Model Overview

The HBRVS-187.5 digital Brinell hardness tester has a novel appearance, complete functions, convenient operation, clear and intuitive display, and stable performance. It is a high-tech product that integrates light, machine, and electricity. It can perform Brinell, Rockwell, and Vickers hardness tests and has multi-level testing capabilities, which can meet various hardness testing needs. It has the characteristics of high testing accuracy, simple operation, high sensitivity, convenient use, and stable indication. Equipped with a built-in printer and optional RS232 data cable, it can be connected to the computer through a super terminal to export measurement reports.

Product features

1. The body of the product is formed in one go through a casting process and has undergone long-term aging treatment. Compared to the splicing process, long-term use has minimal deformation and can effectively adapt to various harsh environments;

2. Automotive paint, with high quality and strong scratch resistance, remains shiny and new after years of use;

3. Ready to use upon startup, no need to install weights;

4. Adopting a large touchscreen LCD display interface, the display content is rich and the operation is convenient;

5. Equipped with three testing methods: Brinell, Rockwell, and Vickers, with multiple levels of testing force, it can meet various hardness testing requirements;

6. The hardness values of various scales can be converted to each other through measurement;

7. The electronic closed-loop control applies the test force with an accuracy of 5 ‰. The force value sensor controls the test force, fully realizing the automated operation of applying, maintaining, and removing the test force;

8. The body is equipped with a microscope and a high-definition micro optical system, which makes the observation readings clearer and reduces errors;

9. Equipped with a built-in micro printer and the option to purchase an RS232 data cable to connect to the computer through a super terminal, exporting measurement reports.

Application scope

Measure the Brinell, Vickers, and Rockwell hardness of black metals, non-ferrous metal hard alloys, and non-metals.

Widely applicable and widely used for measuring:

a. Brinell hardness of castings, annealed steel, normalized steel, non-ferrous metals, and soft alloys;

b. Rockwell hardness of heat treated materials such as quenching and tempering;

c. Vickers hardness of nitrided layers, ceramics, thin sheets, metal sheets, electroplated coatings, and small parts.

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