Buchholz Scratch Hardness Tester

The Buchholz hardness tester forms an indentation on the coating surface using an indenter and calculates the hardness value by measuring the length of the indentation. It is used to evaluate the scratch resistance of coatings and is suitable for hardness testing of surface coatings on furniture, automobiles, and other applications.
Selection
When selecting, consider the hardness range of the material to be tested, ensure the indenter size matches the sample curvature, and confirm the instrument complies with industry standards. Note the influence of ambient temperature and humidity on measurement results, and regularly calibrate the instrument's accuracy using standard blocks.

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Instruments

Hand crank type is easy to operate, load 1000g +/- 1g, scratch speed about 1mm/s, test angle 45 °, standard 6B-6H pencil, in line with a number of international standards, through the pencil Hardness grade to accurately evaluate the scratch performance of the paint film.

$ 325.00

Using digital touch screen control, the test speed is adjustable from 0-40mm/s, the load range is 0-4000g, the minimum increment is 50g, and it is equipped with a variety of weights and special scribing needles to accurately determine the film scratch resistance performance.

$ 945.00

Using electric Dial design, the scratch length can reach 60mm, the load range is 0-2000g, and the physical characteristics of the coating are characterized by the anti-penetration ability of the scribing needle.

$ 554.00

The pencil scratch method is used to test film Hardness, and the three-point contact design always guarantees a 45 ° angle, which meets the GB6379 standard and is suitable for film Hardness detection in laboratories and construction sites.

$ 138.00

Set cross-cut adhesion, film thickness and Buchholz Crowd Hardness three test functions in one, cross-cut knife 6 blade spacing 1mm/2mm, Crowd knife load 500 +/- 5g, using the destruction Measurement principle.

$ 348.00

Cedar device weight 1Kg +/- 5g, Cedar load 500 +/- 5g, reading accuracy 0.1mm, in line with international standards, easy and reliable operation.

$ 312.00

Control system using servo motor, scratch speed 254mm/min, weight free lifting, ensure that the needle parts accurately fall on the workpiece, to achieve automatic scratch and zero operation.

$ 3785.00

Using 500 +/- 5g Cedar load and 0.1mm reading accuracy, the surface performance of the material is accurately evaluated by Cedar test, which is easy to operate and meets international standards.

$ 361.00

Using 500 +/- 5g Cedar load and 0.1mm reading accuracy, the anti-indentation performance was measured by the reciprocal function of Cedar length, which was stable and easy to operate.

$ 325.00

Equipped with Φ 1mm, Φ 0.75mm, Φ 0.50mm three probes and 0-30N spring pressure, using wheel handle design, can be quickly measured in plane and curved surface, no maintenance and anti-corrosion.

$ 2054.00

Using 500g Cedar load and 30mm Cedar knife, the length of Cedar is accurately read by 20 times Microscope. The length of Cedar is inversely proportional to Hardness, and the test results can be obtained in 30 seconds with easy operation.

$ 348.00

Using 0.5mm tungsten carbide tip, the spherical test point can scratch 2000 90mm long scratches without damage after durability test, the design is comfortable and stable, and it is suitable for regular interval scratch operation in corrosion test.

$ 587.00

The scribing needle is used to act vertically on the film, the load range is adjustable from 0-2000g, the minimum increment is 50g, and the diaMeter of the steel ball is 1mm, which can accurately determine the minimum weight required to cut the paint film.

$ 444.00

Hardness of the lens surface, outstanding scratch resistance, excellent anti-fog effect, in a special working environment to maintain a clear field of vision, protection wavelength 100-400 nm ultraviolet.

$ 93.00

Steel ball diaMeter 1mm needle, load range 0-2000g, through the minimum load of the film to accurately determine the coating resistance to penetration, traverse speed 30-40mm/s to ensure the test Stability.

$ 641.00

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