Heavy Duty Brinell Hardness Tester HB-3000D with Motorized Loading Control

Heavy Duty Brinell Hardness Tester HB-3000D with Motorized Loading Control

Technical Specification:

Main Features:

● The test force mechanism designed by applying Pascal's law, stable and impact-free, effectively meeting the requirements of the Brinell hardness test method;

● The test force mechanism, pressure sensor and Brinell spindle indenter are directly connected to form the Brinell hardness test head technology-bistable direct-drive hardness tester loading unit;

● Adopting ARM high-speed processor, fully automatic closed-loop pressure sensor control system, electronic control of loading and unloading test force, high force accuracy;

● Cast iron shell, solid structure, good rigidity, reliable, durable, high test efficiency;

● LCD touch screen, reading microscope under the machine, manual input indentation diameter to display hardness value;

● Test force loading-dwell-unloading is fully automatic, and the loading and unloading process dynamically displays the time-force value curve;

● The screen can display test force, indentation length, dwell time, number of measurements, etc.;

● 12 Brinell scales; 10 levels of test force, force range: 62.5kgf-3000kgf;

● The measuring stroke is large, and the distance from the center of the indenter to the machine wall is wide, which is suitable for measuring large workpieces;

● Supports various hardness value conversions;

● Support data storing in the database, and the test data can be stored synchronously and exported;

● Equipped with USB and RS232 interfaces, which is convenient for users to process data;

● Optional portable Brinell image measurement system;

● The accuracy meets GB/T231.2, ISO6506-2 and American ASTM E10.

Scope of application:

● Determine the Brinell hardness of ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals and other materials;

● Determine the Brinell hardness of bearing alloy materials such as lead-based alloys, babbitt alloys, tin-bismuth alloys;

● Determine the Brinell hardness of certain non-metallic materials such as hard plastics and bakelite;

● Determine the Brinell hardness of parts produced by casting, forging, rolling and other processes.