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Rockwell Hardness Tester

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Rockwell Hardness Tester Specification

Temperature
10C to 40C operating

Material
Stainless Steel

Humidity
Up to 85% RH (non-condensing)

Response Time
Immediate, based on manual operation

Test Range
20-70 HRC depending on specimen

Product Type
Rockwell Hardness Tester

Measuring Range
HRB, HRC, HRA scales

Mounting Type
Bench-top

Display Type
Analog dial gauge

Operating Voltage
220 V AC

Equipment Type
Analog Rockwell Hardness Tester

Usage
Industrial

Application
Metallurgical and hardness testing of metals

Hardness
Rockwell A, B, C scales

Frequency
50 Hz

Resolution
0.5 HR unit

Number of Specimens
Single specimen at a time

Specimen Size
Maximum height up to 230 mm

Operate Method
Automatic

Max Height
230 mm specimen height

Features
Compact design, stable base, corrosion resistant finish

Automation Grade
Manual

Interface Type
Manual, mechanical operation

Accuracy
Conforms to IS:1586, BS:240 and ASTM:E18 standards

Power Supply
Electric

Capacity
Test table can accommodate up to 45 mm width specimens

Machine Weight
Approx. 65 kg

Test Speed
Standard, manual operation

Test Width
160 mm (approx.)

Test Stroke
Standard stroke

Control Mode
Manual/Mechanical

Safety Features
Mechanical overload protection

Test Table Diameter
150 mm

Indenter Type
Diamond cone (for HRC) and steel ball (for HRB)

Major Test Force
60, 100, 150 kgf

Operating Environment
Laboratory, workshop

Included Accessories
Test blocks, diamond indenter, ball indenter, flat anvil

Finish
Powder coated

Initial Test Force
10 kgf

Calibration
Supplied with calibration certificate

Rockwell Hardness Tester Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Supply Ability
10 Units Per Week

Delivery Time
1 Week

About Rockwell Hardness Tester

We are instrumental in offering the best in class of Rockwell Hardness Tester. Available with us in various specifications, the offered tester determines the hardness of various materials by measuring the depth of penetration under a large load. This Rockwell Hardness Tester is engineered by using advanced machinery, in compliance with the industry laid norms.

Features:

Easy to operate
Less energy consumption
Robust construction

Rockwell Hardness Tester

Features:

Fully enclosed machine with cast iron body

Hydraulic dashpot with adjustable time control

Equipped with automatic zero setting device

High standard knife edges-hence maintain high accuracy

Versatile Testing Capabilities

With interchangeable diamond cone and steel ball indenters, the tester is capable of measuring hardness on Rockwell A, B, and C scales. Its test range spans 20-70 HRC, suitable for both surface and core hardness assessments across various metals. The automatic operation process and analog dial gauge ensure precise, immediate readings.

Built for Stability and Accuracy

The powder-coated, stainless steel frame provides excellent durability and corrosion resistance, while the stable base supports consistent, accurate testing. Mechanical overload protection safeguards the instrument and operator. The manual/mechanical control mode accommodates single specimen testing with a resolution of 0.5 HR units.

Ease of Operation and Maintenance

Designed for bench-top mounting and straightforward manual use, this hardness tester features a simple interface and clear analog display. Routine calibration is facilitated, as each unit is shipped with a valid calibration certificate. The included test blocks and anvils ensure you have all accessories needed for immediate, reliable operation.

FAQ's of Rockwell Hardness Tester:

Q: How does the Analog Rockwell Hardness Tester operate?

A: The tester uses a manual, mechanical system where a diamond cone or steel ball indenter applies an initial force of 10 kgf, followed by major loads of 60, 100, or 150 kgf onto the specimen. The resulting hardness value is displayed on an analog dial gauge.

Q: What materials and hardness scales can be measured with this equipment?

A: This tester is tailored for metals and supports Rockwell A (HRA), B (HRB), and C (HRC) scales, enabling a broad measuring range suitable for various metallurgical applications.

Q: When should the device be calibrated?

A: Calibration should be performed periodically or when accuracy is in doubt, following heavy usage or transportation. The equipment is supplied with a calibration certificate to verify test reliability upon initial setup.

Q: Where can this hardness tester be installed for best results?

A: Ideal installation locations include laboratories and workshops, placed on a stable, flat bench-top surface in an environment with temperature between 10C and 40C and humidity below 85% RH (non-condensing).

Q: What is the process for conducting a Rockwell hardness test with this device?

A: Start by placing the specimen on the flat anvil, select the appropriate indenter, and apply the initial test force. Then, apply the major force as required for the designated scale. The hardness value appears promptly on the analog dial.

Q: How does the mechanical overload protection improve safety?

A: Mechanical overload protection prevents the application of excessive force to the indenter or specimen, reducing risk of equipment damage and ensuring operator safety during testing.

Q: What benefits does this tester offer for industrial users?

A: Industrial users gain from its sturdy, corrosion-resistant build, user-friendly analog operation, precise measurement conforming to international standards, and the inclusion of all necessary accessories for immediate and reliable hardness testing.

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