• Advanced HATS² (Highly Accelerated Thermal Shock) tester for simulating convection reflow assembly and evaluating PCB/substrate reliability, including plated through holes (PTHs)
  • Wide operating temperature range of -65°C to +265°C
  • Supports up to 1,000 thermal shock cycles per week
  • Reduces cycle time by 60-80% compared to traditional thermal shock methods
  • Temperature equalization in just 3-6 minutes, versus 30 minutes for dual chamber systems
  • Uses high-speed air as the heat transfer mechanism for maximum possible transfer rate, closely replicating classic dual chamber technique
  • Chamber capacity of 72 IPC-2221B “D” coupons or 36 single-via/custom coupons, supporting up to 252 total test nets per load
  • Real-time, in-situ 4-wire resistance monitoring, capable of measuring resistances below 0.001 Ohm
  • Detects barrel cracking and interconnection separation as they occur, with single-via testing offering greater sensitivity than daisy-chain methods
  • Supports air-to-air thermal shock and convection reflow simulation, plus custom thermal/reflow profile creation and multiple consecutive reflow cycles
  • Compliant with IPC-TM-650 Method 2.6.7.2C (air-to-air thermal shock) and Method 2.6.27B (convection reflow simulation)
  • Ideal for high-reliability industries including aerospace, defence, medical devices, and electronics manufacturing

Technical Specifications

Specification Value
Temperature Range -65°C to +265°C
Thermal Shock Cycles Up to 1,000 per week
Cycle Time Reduction 60–80% vs. traditional methods
Temperature Equalization 3–6 minutes
Chamber Capacity (IPC-2221B “D”) 72 coupons
Chamber Capacity (Single-Via/Custom) 36 coupons
Max Test Nets per Coupon Up to 7
Max Test Nets per Chamber Load Up to 252
Resistance Measurement Below 0.001 Ohm (4-wire system)
Dimensions (W x D x H) 141cm x 90cm x 119cm (case lid H: 21cm)
Weight 438 kg
Power Requirement 235–240V AC, 50/60Hz, 50A
Compliance Standards IPC-TM-650 Method 2.6.7.2C, IPC-TM-650 Method 2.6.27B

HATS²™

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The HATS² (Highly Accelerated Thermal Shock) is an advanced thermal shock tester designed to simulate convection reflow assembly and evaluate PCB and substrate reliability, including plated through holes. Operating across a -65°C to +265°C range, this thermal shock tester achieves temperature equalization in just 3-6 minutes and supports up to 1,000 thermal shock cycles per week, cutting cycle time by 60-80% compared to traditional dual chamber methods. With real-time, in-situ resistance monitoring capable of detecting barrel cracking and interconnection separation as they occur, the HATS thermal shock tester is compliant with IPC-TM-650 methods and built for high-reliability industries like aerospace, defence, medical, and electronics manufacturing.

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