Barcol Impressor Barcol Hardness Tester HB HV HW Hardness Tester 100Hba

Application:

It is mainly used in aluminum processing industry, testing pure aluminum, soft aluminum, thick aluminum alloy, aluminum strip, aluminum rod, aluminum castings, aluminum forgings and aluminum alloy products. Also, it can be used for glass steel industry.

Features:

* A digital indentation hardness tester, is the latest design and development of our company.

* It is characterized in that provided with a balance positioning, a digital display of hardness value, and a non disassembly calibration and adjusting.

* It is with good stability, convenient calibration, and high accuracy of detection.

* Small in size, portable. Single hand operation, easy to use. Can be used in any occasion as long as the hand can reach.

* Wide test range, can test from very soft pure aluminum to a particularly hard aluminum alloy. effective test range equivalent to the Brinell Hardness of 25~150HB.

* No need to be supported. Just test on one side of the sample with the hardness tester, no need to be supported. It is suitable for the test of large and extra thick workpiece.

* With the maximum hold function, recording the maximum hardness value during measurements.

* Can be used for measuring not only Barcol Hardness, but also Brinell Hardness (HB), Vickers Hardness (HV), Webster Hardness (HW), Rockwell Hardness (HRB/HRE/HRF/HRH).

* With the function of calculating the average value, can calculate the average value of the 29 sets of data at most.

* Provide Bluetooth data output choice.

Model	BAIM-2002
Range	0~100Hba, Amount to 25~135HBW
Resolution	0.1HBa
Indication Error	81~88HBa ±1HBa
Indication Error	42~48HBa ±2Hba
Repeatability Error	81~88HBa ±1.5HBa
Repeatability Error	42~48HBa ±2.5HBa
Brinell Hardness	√
Vickers Hardness	√
Webster Hardness	√
Rockwell hardness	√
Maximum Hold	√
Average Calculation	√
Operating Condition	Temperature: 0~50°C
Operating Condition	Humidity: <80%RH
Power Supply	2 x 1.5 V AAA (UM-4) Battery
Weight	390g (Not Including Batteries)