Overview
LD0550 Shore hardness gauge is a type A Shore hardness gauge imported by TQC in the Netherlands. It is suitable for the Hardness value of testing materials in the automotive industry, painting industry, construction, laboratory, paints, Eletroplating and other industries. The test range is 0-100HA. It is a standard type A Shore hardness gauge. The hardness gauge scale is clear, and the dial is designed with the TQC logo and applicable international standards. It has the advantages of easy portability, beautiful appearance and light weight. It is a reliable instrument for measuring the Hardness of soft materials such as coatings, plastics, rubber, etc.
Features
1. Easy to carry, beautiful appearance and light weight;
2. Clear scale, with TQC logo and applicable international standards in the middle of the dial;
3. Suitable for A-type hardness testing, the main test materials include resilience, ethylene Resin, synthetic rubber, leather, PVC, silicone, Teflon, etc.;
4. Equipped with a resistance indicator that can store the highest measurement results;
5. Measurement range 0-100, Precision 0.006;
6. Material is stainless steel and aluminum oxide, size 60 × 25 × 110mm, weight 230g.
Principle
The LD0550 Shore hardness gauge measures the Hardness of materials by the Cedar method and is suitable for soft materials such as coatings, plastics, rubber, etc. It is designed with a type A hardness gauge. The Hardness value is obtained by applying standard pressure and measuring the Cedar depth. The results can be read directly from the dial and are equipped with a resistance indicator to store the highest measurement results.
Applications
Automotive industry, painting industry, construction, laboratories, paints, Eletroplating, pharmaceuticals
Standards
DIN 53505、ISO868、ASTM D2240
Steps
1. Place the hardness gauge vertically on the surface of the material to be tested;
2. Apply standard pressure to ensure that the indenter is in full contact with the material.
3. Read the Hardness value on the dial;
4. Use the resistance indicator to record the highest measurement result.
Notice
- Ensure that the hardness gauge is placed vertically to avoid tilting affecting the Measurement accuracy;
The surface of the material to be tested should be flat, clean, and free of impurities.
- Clean the indenter after use to avoid residues affecting the next measurement;
- Regularly calibrate hardness gauge to ensure measurement accuracy;
- Avoid use in extreme temperatures or Humidity environments to prevent damage to the instrument.
