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Hardness Testers Specification

Response Time
<2 s

Temperature
10C to 35C

Display Type
Analog Dial

Port Size
Standard

Humidity
85% RH

Features
Rugged construction, portable design

Accuracy
1% of readout

Usage
Strength of Materials Lab Equipments

Hardness
Rockwell, Brinell, Vickers

Number of Specimens
Single Specimen

Max Height
220 mm

Application
Strength of Materials Lab Equipments

Product Type
Hardness Testers

Operating Voltage
220V

Equipment Type
Hardness Tester

Frequency
50 Hz

Mounting Type
Tabletop

Measuring Range
10-70 HRC, 10-100 HRB

Power Supply
220V AC, 50Hz

Test Range
10-100 HRB / 20-70 HRC / 20-100 HBW

Resolution
0.1 HR

Automation Grade
Manual

Specimen Size
2-70 mm

Capacity
250 kgf

Machine Weight
95 kg

Test Speed
50 mm/min

Test Width
180 mm

Test Stroke
100 mm

Control Mode
Manual

Indenter Type
Diamond, Steel Ball

Reading System
Direct Readout

Finish
Powder Coated

Scale Change
Quick Change Dial

Standard Conformance
IS:1586, ASTM E10, E18

Loading System
Dead Weight Type

Hardness Testers Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Supply Ability
100 Pieces Per Week

Delivery Time
1 Week

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Sample costs shipping and taxes has to be paid by the buyer

Packaging Details
carton box, export quality also available

Main Export Market(s)
Middle East, Asia, Africa

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO 9001, 14001 ,CE

About Hardness Testers

Hardness Testers:

Micro Teknik is manufacture, exporters & suppliers

Functions: Brinell, Rockwell, Vickers three testing method :

Conversion of different hardness scales.
Selection of dwell time.
Modifications of time and date.
Output of testing results.

Versatile Hardness Measurement

This tester supports Rockwell, Brinell, and Vickers hardness scales with quick dial changes, making it suitable for varied material assessments. The capacity to switch indenter types between diamond and steel ball enables precise testing over a broad measurement range, accommodating numerous specimen sizes and shapes.

Consistent and Reliable Testing

With a dead weight loading system, the equipment consistently applies force for repeatable results. The powder-coated finish ensures durability, while the tabletop mounting keeps the device stable during tests. The analog direct readout provides fast and accurate hardness readings within 1% accuracy and 0.1 HR resolution.

Compliance and Application

Test procedures are aligned with IS:1586 and ASTM E10/E18 standards, ensuring global acceptance for research and industrial laboratory environments. Suitable for single specimens up to 220 mm in height, this tester is ideal for strength of materials labs, ensuring dependable characterization of metals and alloys.

FAQs of Hardness Testers:

Q: How does the hardness tester apply load during tests?

A: The hardness tester employs a dead weight loading system, which delivers a consistent and repeatable force to the specimen, ensuring accurate hardness measurements according to standardized testing methods.

Q: What materials can be tested using this hardness tester?

A: This tester is designed for metals and alloys. It supports a measuring range from 10-70 HRC, 10-100 HRB, and 20-100 HBW, enabling analysis of various materials commonly encountered in strength of materials laboratories.

Q: When should I use the diamond indenter versus the steel ball indenter?

A: The diamond indenter is ideal for harder materials and Rockwell testing, while the steel ball indenter is recommended for softer metals or Brinell scale applications, ensuring accurate results tailored to the specimens hardness.

Q: Where is this hardness tester commonly installed?

A: It is typically installed in laboratories for strength of materials evaluation within research institutions, industries, or quality control departments. Its portable, tabletop design ensures convenient placement and operation.

Q: What is the process for changing hardness scales on this tester?

A: The equipment features a quick-change dial, allowing users to efficiently switch between hardness scales (Rockwell, Brinell, Vickers) without lengthy setup procedures, thereby streamlining the testing process.

Q: How can I benefit from the analog direct readout system?

A: The analog dial provides immediate results with a response time of less than two seconds, a measurement resolution of 0.1 HR, and maintains accuracy within 1% of the readout, simplifying and speeding up lab workflows.

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