All-Angle Hardness Tester

The full-angle hardness tester measures the hardness value by converting the indentation depth or diameter when an indenter presses into the material surface at different angles. It is used to detect the hardness of curved or irregular surface materials and evaluate the compressive resistance of materials in industries such as coatings, plastics, and rubber.
Selection
Select the corresponding range based on the hardness range of the material being tested; consider the sample shape to match the measurement angle; confirm the compatibility of the indenter type with the material; check that the instrument accuracy meets testing requirements; ensure that ease of operation and environmental adaptability comply with usage conditions.

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Instruments

The three-point contact structure is used to ensure stable sliding, the test angle is fixed at 45 °, and the 500/750/1000g adjustable load is equipped. The coating Hardness is accurately judged by the scratch depth of different Hardness pencils.

$ 136.00

The three-point contact design ensures that the pencil and the test surface always maintain a 45 ° angle, the standard 6B-6H pencil covers the complete Hardness range, the mechanical structure is easy and reliable to operate, and it is suitable for a variety of coating hardness testing needs.

$ 146.00

Three-point contact design ensures 45 ° stability testing angle, equipped with 6B-6H pencil and 500g to 1000g adjustable load, manual push to achieve accurate film Hardness identification.

$ 162.00

The 45 ° fixed angle design is adopted to ensure that the cylindrical pencil lead maintains a constant angle and pressure, the load is 500g, the error is +/- 10g, and the coating Hardness level is determined by the minimum Hardness value pencil trace.

$ 162.00

It adopts 45 ° fixed angle design, loads 1000g +/- 10g, and evaluates Hardness by scratching coatings with different Hardness pencils, which is easy to operate and accurate.

$ 162.00

Using 45 degree test angle to ensure accurate measurement, equipped with 500g, 750g and 1000g multiple load options to adapt to different Hardness requirements, with reset function and adjustable travel distance 0-90mm, easy and efficient operation.

$ 977.00

Adopt four-link mechanism to ensure a constant 45 ° test angle, equipped with 500/750/1000g adjustable load, accurately determine film Hardness through different Hardness pencil scratches, meeting standard test Environmental requirements.

$ 307.00

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

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

Using 45 ° fixed angle design, ensure that the cylindrical pencil lead scratches the coating with constant pressure, the load is 750g, the error is +/- 10g, and the coating grade is determined by the minimum trace Hardness value.

$ 162.00

The 45 ° fixed angle design ensures precise application of 1000g constant pressure, coating marks are evaluated by 13 different Hardness pencil systems, and the four-link mechanism ensures test Stability.

$ 396.00

Using two-wheel and refill three-point contact structure, refill and test surface to maintain an angle of 45 degrees, equipped with 1000g weight, by pushing the Tester to accurately determine the film Hardness value, easy and reliable operation.

$ 164.00

The three-point contact design ensures a 45-degree test angle and provides a 500/750/1000g three-speed load for rapid determination of coating Hardness and is suitable for laboratory and field environments.

$ 143.00

Using two-wheel three-point contact structure, refill and test surface to maintain an angle of 45 degrees, equipped with 500g weight load, by pushing the Tester can accurately determine the film Hardness value.

$ 154.00

Using two-wheel and refill three-point contact design, refill and test surface to maintain an angle of 45 degrees, equipped with 750g weight load, by pushing the Tester can accurately determine the film Hardness value, easy and reliable operation.

$ 154.00

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