Drip devices for IPX tests are more widespread and relatively well known on the market. Drip devices are also used for some tests from the MIL standard. In the following article, we explain the differences between drip devices for IPX testing…
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The IPX9 and IPX9K tests are used to simulate the use of high-pressure cleaners. Why are there two designations for one test, and how do they differ? The following document provides a brief explanation of each test, as well as the differences…
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For IP tests in accordance with DIN EN 60529 and ISO 20653, fresh water should be used in accordance with the standards. Laboratories often have water networks with demineralized water. This frequently raises the question of whether tap water…
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