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1 There are twelve tubes in two basket assembly.
2 Each test station is driven independently. Auto stop at timing point.
3 The bath liquid can achieve an even temperature.
4 A MPU is used to automatically control the temperature, time and frequency of nacelle back and forth.
5 Timing at will. The preset and real time data can be displayed alternately in time.
6 Automation: auto-test, auto-diagnose, auto-alarm.
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