Stainless Steel Material Hardness Tester

The stainless steel hardness tester applies pressure to the surface of the sample through an indenter to form an indentation, and converts the hardness value based on the size of the indentation. It is used to evaluate the ability of stainless steel materials to resist plastic deformation, and to detect whether the material hardness meets standards in metal processing and quality control.
Selection
When selecting, consider the thickness and heat treatment state of the material being tested. Use low-load Vickers or superficial Rockwell for thin materials. Portable testers are suitable for on-site inspections, while benchtop models are ideal for laboratory use. Choose mechanical or digital models based on precision requirements. Pay attention to the compatibility between the indenter and the specimen.

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Instruments

Made of stainless steel to ensure wear resistance and corrosion resistance, 750g test load to meet a variety of international standards, equipped with a complete pencil set for accurate coating Hardness assessment.

$ 1881.00

Using 500g test load, stainless steel material wear and corrosion resistance, equipped with 8B-10H full set of pencils, can be quickly and easily coating scratch resistance test.

$ 2302.00

Equipped with 20 different Hardness pencils, covering the range of 8B to 10H, made of stainless steel, supporting 750g to 1000g load, according to Wolff Wilborn specification measurement coating scratch resistance.

$ 282.00

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

Dial design can maintain the maximum Measured value display, Measurement range 0-100 Shore, accuracy up to 1shore, made of wear and corrosion resistant stainless steel aluminum oxide material.

$ 1053.00

Hardness stainless steel material, Hardness 50~ 55HRC, accuracy up to +/- 2μm, smooth surface wear and corrosion resistance, support custom specifications, with factory test report.

$ 275.00

Imported special steel pressure needle, Hardness and long life, range 0-20HW, can directly read the Hardness value, suitable for on-site rapid testing, Stability and portability.

$ 1017.00

Impact energy 11mJ, ball head diaMeter 3mm tungsten carbide material, can measure a variety of metal hardness of materials, Che diaMeter minimum 0.35mm, suitable for conventional Hardness testing needs.

$ 154.00

Wet film thickness 18.3 microns, application width 300mm, wear and corrosion resistant stainless steel material, wire-wound process to ensure Spreader uniformity.

$ 186.00

Film Film thickness can be selected from 100μm and 150μm, accuracy up to +/- 2μm, high Hardness stainless steel material, Hardness 50~ 55HRC, wear resistance and corrosion resistance, smooth surface, support custom specifications.

$ 162.00

Hardness stainless steel material, Hardness of 50~ 55HRC, accuracy control in +/- 2 microns, with excellent wear resistance and corrosion resistance, support non-standard customization and automatic film matching.

$ 267.00

Immersion design, 2mm outflow aperture, viscosity measurement range 5~ 60cSt, stainless steel material, ASTM D4212 standard, correction factor 0.95~ 1.05.

$ 135.00

Manufactured by wire-wound process, wet film thickness 16.0μm, application width 300mm, stainless steel material to ensure durability, wire diaMeter 0.18mm to ensure Spreader uniformity.

$ 186.00

Wet film thickness 18.3μm, application width 300mm, wear-resistant corrosion-resistant stainless steel material, wire-wound process to ensure film uniformity.

$ 160.00

Film Film thickness 75μm and 100μm optional, film accuracy +/- 2μm, high Hardness stainless steel material, wear resistance and corrosion resistance, support non-standard customization.

$ 162.00

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