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Indentation Hardness Tester

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Indentation Hardness Tester Specification

Power Supply
Electric

Operating Voltage
230V

Max Height
450 mm (test area)

Number of Specimens
1 at a time

Product Type
Indentation Hardness Tester

Usage
Laboratory

Application
Rubber, Plastics, Soft Elastomers Hardness Testing

Measuring Range
0-100 Units (IRHD/durometer)

Temperature
10C to 40C

Resolution
0.1 IRHD

Automation Grade
Semi-Automatic

Test Range
0 to 100 IRHD

Features
Digital timer, Auto-indenter, Overload Protection

Display Type
Digital Display

Color
Blue

Operate Method
Automatic

Humidity
Up to 85% RH (Non-condensing)

Specimen Size
10 mm thickness (max), 30 mm diameter (max)

Mounting Type
Tabletop/Bench mounted

Frequency
50 Hz

Accuracy
1% of reading

Interface Type
USB/RS232

Response Time
1 second

Equipment Type
Indentation Hardness Tester

Hardness
Up to 100 IRHD

Port Size
Standard 6 mm

Capacity
Up to 100 kgf

Machine Weight
Approx. 70 kg

Test Speed
5 mm/min to 100 mm/min (Adjustable)

Test Width
120 mm

Test Stroke
Up to 100 mm

Control Mode
Digital/Manual

Finish
Epoxy powder coated

Indenter Type
Hemispherical (Standard as per ASTM / ISO)

Compliance Standard
ASTM D1415 / ISO 48

Safety Interlock
Yes

Operating Language
English

Data Output
Yes, supports digital data logging

Power Consumption
Below 500W

Body Material
Mild steel powder coated

Indentation Hardness Tester Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
10 Units

Supply Ability
100 Units Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Week

About Indentation Hardness Tester

A tool used to determine a material's hardness is the indentation hardness tester. Using an indentor, the tester creates an indentation in the material, which is followed by a measurement of the depth of the indentation. It is shallower the tougher the material is. This tool is used by mechanical engineers to evaluate a material's resistance to deformation. These examinations, which can be performed on a macroscopic or microscopic size, entail pressing the substance until an impression is left.

Advanced Hardness Testing Technology

This tester employs an automatic hemispherical indenter for accurate hardness measurement across a variety of soft materials such as rubber and elastomers. Test speeds are adjustable from 5 mm/min to 100 mm/min, ensuring it accommodates diverse sample requirements within its 0-100 IRHD range, maintaining high accuracy and repeatability.

User-Friendly Digital Operation

The device is equipped with a responsive digital display, supporting both English-language operation and clear data visualization. Operators can select between fully digital and manual modes, while digital logging and USB/RS232 interfaces allow seamless integration into laboratory data management workflows.

Robust and Safe Construction

Constructed from mild steel and finished with hard-wearing epoxy powder coating, the tester ensures durability in demanding laboratory and industrial settings. Safety interlocks, overload protection, and a tabletop/bench mounting design further protect operators and the equipment during frequent use.

FAQ's of Indentation Hardness Tester:

Q: How does the hemispherical indenter comply with industry standards?

A: The tester's indenter is engineered according to ASTM D1415 and ISO 48 requirements, ensuring standard-compliant results in hardness measurement of rubber, plastics, and soft elastomers.

Q: What is the data output format and how can I log testing results digitally?

A: The tester supports digital data logging through USB and RS232 interfaces, allowing results to be exported directly to a computer or laboratory management system in real time for easy record-keeping and analysis.

Q: When and where should this hardness tester be ideally used?

A: This instrument is best suited for laboratory and industrial environments that require highly accurate hardness testing of soft materials, within the recommended temperature range of 10C to 40C and up to 85% relative humidity (non-condensing).

Q: What is the testing process for specimens with this equipment?

A: To test a specimen, simply mount the sample and select digital or manual mode. Adjust the test speed as needed (5 to 100 mm/min), then initiate the automatic indenter. The device measures hardness up to 100 IRHD and displays results digitally within one second.

Q: How does the automatic operation benefit users?

A: Automatic testing with digital controls speeds up the process, minimizes manual handling, and enhances repeatability and operator safety, thanks to features like auto-indenter, digital timer, and overload protection.

Q: What are the acceptable sample sizes for accurate testing?

A: The tester is designed for specimens up to 10 mm in thickness and 30 mm in diameter, ensuring compatibility with standard sample dimensions used in laboratory and industrial settings.

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