About Portable Hardness Tester-I
Application
Permanently assembled and installed parts.
large and heavy components in forging, tool room, foundries & Heat Treatment units.
measurement of hardness in confined spaces.
Material identification of metallic material.
surface hardened components.
Features
Large LCD Display(128X64 dot matrix) showing hardness value, Direction of impact device, hardness scale, material, test Time for average and battary icon
Direct Display of hardness in HV, HB, HRC, HRB, HRA and HS Scales.
7 types of impact devices can be attached for special application and need not to be recalibrated when changing them.
the machine identify the type of impact device automatically
Upto 600 groups (impact times:32 1) of data can be stored in internal memory of the machine.
Upper and lower limit of hardness can be preset. when the tested value exceeds the limits, alarm buzz automatically
Back light on/off facility is given by pressing key to make machine converient for use in poor light.
User Calibration function.
By Using Software, data can be transfered and saved in pc for future use.
Different types of impact devices and there uses
Impact Device D :Universal Standard Impact device use for testing majority of metallic components
Impact device DL:Testing of slender, narrow groove and extermely confirmed spaces.
Impact Device DC:Extremely short impact device for very confirmed space such as holes, cylinders etc.
Impact Device DL+15 :Slim front section with coil set back used in grooves, recessed surface like T-Slot
Impact Device C :Low impact energy device used for testing case hardened, coating and thin walledcomponents.
Impact Device G :Suitable on heavy components such as rough casting and forgings in brinell scale only.
Impact Device E :Suitable for testing super high hardness material.
Versatile Metal Hardness TestingThe Portable Hardness Tester-I offers compatibility with several hardness scales, making it suitable for a variety of metal types. Whether used on-site in the field or within the laboratory, its instant response time and broad test range (170-960 HL) deliver dependable readings. Operators can switch between measurement modes to suit differing specifications and applications, making it an adaptable choice for quality assurance.
User-Friendly and Durable DesignConstructed with high-impact ABS plastic, this tester is designed to withstand rigorous industrial use. Its compact and lightweight form factor weighs only 0.3 kilograms, ensuring easy handheld operation. Featuring a bright LCD digital display, it allows for quick result interpretation even in less-illuminated workspaces. With automated control and straightforward calibration, it significantly simplifies regular hardness evaluation.
Reliable Data Management and ConnectivityWith the ability to store up to 100 data groups, the Portable Hardness Tester-I ensures efficient record-keeping for future analysis. Data can be easily exported via USB or RS232 interface for further processing or sharing with external devices. Such features enhance productivity and traceability in both field and laboratory conditions.
FAQs of Portable Hardness Tester-I:
Q: How is the Portable Hardness Tester-I calibrated before use?
A: The Portable Hardness Tester-I includes a standard calibration block, enabling straightforward calibration to maintain measurement accuracy. Calibration should be performed before initial use or after extended periods between tests to ensure consistent reliability.
Q: What types of hardness scales does this tester measure?
A: This device supports multiple scales including Leeb (HL), Brinell (HB), Rockwell (HRC, HRB), Vickers (HV), and Shore (HS), allowing it to cater to various metal testing requirements and international standards.
Q: When should the units batteries be replaced, and what type does it use?
A: The tester operates on two 1.5VDC alkaline batteries, providing approximately 100 hours of use. Replace the batteries whenever the display dims or the unit fails to power on to ensure uninterrupted operation.
Q: Where can this hardness tester be effectively used?
A: Thanks to its compact, lightweight design and robust construction, the tester is suitable for both field and laboratory settingsmaking it ideal for on-site inspections, quality control in manufacturing, and material research.
Q: What is the process for exporting data from the device?
A: Data stored in the testers memory can be quickly exported via the USB or RS232 interface. Simply connect the device to a computer or compatible storage device using the appropriate cable to transfer and manage results.
Q: How does the hardness tester benefit routine metal testing routines?
A: Its automation, large memory capacity, and fast response time streamline the hardness measurement process. The devices digital control minimizes operator error, ensuring efficient and reliable testing for quality assurance processes.