Introduction of Handheld Brinell Hardness Tester

Performance characteristics of hand-held brinell hardness tester

• Stable load, determined by pin shear force of 1580kg, independent of operator
• High repeatability, comparable to desktop computers
• Low requirements for sample surface
• Low requirements for sample shape and size
• Wide test range
• Simple operation
• It can be used with e-brio indentation automatic scanning system, making indentation reading more accurate and convenient

Technical parameters of hand-held brinell hardness tester

• How it works: ernst's patented clip-and-pin method
• Load: 1580 kg
• Test range: 100-700hb
• Standard scale: hb30-n /mm2-kg/mm2 (table lookup)
• Minimum measuring diameter: 30mm
• Minimum working area: 10×10mm
• Clamping thickness: ≤150mm
• Reading: optical eyepiece measurement
• Magnifying glass: 8x (20x, 40x and e-brio optional)
• Indication error: in accordance with GB/T231.2 and ISO 6506-2
• Repeatability error of indication: in accordance with GB/T231.2 and ISO 6506-2
• Weight of gripper: 3.6kg
• Total weight: 6.8 kg
• Package size: 430×270×100mm

Standard configuration for hand-held brinell hardness tester

• Head
• Pliers for static testing
• Type B impact apparatus (including dynamic impact test apparatus)
• 8x magnifying glass
• Flat anvil with diameter of 20mm
• Flat anvil with diameter of 40mm
• V-shaped anvil for testing cylindrical parts
• 250 verification pins
• Operation manual and hardness comparison table