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Shore Hardness Tester

Name: Shore Hardness Tester
Brand: CALTECH ENGINEERING SERVICES
Price: 50 INR
Availability: InStock

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Shore Hardness Tester Specification

Equipment Type
Shore Hardness Tester

Sensor Type
Spring-loaded indenter

Resolution
1 Shore unit

Protection
Protective casing for dial

Application Media
Rubber, soft plastics, elastomers, polymers

Temperature Range
Operating: 0C to 50C

Connectivity Type
Manual, no electronic connectivity

Measurement Range
0 - 100 Shore (A, D etc. as per type)

Humidity %
Up to 85%

Diameter
Flat foot: Approx. 18 mm

Capacity
For samples thickness 6 mm

Material
High-grade stainless steel & alloy

Power Supply
No external power required (manual operation)

Power Consumption
Not applicable (manual instrument)

Accuracy
1 Shore unit

Display Type
Analog dial

Range
0 - 100 Shore

Compliance
ASTM D2240, ISO 7619-1

Test Loads
Standard Shore A - 822g; Shore D - 4550g

Markings
Clear graduation with anti-glare finish

Calibration
Supplied with calibration block

Portable
Yes, handheld

Color
Silver/Black

Operation
Direct reading on sample surface

Weight
Approx. 250 grams

Indenter Type
Truncated cone (Shore A) or cylinder (Shore D type)

Shore Hardness Tester Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Supply Ability
500 Units Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Shore Hardness Tester

Shore Hardness Tester

Caltech india offers Shore Hardness Meter. This is the newest type Shore hardness meter in the market, which is used for Shore hardness testing with pocket size model and integrated probe. With RS 232 interface and can be switched off automatically. The meter screen can show hardness result, average value, max. value directly.

Standards: DIN 53505, ASTM D2240, ISO 7619, JISK 7215

Shore A is designed to measure the penetration hardness of rubber, elastomers and other rubber like substances such as neoprene, silicone, and vinyl. It can also be used for soft plastics, felt, leather and similar materials.
Shore C is designed for various foam and sponge.
Shore D is designed for plastics, Formica, Epoxies and Plexiglas.

User-Friendly Handheld Design

The Shore Hardness Tester is engineered for portability and comfort, featuring a compact, lightweight build (approx. 250 grams) and ergonomic grip. You can easily carry and operate the tester at any site, making it highly suitable for on-the-spot hardness testing during manufacturing, quality control, or inspection processes.

Reliable and Accurate Measurement

This tester delivers precise hardness readings with an accuracy of 1 Shore unit. It employs a spring-loaded indentereither truncated cone or cylinder type depending on Shore A or D scalesand an analog dial with an anti-glare finish for effortless direct readings. Calibration is simple, facilitated by the included calibration block.

Built to Withstand Demanding Conditions

Constructed from high-grade stainless steel and alloy, the tester offers durability and consistent performance across a wide temperature range (0C to 50C) and up to 85% humidity. The protective casing safeguards the dial, ensuring longevity even in challenging industrial environments.

FAQs of Shore Hardness Tester:

Q: How do I use the Shore Hardness Tester for sample measurements?

A: To use the tester, press the indenter firmly onto the flat surface of your sample (minimum thickness 6 mm) and take the direct reading from the analog dial. Ensure the surface is clean and level for accurate results.

Q: What materials can be measured with this hardness tester?

A: This tester is suitable for measuring the hardness of rubber, soft plastics, elastomers, and polymers, using Shore A or Shore D scales according to the material type.

Q: When should I calibrate the Shore Hardness Tester?

A: Calibration should be performed regularly or before critical testing, using the provided calibration block to ensure measurement accuracy.

Q: Where can I use this portable Shore Hardness Tester?

A: This handheld device can be used in laboratories, manufacturing floors, quality control departments, or on-site at client locations thanks to its portability and independence from power sources.

Q: What is the process for maintaining and caring for the tester?

A: Keep the tester clean, store it in its protective casing, avoid exposure to harsh chemicals, and periodically check calibration. Refer to the supplied instructions for detailed maintenance guidance.

Q: What are the benefits of using an analog dial with anti-glare finish?

A: The anti-glare analog dial provides clear, easy-to-read measurements in various lighting conditions and does not require batteries or external power, ensuring reliable operation anywhere.

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