Touch Screen Brinell Rockwell Vickers Multifunction Hardness Tester HBRVS-187.5

Touch Screen Brinell Rockwell Vickers Multifunction Hardness Tester HBRVS-187.5

Main Features:

● The IQUALITROL HBRVS-187.5 is a weight-loaded digital multifunctional hardness tester with three hardness test functions: Brinell, Rockwell and Vickers;

● Optimized mechanical structure and diamond-shaped appearance design;

● The test process is automated, the hardness value displays on touch screen, and there is no human error;

● It uses an ARM high-speed processor and a 5.6-inch LCD touch screen, and the interface is easy to operate.

● Touch screen displays the current test scale, test force, dwell time, hardness conversion value, indenter type, etc.;

● It has software calibration function; the indenter is dynamically displayed during loading and unloading, and the test status is observed in real time;

● Equipped with USB and RS232 data interfaces, which is convenient for users to process data;

● It has the function of storing data in the database, and the test data is stored synchronously and can be exported;

● Equipped with a micro printer, which can directly print the hardness test results;

● Optional computer system for data upload and intelligent control operations;

● The accuracy complies with GB/T230.2, GB/T231.2, GB/T4340.2; ISO6508-2, ISO6506-2, ISO6507-2, and American ASTM E18, ASTME10, ASTM E92.

Technical Specifications:

Main Accessories:

Application Range:

Brinell Hardness Test

● Determine the Brinell hardness of ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals and other materials;

● Determine the Brinell hardness of bearing alloy materials such as lead-based alloys, babbitt alloys, tin-bismuth alloys, etc.;

● Determine the Brinell hardness of certain non-metallic materials such as hard plastics and bakelite;

● Determine the Brinell hardness of parts produced by casting, forging, rolling and other processes.

Rockwell Hardness Test

● Determine the Rockwell hardness of ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals and other materials;

● Determine the Rockwell hardness of high-hardness alloy materials such as cemented carbide;

● Determine the Rockwell hardness of heat-treated materials such as quenching and tempering;

● Determine the Rockwell hardness of certain non-metallic materials such as plastics and bakelite.

Vickers Hardness Test

● Measure the Vickers hardness of ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, surface coatings, laminated metals, etc.;

● Measure the Vickers hardness of cemented carbide, glass, ceramics, agate, gemstones, etc.;

● Measure the depth and gradient of the carburized layer, nitrided layer, etc. and the quenching hardened layer;

● Measure the Vickers hardness of small parts such as thin plates and sheets.