An ozone test chamber is a regulated setting where components, materials, or products are tested for resistance to or response to ozone exposure. It evaluates how different items might function or deteriorate over time when exposed to ozone by simulating ozone-rich conditions. Understanding how materials respond to ozone is crucial for sectors like electronics, aerospace, and automotive. These testing chambers are helpful in the Ozone aging process.

It can be used for testing rubber products such as thermoplastic rubber, vulcanized rubber, and cable-insulating Bush. To assess the ozone aging resistance properties of rubber, expose the test specimens to sealed air in a dark test chamber, they must have a constant ozone concentration, and they should be at a set temperature for a predetermined amount of time. After that, look for surface cracks and the degree to which other properties have changed.