SN: BH04.7206.200, 1023285, pressure capacity 10 N, with 3 digital hardness testers, Shore A, type 3130, Shore D, type 3131, Shore 00, type 3136, 3x reference elastomer block, Bareiss with calibration certificate
Hardness testing equipment is used to measure the hardness of various materials, such as metals, plastics, and ceramics. These tools are essential in quality control and material testing to ensure that products meet required standards. Common types of hardness testers include Rockwell, Brinell, and Vickers testers, each employing different methods to determine material hardness.
Consider the type of materials you will be testing, the required accuracy, and the specific hardness testing method you need (e.g., Rockwell, Brinell, Vickers). Also, check for ease of use and compatibility with your existing systems.
Use a specialized shipping service that handles delicate instruments. Ensure the equipment is well-packed and cushioned to prevent damage during transit.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the equipment, calibrating it according to the manufacturer's guidelines, and checking for any wear or damage. Keep a log of maintenance activities to ensure consistent performance.