Vacuum chambers

A vacuum chamber is a sealed container from which air and other gases have been removed, creating a low-pressure environment. This setup is used in various scientific and industrial processes, such as conducting experiments in physics, testing materials, or simulating conditions found in outer space. By eliminating air, vacuum chambers can isolate reactions, prevent contamination, and enable precise measurements. They are essential tools in fields like aerospace, electronics manufacturing, and even food packaging, where maintaining certain conditions is crucial for safety and quality.