The Hawai'i Corrosion Laboratory is located in the Pacific Ocean Science and Technology (POST) Building and Holmes Hall on the University of Hawai'i Manoa Campus.

The laboratory consists of two materials preparation rooms, an optics and microscopy room and a corrosion experiment room amongst other offices and work areas.

The equipment in the materials preparation rooms include:

• convection oven
• drills
• hydraulic press
• grinding and polishing wheels
• low speed saws
• sputtering machine
• ultrasonic cleaners

• FT-IR microscope
• dispersive Raman microscope
• optical microscopes
• scanning electron microscope/EDXA system
• scanning kelvin probe
• scanning probe microscope
• scanning vibrating electrode
• secondary ion mass spectrometer
• VIEEW surface analyzer

The corrosion experiment room contains the following:

• 3D non-contact profilometer
• electrochemical machining
• electrochemical quartz crystal nanobalance
• humidity and immersion chambers
• nanoindenter
• polarization and zero resistance ammeter cells

The equipment in Holmes Hall includes:

• accelerated corrosion test chamber
• accelerated weathering test chamber