to best replicate end-use conditions

■ Exposures for a variety of sizes from small, coupon-sizedsamples, to window assemblies and automotive components,to entire vehicles

Backed Exposures■ Specimens are mounted to substrate, typically 12 mm (1⁄2")

exterior-grade plywood, to simulate end-use environment by insulating back sides of specimens and increasing sample temperature

■ Racks specifically angled to best replicate end-use conditions

Black Box Exposures■ Simulates air heat-sink characteristics of automobile

bodies and increases sample temperature

■ Black painted, metal box

■ Panels on exposure cover the open top of the box and reach temperatures comparable to those of hoods, roofs and deck lids of automobiles parked in direct sunlight

StandardsFixed or Var iable Angle/Open-Backed or Backed Black Box

AATCC 111 BASTM D1006, D1014, D1435, D4141 A & B

D3679, D4726, G7 G7FLTM BI 160-01GM 3619M, 9163P, 9163P

9327P, 9758PISO 105-B03, 877, 2810

4665 Par t 2 , 8565SAE J576, J1976 J1976

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by these services. For information on additional or specific standards, contact your localAtlas representative.

Scab TestsScab tests on coated metal automotive panels are commonlyperformed to evaluate the cosmetic corrosion that might occurin coated metal panels that have been damaged and exposed to highly salted environments, such as road salt or coastal areas.This test is performed in accordance with ASTM D6675 -“Standard Practice for Salt-Accelerated Outdoor CosmeticCorrosion Testing of Organic Coatings on Automotive SheetSteel.” This practice defines the procedure for preparing,exposing and applying a 5% sodium chloride solution at specified intervals to promote corrosion.

Indirect WeatheringAtlas outdoor exposure laboratories offer a variety of indirectweathering options to meet international and manufacturer-specific test programs for materials that are typically not exposedto all outdoor conditions.

Under Glass and Black Box Under Glass Exposures■ Provides exposure to natural

sunlight through glass

■ Determines colorfastness/durability characteristics of materials such as: drapes, carpeting, upholstery and automotive interior materials

■ Specimens are typically placed behind 3 mm thick, single-strength window glass

■ Single-strength window glass absorbs radiation below 310 nm and transmits 77% of UV radiation and 85% of visible light

■ Additional tempered, tinted or laminated glass available to match end-use application

StandardsUnder Glass Black Box Under Glass

AATCC Method 16 C 111DASTM G24 Method A G24 Method BFLTM BI 160-01 BI 160-01GM 4349MISO 105-B01 877

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by these services. For information on additional or specific standards, contact your localAtlas representative.




Common ApplicationsAdhesives

Automotive Exteriors

Packaging

Paints and Coatings

Plastics

Roofing

Other Applications:Agricultural Films Glass (Arch. & Auto)Building Materials SealantsElastomers

EMMAQUA®

(Equatorial Mount with Mirrors for Acceleration, with Water [AQUA])

Weathering with Sunlight in a Fraction of the TimeEMMAQUA employs 10 highly-reflective mirrors and a sun-tracking system to concentrate sunlight onto testspecimens. The result is natural weathering testing in a fraction of the time. In addition, you get the closestcorrelation to end-use conditions because samples are exposed to the full spectrum of natural sunlight.

Test ApparatusDSET Laboratories pioneered the development of the EMMAQUA® outdoor accelerated test methods in the early sixties. The method employs Fresnel reflecting solar concentrators that use ten flat mirrors to uniformly focusnatural sunlight onto specimens mounted in the target plane.High quality, first-surface mirrors provide an intensity ofapproximately eight “total suns” with the spectral balance of natural sunlight in terms of ultraviolet integrity.

The target board, located at the focal line of the mirrors, lies along a wind tunnel along which a deflector directs cooling air across the specimens. A nozzle assembly sprays the specimens with deionized water in accordance withestablished schedules to simulate subtropical, semi-humid and temperate regions. Night time spray cycles can be used to keep samples moist during the non-tracking portion of the test to provide the total time of wetness typically encountered in subtropical regions.

Features■ Microprocessor Control

■ Programmable Cycles

■ Dual Axis Tracking

■ Thermal Shocks

■ Night Time Dew

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Schematic of EMMAQUA

1. Air Tunnel2. Air Blower3. Mirror4. Rotation,

Azimuth Direction

5. Rotation,Elevation Direction

6. Water Spray Nozzles

7. Microprocessor Control Box

8. Solar Cells/Shadow Hat

9. Specimen Protection Door

10. Door Release Mechanism

1

2

3

6

7

9

10

4

5

8

AIR TUNNEL(END VIEW)

TARGETBOARD

TESTSPECIMEN

AIRDEFLECTOR

CENTER OFGRAVITY & ROTATION

SUNSKYRADIATION

FLATMIRRORS MIRROR BED

Average Annual Ultraviolet Radiant ExposureAtlas recommends the exposure of test specimens on anEMMAQUA based on accumulated doses of ultraviolet radiationmeasured in MJ/m2. The duration can be based on Arizona or Florida equivalents. The UV radiation must be measured asdirect beam to avoid errors in evaluating the exposure duration.

FLORIDALocation 5° 26° 45° 90°

Radiant Energy MJ/m2 UV 310 280 290 180

ARIZONALocation 5° 34° 45° 90°

Radiant Energy MJ/m2 UV 360 350 330 200

Sample SpecificationsTarget board size: 13 cm x 143 cm (5" x 55")

Recommended sample sizes: 5 cm x 13 cm (2" x 5")7.5 cm x 13 cm (3" x 5")

Maximum thickness: 13 mm (0.5")

Standards Specifying the EMMAQUA MethodEMMAQUA meets or exceeds the following industry standards:

ASTM D3841▲▼ D4141▼ D4364 ■ •▲▼

D5722 ✦ E1596▼ G90 ■ •▲▼

SAE J576 ■ J1961 ■ ▼

Ford ESB-M16J14-A▼ WSS-M28P1-B1ISO 877 ■ •▲▼

ANSI /NSF 54▲

J IS Z 2381 ■ ▲▼

MIL T-22085D ■ ▲

■ EMMA ®

• EMMA – UG (Under G lass )▲ EMMAQUA / EMMAQUA+ (Cyc le 1 o f ASTM G90)▼ EMMAQUA – NTW (N ight Time Wet t ing , i .e . , Cyc le 3 )✦ EMMAQUA – Soak/Freeze/Thaw Cyc le

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by this equipment. For information on additional or specific standards, contact your localAtlas representative.




CTH-Glas Trac™

■ CTH-Glas Trac (Controlled Temperature and Humidity,Under Glass, Sun Tracking) determines the durability of automotive interior materials

■ Incorporates temperature and humidity control in an outdoor weathering chamber covered with automotive side window glass

■ Glass cover is interchangeable with various windshield types to provide flexibility in product development

■ Automatic two-axis tracking system maintains chamber at normal incidence to the sun for maximum solarirradiance, simulating automotive interior conditions and accelerating exposure to produce the fading of sensitive materials in shorter test times

■ Standard Sample Size: 10 x 15 cm (4" x 6")

StandardsExposure testing is conducted to meet or exceed the following industry standards:

CTH Glas-Trac

AATCC Method 181Ford ESB-M4D483-A1 and A2

WSB-M4D740-A2WSB-M98D22-BWSB-M62J33-A2WSB-M98D18-B1

SAE J2230

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by this service. For information on additional or specific standards, contact your localAtlas representative.

SAE J576 – Static ExposureAWSG offers a packaged program for those needing to meetthe requirements of SAE J576 and Federal Motor Vehicle SafetyStandard 571.108 for plastic lens material.

■ Automotive plastic lens materials undergo 3 years staticweathering in Florida and Arizona, along with specialinspection and optical property measurements

■ Evaluations include color bleeding, crazing, cracking,delamination, surface deterioration, haze, luminoustransmittance and chromaticity coordinates

Automotive Exposure TestingComprehensive Vehicle Testing, from Samples to Components, to Complete Vehicles

IP/DP (Instrument Panel/Door Panel) Box®

■ Under glass weathering method to determine durabilityand/or colorfastness of materials used for automotive interiors

■ Cabinet is designed to accommodate nonstandard specimen sizes such as complete automotive assemblies, as well as standard 10 x 15 cm (4" x 6") samples

■ 51° angle, azimuth tracking, sealed, temperature-limiting boxes

■ 45° angle, south facing, non-tracking, sealed, temperature-limiting boxes are also available

■ Linear axial fan directs airflow over test specimens, limiting interior box temperature. Fan is turned off when temperature falls 3 °C (5 °F) below a set point

■ Humidity provided via optional water tray

■ Can be customized with client-provided windshield or side window glass to evaluate effects of different types of glass on automotive interior components

■ Color and gloss measurements and visual inspections areperformed at intervals according to applicable test standards

■ Maximum sample size: 560 x 1730 x 690 mm

StandardsExposure testing is conducted to meet or exceed the following industry standards:

IP/DP Box

GM 2617M 7454M7455M 9538P

Ford DVM 0020

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by this service. For information on additional or specific standards, contact your localAtlas representative.



Common Applications:Air Bag Covers

Consoles

Other Applications:Carpet/Hat Trays Instrument PanelsDoor Panels Pillar MaterialsFabrics Seat BeltsGlove Boxes Seat CushionsHeadliners Steering WheelsHeadrests

Common Applications:Seat Belts

Fabrics

Other Applications:Air Bag Covers HeadrestsCarpet/Hat Trays Instrument PanelsConsoles Pillar MaterialsDoor Panels Seat CushionsGlove Boxes Steering WheelsHeadliners

IP/DP Box CTH-Glas Trac




Complete Vehicle TestingIn addition to providing full service testing of individualautomotive interior/exterior components, Atlas also providesfacilities for evaluating complete vehicles.

■ Florida and Arizona facilities evaluate material durability ofcomplete vehicles and compatibility of vehicle components

■ Provides test conditions that match exact end-use conditionsand full confidence of material’s weathering performance

■ Shielded exposure compounds available for test confidentiality

■ Typical vehicle exposure programs include the following services:

■ Exposure of vehicle(s) in Florida and/or Arizona■ Monthly visual inspection■ Monthly washes and vacuuming■ Temperature studies■ Comprehensive reports (including photos)

Special Measurements■ Peak or continuous component temperature measurements

■ UV light deposition on interior or exterior materials

■ Thermal comfort analysis of new design automotive windows

■ Dimensional stability of plastic body parts

Sun Tracking Carousel■ Only Atlas offers complete vehicle sun tracking

carousel devices

■ Carousels utilize a follow-the-sun tracking system thatmaintains direct exposure on specific locations of testvehicles throughout the day

■ Provides data for peak component temperatures in the shortest possible time



Common ApplicationsEvaluation Services are used by a variety ofindustries for a variety of applications, including:

Automotive Interior,Exterior Materials

and Components

Building Products

Other applications:Construction MaterialsPaints and CoatingsPlastics

Evaluation ServicesAnalytical Services to Complete Any Testing ProgramAtlas offers a wide range of evaluation and measurement servicesfor your specimens during and after the weathering process.Evaluation services are available at many Atlas global weatheringfacilities. To find Atlas evaluation services for your company’sneeds, contact your local Atlas representative.

Photography ServicesPhotography is available to complement our evaluation services.Images of specimen degradation can be taken via digital or 35 mm and provided via prints, e-mail, disk or CD-ROM.Videotaping of services is also available.

Visual EvaluationA variety of visual assessment services are available for rating degradation phenomena on specimens associated with the weathering process. Evaluation services are conducted to meet the global standards listed below.

Instrumental Optical PropertiesThe measurement of color and evaluation of other opticalproperties are often chosen as the principal technique for quantifying material degradation resulting from natural and accelerated exposure tests.

Evaluation Services StandardsCoat ing Adhesion ASTM D3359 GM 9071PBl ister ing ASTM D714 ISO 4628-2Chalk ing ASTM D4214 ISO 4628-6Checking ASTM D660 ISO 4628-5Cracking ASTM D661 ISO 4628-4Erosion ASTM D662Mildew ASTM D3274Grey Scale Evaluat ion AATCC Eva lua t ion Procedure 1

ASTM D2616DIN EN 20105-A02ISO 105 A02

This is a sample of global standards that can be met by these evaluations. For information on additional or specific standards, contact your local Atlas representative.

Sun Tracking Carousel




Color MeasurementSpectrophotometric color measurements are provided on three types of instrumentation. The HunterLab UltraScanmeasures both transmittance and reflectance, specular includedand excluded, in a sphere geometery. The HunterLab LabScanmeasures reflectance in a 0º/45º geometery. The HunterLabMiniScan is a portable instrument for field evaluation thatmeasures reflectance, specular included only. Color scalesinclude CIE L*a*b*, HunterLab, CIE XYZ, CMC and Yellowness and Whiteness indices. Illuminants include D65, C, A and F among others; 2º and 10º observer are available.

Gloss MeasurementsAtlas uses bench-top and portable BYK Gardner glossmeters for both laboratory and field measurements at 20º, 60º, 75º and 85º.

Distinctness-of-Reflected Image (DOI) DOI is the sharpness with which object outlines are reflected by a surface. This measurement is predominantly used by automotive and architectural coatings manufacturers to characterize a desired appearance for the end product. Atlas laboratories use the latest technology and equipment to make DOI measurements, including wide and narrow angle haze measurements.

SpectrophotometryAbsolute or relative spectral measurements as a function of incident angle are available through Atlas laboratory services.Instrumentation includes the Beckman 5240 spectrophotometerequipped with specially designed integrating spheres, and a Beckman Acculab 10 IR spectrophotometer. Data for UV-VIS-NIR measurements include report and onenormalization (e.g., solar transmittance or reflectance, color, chromaticity, etc.).

Transmission Haze and ClarityAtlas uses a BYK Gardner Haze-Gard Model 4725 to measurehaze, total transmittance and clarity. The instrument measurestotal and diffuse transmittance to a 2º observer to illuminant C.



EmittanceEmittance measurements are performed using a Gier-Dunkle DB-100 IR reflectometer, emissometer which measureswavelength range of 2.5-40 microns, and a specially modifiedBeckman Acculab 10 IR Spectrophotometer with a wavelengthrange of 2.5-40 microns for spectral emittance.

VIEEW®

VIEEW (Video Image Enhanced Evaluation of Weathering) is a digital imaging analyzer that evaluates, qualifies andquantifies flat material surface defects in the click of a mouse.Using high-end, computer-aided optical technology, VIEEWcaptures, stores and processes images of tested samples andclassifies the result according to international and industrialstandards. VIEEW analyzes weathering degradation to surface materials, including:

■ Stone chipping

■ Corrosion (Filiform and Creep)

■ Gray Level Analysis (including scratch, mar and surface textures)

Window Energy AnalysisShading Coefficient and U-Value AnalysisDetermining the Shading Coefficient (SC) for a window system provides important marketing and technical data for that system. The SC, along with the U-Value of a particularfenestration, permits the designer to perform heat gain and heatloss calculations, important in today’s competitive marketplace.

A Shading Coefficient is the ratio of solar heat gain through a glazing system to the solar heat gain through a single lite of double-strength sheet glass, when both are tested under a specific set of conditions. The U-Value is the total heattransfer coefficient in a window system.

■ SC and winter and summer U-Values are calculated usingmethods based on the ASHRAE Handbook of Fundamentals

■ Calculations can only be performed on smooth surfacewindow systems

■ Measurements required are thermal emittance,transmittance and reflectance of each window surface

Window Energy Analysis StandardsWindow Energy Analysis is conducted to meet or exceed the following industry standards:

NFRC 300-93 301-93ASTM E903

Measurement Evaluation Standards:Instrumental Optical Properties evaluations are conducted to meet or exceed the followingindustry standards:

ColorASTM E308 D2244 E313

SAE J1545DIN 6174ISO 7724

GlossASTM D523

ISO 2813DIN 67530

DOIASTM E430

SpectrophotometryASTM E 903 E 308

EmittanceASTM E 408

Transmission Haze and Clar i tyASTM D1003

This is a sample of global standards that can be met bythese services. For information on additional or specificstandards, contact your local Atlas representative.

VIEEW

Emittance

Color Measurement

Chalking Evaluation






Radiometer RackVarious instruments areused to monitor solarradiation, temperatureand other parameters of weathering.

Pyrheliometers

Black and White Panels

45° Pyranometer

Specimen Preparation & MountingThe following information provides general guidelines for thetypes and sizes of specimen preparation and mounting requiredfor most of our outdoor services. Customized preparation andmounting is available for some services; talk to an Atlasrepresentative about your specific testing needs.

Pictorial Definition of Panel

Additional ServicesTemperature RecordingTemperature data on all types of materials in mostconfigurations can be provided. Temperature monitoringprograms can be provided for single and multiple specimensunder any type of exposure, as well as for large assemblies suchas complete vehicles.

Service types are defined as:■ Non-recording (Manual) - measurements taken

with a hand-held digital thermometer at specified points during the day

■ Continuously recording (Automatic) - measurements taken with a programmed data acquisition system

Radiometer Measurement & CalibrationAtlas offers solar radiometer outdoor calibration service directly traceable to the World Radiometric Reference (WRR)or National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).These radiometers include pyranometers and pyrheliometers,which measure total sunlight and total or narrow-bandultraviolet radiometers.

Calibrations include:■ Transfer of calibration from reference to field radiometers

■ Transfer of calibration from reference pyrheliometers to field pyrheliometers.

StandardsRadiometer Measurement & Calibration are performed to meet or exceed the following industry standards:

ASTM E824 E816 G130ISO/ IEC 9847 9059

305 mm PANEL

63 mm MASK

6.35 mm – MAXIMUM PANEL THICKNESS

228 mm PANEL

51 mm MASK


152 mm PANEL

38 mm MASK


Component TestingIn addition to standard specimen preparationand mounting, Atlas offers specialized servicescustom designed to allow performanceevaluation of critical components or entire products.



SAE J576 Disc

Solid Plywood or Screen Mesh Backed Exposure

Open-Backed and Backed Exposure Rack (AWSG style rack)


Special Glass Mounting Techniques

Open-Backed Exposure Exposed Edge

Open-Backed Exposure

Panels and SamplesA panel is defined as any flat specimen up to 305 mm (12") along one edge. Panels must be sufficiently rigid to be self-supporting andmounted without special handling in a standardpanel rack equipped with a mask. All panel racks are equipped with masks pre-set to either150 mm (6"), 230 mm (9") or 305 mm (12"). All specimens outside the panel definition shall be considered samples. One sample is defined as any specimen measuring up to 305 mm x 305 mm (12" x 12"). Costestimates for larger specimens are availablethrough a client services representative. For additional information contact your local Atlas representative.



Mounting Techniques

EMMA/EMMAQUA®

Open-Backed Exposure Can also be used in static weathering

EMMA/EMMAQUA®

Backed Exposure

Open-Backed and Backed Exposure Rack (Harrison style rack)

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Gloss Measurement ...............................................................................47

Indirect Weathering ...............................................................................40

Instrument Comparison Chart...........................................................25-26

Instrumental Optical Properties ............................................................46

IP/DP Box® ............................................................................................43

KHS SolarConstant .................................................................................30

Laboratory Accelerated Weathering Services ......................................38

Light Sources ...........................................................................................5

Network of Weathering.........................................................................3-4

Open-Backed Exposures ........................................................................39

Panels and Samples...............................................................................51

Photography Services ............................................................................46

Radiometer Measurement & Calibration ..............................................49

SAE J576 – Static Exposure .................................................................44

SC2000 Solar Simulation Chamber...................................................23-24

SC600 Solar Simulation Chamber.....................................................23-24

Scab Tests...............................................................................................40

Specimen Holders .............................................................................27-29


Specimen Preparation & Mounting .......................................................50

Spectral Power Distribution Charts (SPDs)......................................5, 7-8

Spectrophotometry.................................................................................47

Static Exposure Testing ....................................................................39-40

Sun Tracking Carousel............................................................................45

SUNTEST XLS/XLS+ and CPS/CPS+................................................19-20

Temperature Recording..........................................................................49

Traditional Salt Fog (Spray) and Humidity Cabinet ..........................33-34

Transmission Haze and Clarity ..............................................................47

Under Glass Exposures..........................................................................40

UV2000 ..............................................................................................21-22

VIEEW®..........................................................................................31-32, 48

Visual Evaluation....................................................................................46

Walk-in Corrosion Exposure Cabinet................................................33-34

Window Energy Analysis .......................................................................48

Worldwide Exposure Network ...............................................................37

Xenotest® 150 S+...........................................................................17-18

Xenotest® Alpha...............................................................................15-16

Xenotest® Beta.................................................................................13-14

Advanced Cyclic Corrosion Cabinet .................................................33-34

Automotive Exposure Testing ...........................................................43-45

Backed Exposures..................................................................................39

Basic Cyclic Corrosion Cabinet ........................................................33-34

Benchmark Exposure Sites...............................................................35-36

Black Box Exposures .............................................................................39

Black Box Under Glass Exposures........................................................40

Ci3000+ Fade-Ometer ®.....................................................................9-12

Ci3000+ Weather-Ometer ®...............................................................9-12

Ci4000 Weather-Ometer ® ...................................................................9-12

Ci5000 Weather-Ometer ® ...................................................................9-12

Color Measurement................................................................................47

Complete Vehicle Testing .......................................................................45

Component Testing .................................................................................50

CTH-Glas Trac™.......................................................................................44

Direct Weathering .............................................................................39-40

Distinctness-of-Reflected Image (DOI) .................................................47

Emittance................................................................................................48

EMMAQUA® ......................................................................................41-42

Evaluation Services ..........................................................................46-48

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