HB-1 portable Brinell hardness tester

(Equipped with spring, lifted and rebounded onto the workpiece to achieve indentation)

This hardness tester is a measuring instrument that uses dynamic testing force to determine the Brinell hardness value of metals. Its principle is to use the impact generated by the elastic force of the spring to make the steel ball indenter press into the surface of the tested sample to obtain an indentation. The Brinell hardness value is determined based on the diameter of the indentation, and the Brinell hardness of black metals with an elastic modulus approximately equal to 2x10MPa is measured.

Measurement range: 100-400HBS, impact energy: 0.5 kgf/m,

External dimensions: (diameter x length) 55 x 370 millimeters, weight: approximately 3 kilograms.

Standard attachment: 1 standard Brinell hardness block and 1 reading microscope 20x.