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Initial Test Force: 98.07N（10kgf)
Total Test Force: 588.4N(60kgf) 980.7N(100kgf)1471N(150kgf)
Indicator Scale: C:0—100；B:30—130
Maximum Height: 210mm
Distance from Indentation Center to Machine Wall: 165mm
Hardness Tester Dimensions: 527*242*702mm
Operating Voltage: 220V/50HZ
Net Weight: 90kg
Packing list:
Electric Plastic Rockwell Hardness Tester: 1
Ball Indenter Φ3.175: 1
Ball Indenter Φ6.35: 1
Ball Indenter Φ12.7: 1
Large Flat Test Table: 1
Small Flat Test Table: 1
V-shaped Test Table: 1
Standard Plastic Rockwell Hardness Block 70-94HRE: 1
Standard Plastic Rockwell Hardness Block 100-120HRL: 1
Standard Plastic Rockwell Hardness Block 85-100HRM: 1
Standard Plastic Rockwell Hardness Block 114-125HRR: 1
Small Screwdriver: 1
Dust Cover: 1
User Manual: 1
Product Certificate: 1
Packing List: 1
Accessory Box: 1
Scope of Use:
Hardness Scale: HRE, HRL, HRM, HRR
Ball Indenter: φ3.175mm （1/8 inch）, φ6.35mm（1/4 inch）, φ12.7mm （1/2 inch）'
Initial Test Force: 98.07N (10kgf)
Total Test Force: 588.4N(60kgf) 980.7N(100kgf)
Scope of Use: 70～100HRE, 50-125HRL, 50-115HRM, 50-125HRR
Test Object: Hard plastics, hard rubber, aluminum, tin, copper, mild steel, synthetic resins, and friction materials.
Overview:
Hardness is an important indicator of a material's mechanical properties. It refers to the ability of a material to resist indentation by another object without undergoing residual deformation. Among mechanical property tests, the Rockwell hardness test is one of the simplest, fastest, and most economical methods. Because it can directly indicate hardness values, it offers the highest testing efficiency. In many cases, it can perform tasks that other mechanical property tests cannot. With the rapid development of research and industry in our country, the Rockwell hardness testing method has been widely used in national defense, scientific research, laboratories, and factory workshops.
