Product Description
Digital Universal Hardness Tester
- Universal Hardness Tester - Digital Touch Screen Operated
- Comply Standard : ASTM E18, ASTM E384, ASTM E10,
- ISO 6508.2, ISO 6507.2, ISO 6506.2, IS 3804, BS-10109-2
- Excellent High Quality and High Accurate
Application :
- Widely used in the Rockwell, Brinell, and Vickers
- Hardness test of Ferrous and nonferrous metals.
- Castings, annealed steel, normalized steel, nonferrous metals and soft alloys ( Brinell ).
- Heat-treated materials ( Rockwell ).
- Nitriding layer, ceramic, sheet, foil, plated layer, and minute parts ( Vickers ).
Features :
- With three test modes: Rockwell, Brinell, Vickers
- High-definition Touch Screen; multi-function digital Display.
- Traditional weight system.
- Electronic & Automatic loading & unloading.
- Conversion hardness in different scales.
- With built-in printer for printing the current / history Data.
- With USB port for data output (Excel format).
- Optional: high-definition CCD camera & PC software for generating reports and data management.
- Meets or exceeds ISO, ASTM and JIS standards.
Product details:
- Display Type: Analog
- Automation Grade: Manual
- Voltage: 280 V
- Country of Origin: Made in India
- Power: Electronic
Analog Model:
- Rockwell Test Force : 60, 100, 150 kgf
- Brinell Test Force : 31.25, 62.5, 187.5 kgf
- Vickers Test Force : 30, 100 kgf
- Loading Control : Motorized
Precision Testing with Digital AutomationExperience highly reliable hardness measurement thanks to automated processes and digital controls. The tester ensures consistency in results, minimizing manual errors and enhancing productivity in industrial quality assurance workflows.
Robust Design for Industrial EnvironmentsCrafted from stainless steel, this hardness tester resists corrosion and physical wear, delivering long-term durability. Its design accommodates a wide range of industrial materials, making it suitable for both manufacturing plants and material research labs.
FAQ's of Digital Universal Hardness Tester:
Q: How does the Digital Universal Hardness Tester operate?
A: The tester automatically measures the hardness of various materials by applying a controlled force and analyzing the indentation using digital sensors. It operates efficiently on an electric power supply with a voltage range of 220-240 Volts and frequency of 50 Hertz.
Q: What materials can be tested with the Digital Universal Hardness Tester?
A: This device is suitable for testing a wide variety of industrial materials, such as metals and alloys, thanks to its robust stainless steel construction and universal measuring capabilities.
Q: When should the hardness tester be calibrated?
A: For optimal accuracy, it is recommended to calibrate the hardness tester at regular intervals based on usage frequency-typically before starting a testing cycle or after a set period as suggested by the manufacturer's guidelines.
Q: Where can this Digital Universal Hardness Tester be used?
A: The tester is designed for use in industrial settings, including manufacturing facilities, material testing laboratories, and research and development centers across India.
Q: What is the process of using the hardness tester?
A: Place the sample material onto the testing platform, select the test method via digital controls, and initiate the automated cycle. The device will perform the test and digitally display the results within seconds.
Q: What are the key benefits of using an automatic digital hardness tester?
A: Automated operation reduces the risk of human error, increases efficiency, and delivers repeatable precision. Digital data output enables easy documentation and analysis, streamlining industrial quality control processes.