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Bench hardness testers
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Analog Rockwell Hardness Tester NOVOTEST TS-R
$2,500.00This Rockwell hardness tester utilizes the Rockwell method, measuring metal hardness based on resistance to indentation. Reliable and easy to use, device supports three hardness scales (HRA, HRB, HRC) with loads of 60, 100, and 150 kgf. It features two typу indenters: diamond indenter and hard-alloy ball tips.
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Rockwell Hardness Tester NOVOTEST TS-R-C
$6,500.00The digital Rockwell hardness tester uses the direct Rockwell method. It is suitable for measuring the hardness of various materials, including hardened and surface-hardened steel, tempered steel, casted and forged parts, hard alloy steel, aluminum alloys, bearing steel, and carbonized steel sheets.
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Superficial-Rockwell Hardness Tester NOVOTEST TS-SR-C
$6,500.00The digital superficial Rockwell hardness tester is a high-performance device with a large digital display, user-friendly controls, and advanced features for selecting scales, saving, and processing results, making it a standout in its class.
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Micro-Vickers Hardness Tester NOVOTEST TS-MCV
$5,900.00The digital Micro-Vickers hardness tester, compliant with ISO and ASTM standards, is designed for precise hardness testing of materials such as carburized layers, ceramics, metals, coatings, and thin or small objects where other testers cannot be used.
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Brinell Hardness Tester NOVOTEST TS-B-C1
$7,900.00The digital Brinell hardness tester is a high-tech, bench-top device that combines optical, mechanical, and digital technologies for automated Brinell hardness testing, offering direct measurement viewing and exceptional reliability.
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Brinell Hardness Tester NOVOTEST TS-B-C2
$11,500.00The digital Brinell hardness tester is an advanced, versatile bench-top device for precise testing of alloys, hardened steel, and soft metals. Device equipped with an electron microscope that allows user to calculate hardness values automatically.
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Brinell, Rockwell, Vickers Hardness tester NOVOTEST TS-BRV
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Digital Brinell, Rockwell, Vickers Hardness Tester NOVOTEST TS-BRV-C
$10,500.00The digital Brinell, Rockwell, Vickers Hardness Tester is a fully automated device that ensures high accuracy and eliminates human error, supporting three test methods and various scales. Equipped with a precision optical microscope, large LCD screen, and PC connectivity, it offers fast and convenient operation without manual tables.
Bench Hardness Testers: Overview, Types, and How to Choose
Bench hardness testers are crucial for measuring the hardness of materials, which significantly impacts their mechanical performance and durability. Known for their accuracy and reliability, these testers are commonly used in laboratories and industrial environments. Unlike portable testers, bench models provide stable and repeatable results that adhere to standardized hardness testing methods.Advantages of Bench Hardness Testers
- High Measurement Accuracy. Bench hardness testers are crafted for unparalleled accuracy, making them essential for meeting international standards. They empower quality control processes by delivering trustworthy data, ensuring every product meets the highest expectations. With these testers, you can trust that your materials will perform reliably and consistently!
- Wide Application Range. These devices are suitable for testing various materials, including metals, alloys, and composites, accommodating different hardness scales.
- Durability and Reliability. Engineered with durable components, metal hardness testing equipment is designed to deliver exceptional performance over the long haul, even in the most demanding environments. Built to endure heavy usage, these reliable tools are your go-to solution for rigorous testing needs!
- Automation and Integration. Modern bench hardness testers now feature automated functions that integrate seamlessly into production workflows, enhancing overall efficiency.
Limitations Compared to Portable Hardness Testers
- Size and Weight. Their bulky design makes them stationary and less versatile compared to portable options.
- Complex Operation. Bench testers require trained personnel and precise sample preparation, which may slow testing processes.
- Limited Mobility. Designed for laboratory use, these testers are unsuitable for on-site applications.
Types of Bench Hardness Testers
Rockwell Hardness Testers
Rockwell testers offer fast, accurate measurements with an easy-to-read scale! They’re steel hardness testing machines for metals, making them perfect for the automotive and construction industries.Brinell Hardness Testers
Brinell testers utilize a large indenter, making them suitable for materials with coarse structures, such as castings and forgings. These testers are familiar in foundries and heavy machinery production.Vickers Hardness Testers
Vickers testers, featuring a diamond-shaped indenter, provide accurate measurements for thin materials and coatings, making them essential tools in metallurgical labs and research institutions!Microhardness Testers
These incredible instruments are designed to examine tiny samples like films and microstructures. They are crucial in advancing electronics, medical devices, and materials science!How to Choose a Bench Hardness Tester
Selecting the correct bench hardness tester depends on several factors:- Material Type. Consider the hardness range and structure of the material to determine the appropriate testing method.
- Testing Method. Choose between Rockwell, Brinell, Vickers, or material hardness testing machine based on the application requirements.
- Operational Environment. Evaluate the laboratory setup, available space, and integration capabilities with existing workflows.
- Sample Size and Shape. Ensure the tester can effectively accommodate large, irregularly shaped, or small precision samples.
- Automation Features. Opt for advanced models with automated functionalities to enhance productivity and accuracy.