Material Hardness Tester
Hardness can be defined as a material's resistance to indentation. Hardness testing is an important step in many industries around the world, including metals, fiberglass, plastics, and rubbers; it is often used to certify quality of materials, test repairs, and can indicate potential coating failure.
Digital Shore Hardness Durometer
PosiTector SHD
Digital Shore Hardness Durometer
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measures the indentation hardness of non-metallic materials such as soft rubbers, epoxies, plastics, and thick coatings.
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Two durometer models are available for different hardness ranges—Shore A and Shore D.
Digital Barcol Hardness Impressor
PosiTector BHI
Digital Barcol Hardness Impressor
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measures the hardness of soft metals such as aluminum, aluminum alloys, copper, brass, and other materials such as harder plastics and fiber-reinforced plastic.
Wolff-Wilborn Pencil Hardness Tester
PosiTest PT
Wolff-Wilborn Pencil Hardness Tester
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measures the hardness of coatings and films using the Pencil Hardness (Wolff-Wilborn) method in accordance with ISO 15184 and ASTM D3363.