Vickers Hardness Tester (VHT-Series with Vidas 2.0)

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Vickers Hardness Tester (VHT-Series with Vidas 2.0)

Name: Vickers Hardness Tester (VHT-Series with Vidas 2.0)
Brand: OM ENGINEERING INSTRUMENTS
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Vickers Hardness Tester (VHT-Series with Vidas 2.0) Specification

Number of Specimens
Single specimen capacity

Measuring Range
5-3000 HV

Automation Grade
Semi-automatic

Port Size
Standard specimen port

Accuracy
±1.5%

Frequency
50-60 Hz

Specimen Size
Height ≤ 60 mm, width ≤ 130 mm

Hardness
Vickers (5-3000 HV)

Max Height
60 mm

Humidity
≤80%

Response Time
<2 seconds

Display Type
Touch screen LCD

Features
Automatic loading/unloading; Microhardness analysis with Vidas 2.0 software

Temperature
10°C ~ 40°C

Application
Suitable for thin sheet, surface/carburized, coating and micro components

Test Range
5-3000 HV

Mounting Type
Bench-top

Operating Voltage
AC220V±5%

Equipment Type
Vickers Hardness Tester

Dimension (L*W*H)
585X200X630 Millimeter (mm)

Power Supply
AC220V±5% 50-60Hz

Resolution
0.1 HV

Interface Type
USB, RS-232

Usage
Laboratory, metallurgical, R&D

Capacity
Standard, 1 specimen per test

Machine Weight
42 Kilograms (kg)

Test Speed
Automatic, adjustable

Test Width
Maximum 130 mm

Test Stroke
0 ~ 60 mm

Control Mode
Touch screen control via Vidas 2.0 software

Vickers Hardness Tester (VHT-Series with Vidas 2.0) Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Number

Supply Ability
1 Number Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Week

Main Export Market(s)
Asia, Australia, Central America, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Vickers Hardness Tester (VHT-Series with Vidas 2.0)

Features

MANUAL EYEPIECE :Equipped with 10x Manual Eyepiece to measure the length of diagonal. The hardness value can be displayed directly on LCD screen by entering the indentation diagonal length.

CAMERA PORT :Machine equipped with dual optical channel, one optical channel for 10X eyepiece and another optical channel is for camera by which machine can be upgraded into computerized model. Both optical channel works simultaneously.

ILLUMINATION SYSTEM :Halogen illumination unit gives very clear images and can be also used as a simple microscope. Halogen illumination unit enter stand by mode after a certain period of inactivity which gives it a long service life and low power consumption.

TURRET MECHANISM :Equipped with manual turret mechanism. The position of the indentor and objective lens can be switched manually.

LCD Screen :80X25mm LCD Screen can visually display the hardness value, conversion hardness, test force and dwell time.

TEST FORCE :Wide range of test force can be selected with external force selection knob. The test force is automatically displayed on the 80X25mm LCD Screen.

EMERGENCY SWITCH :Equipped with emergency stop switch.

Advanced Touchscreen Control and Automated Testing

With the Vidas 2.0 software and intuitive touch screen LCD, operating the Vickers Hardness Tester is effortless. Motorized, automatic loading and adjustable test speed guarantee consistent results, while automatic data capture eliminates manual errors. The user interface supports multiple languages, making the tester versatile for diverse laboratory environments.

Precision Optics and Versatile Testing Range

This tester employs high-resolution opticswith 10x and 40x magnification and an integrated camerafor clear observation of micro-indents. Its selectable test forces (10g1000g) and wide measurement range (53000 HV) enable rigorous analysis of a variety of materials, including thin sheets, coatings, and surface-treated specimens.

Comprehensive Digital Analysis and Reporting

Harness the power of Vidas 2.0s advanced analysis tools and data management features. Acquire, analyze, and export digital reports seamlessly through USB or RS-232 interfaces. Automatic hardness calculation and efficient test result management optimize workflow for laboratories and research facilities.

FAQs of Vickers Hardness Tester (VHT-Series with Vidas 2.0):

Q: How do I operate the VHT-Series Vickers Hardness Tester with Vidas 2.0 software?

A: Operation begins by placing the specimen in the port (max height 60 mm, width 130 mm). Then, select the test force, objective lens (10x or 40x), and start the test via the touch screen interface. Vidas 2.0 controls all automated loading and measurement steps, processes the optical data, and generates digital reports.

Q: What types of materials and specimens can this tester measure?

A: The VHT-Series is suitable for testing thin sheets, coatings, carburized surfaces, and micro components. It accommodates specimens up to 60 mm in height and 130 mm in width, making it ideal for metallurgical labs, material research, and R&D environments.

Q: When is using this Vickers Hardness Tester most beneficial?

A: This tester is especially beneficial when precise microhardness measurements are needed, such as evaluating surface treatments, coatings, and delicate components. Its accuracy and automation ensure reliable results for both routine quality control and advanced research.

Q: Where can I export and utilize the test results?

A: Test results are stored digitally and can be exported through USB or RS-232 ports. Reports are compatible with standard laboratory data management systems and can be used for quality assurance, research documentation, or production records.

Q: What is the process for selecting test forces and analyzing results?

A: Select the required test force (from 10g to 1000g) directly on the touch screen prior to testing. The software manages force application and measures the indent automatically. Analysis is conducted via the integrated camera, and results are automatically calculated and displayed on the LCD.

Q: How does the equipment ensure measurement accuracy?

A: The VHT-Series is engineered for accuracy within 1.5%. It features motorized automatic loading, high-resolution optics, and Vidas 2.0 software to control all variables, minimizing user error and environmental influence.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this hardness tester in the laboratory?

A: Key benefits include rapid, automated testing, high-resolution imaging, digital data output, and compliance with EN, ASTM, and ISO standards. The intuitive user interface and advanced analytics streamline workflows and improve the reliability of hardness measurements.