Digital Microporous Material Hardness Tester

The digital microporous material hardness tester applies a fixed pressure to the microporous material through an indenter, measures the indentation depth or area to convert into hardness values, and is used to detect the softness or hardness of porous materials such as foam and sponge, thereby controlling material performance in quality inspection and research and development.
Selection
When selecting, consider the material's pore size range matching the indenter dimensions, ensure the hardness range covers the test specimen, check the digital display accuracy and unit switching function, verify compliance with testing standards, and examine the ease of instrument calibration and the durability of the indenter.

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Instruments

Measurement range 20-90HC, resolution 1HC, Indication Error ≤ +/- 1HC, suitable for microporous hardness of materials testing.

$ 141.00

Equipped with dedicated host computer software to realize data storage analysis, support peak mode and automatic Timing function, Measurement range 20-90HC, resolution 0.1HC, with a variety of coordinate Linear dispersion display and qualified judgment ability.

$ 399.00

The pressure spring constant linear relationship, pressure needle Travel 0-2.5 mm, measurement error +/- 1HC, can be hand-held or installed measuring frame, suitable for shoe microporous hardness of materials testing.

$ 251.00

Measurement range 0~ 100HC, error +/- 1HC, suitable for the detection of microporous materials with stress above 0.049MPa when the compression rate is 50%.

$ 157.00

Suitable for medium hard resilience, rubber or microporous materials, Measurement range 0-100HE, more suitable for thinner or curved samples, can be used with handheld or supporting bench.

$ 183.00

The pressure spring is used to achieve a constant linear relationship, the pressing needle Travel 0-2.5 mm, measurement error +/- 1HC, can be used in hand or installed on the measuring rack, suitable for the test of microporous materials for shoes.

$ 525.00

Suitable for materials with Hardness > 90HA and < 20HD, especially for thin or curved samples. Measurement modes of real-time, peak, automatic timing and average value, force retention time can be set, and data Linear dispersion analysis and qualification judgment can be carried out by the host computer software.

$ 590.00

Suitable for the determination of materials with high Hardness, Measurement range 20-90HD, Indication Error ≤ +/- 1 HD, using Dial display, easy to operate, suitable for rubber and plastic and microporous materials.

$ 162.00

Measurement accuracy up to +/- 6HL with digital dual coil probe technology, support for a variety of Hardness standard automatic conversion, with 360 ° direction automatic compensation function, can be adapted to four different Impact devices to meet diverse measurement needs.

$ 958.00

Digital probe technology implementation signal direct processing, strong anti-interference ability, Measurement accuracy +/- 12HL, built-in direction Sensor automatic compensation Impact direction error, support 8 kinds of Hardness standard automatic conversion, weight only 270 grams easy to carry.

$ 231.00

Digital display design, compact and easy to operate, Measuring accuracy, low power consumption, easy to carry, suitable for field and laboratory rapid Hardness detection.

$ 477.00

According to the Richter Hardness Measurement principle, it can perform High Accuracy detection on all metal materials, support a variety of Hardness standard conversion, Measurement range HLD 170-960, can store 600 sets of data, equipped with true color screen and USB interface.

$ 296.00

Support user material calibration function, can store 600 sets of measurement data, equipped with 3.5 inch IPS full view LCD screen, Continuous Operating Time more than 10 hours, automatic identification Probe type without recalibrating.

$ 1587.00

Split design with four Impact devices, digital dual coil probe technology to ensure +/- 6HL Measurement accuracy, automatic direction compensation to achieve 360 ° measurement, support a variety of Hardness standard automatic conversion, to meet different detection needs.

$ 335.00

Split design can be matched with a variety of Impact devices, using digital dual coil probe technology, Measurement accuracy of +/- 6HL, support 360 ° automatic direction compensation, built-in a variety of Hardness standard automatic conversion, with statistical and QC two Measurement modes.

$ 574.00

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