In mid-October 2024, the LIB team completed a two-day on-site service mission at the ADM automotive plant in Uzbekistan, delivering professional guidance and equipment commissioning for newly installed environmental testing chambers.
ADM, a key player in Central Asia's automotive sector, manufactures vehicles for renowned brands such as Great Wall Motor, Chery International, and Kia Motors. In preparation for enhancing its quality control capabilities, ADM had previously purchased five advanced test chambers from LIB: a xenon test chamber (XL-S-750), a high-temperature oven (O-1500), a salt spray chamber (SC-010), an ozone test chamber, and a temperature and humidity chamber. Most of the installation had been completed ahead of LIB's arrival.
The LIB team's responsibilities during the visit were twofold. First, they conducted a thorough inspection and final adjustments on all five chambers, ensuring every unit met operational standards. Issues such as loose fasteners and improper water tank levels were addressed. One notable adjustment involved relocating the xenon test chamber from the center of the lab to a window area to improve ventilation and cooling, based on LIB's recommendations.
Second, the LIB engineers provided detailed operational training to ADM staff. They demonstrated how to configure test parameters, program procedures via the control systems, and follow standard operating protocols. This hands-on instruction ensured that ADM personnel gained practical skills for ongoing operation and maintenance of the equipment.
The successful commissioning marked a significant step forward in ADM's pursuit of higher product quality and enhanced testing capabilities. The professionalism and technical expertise of the LIB team reinforced the collaboration between the two companies and laid the groundwork for future cooperation.
Looking ahead, LIB remains committed to delivering reliable environmental testing solutions and supporting global clients in building more robust and standardized quality assurance systems.
