Product Overview

The HRS-150G is a high-precision, stable performance, high-tech product with menu-driven interfaces, offering simple, intuitive, and convenient operation. The measurement device utilizes a grating displacement sensor and an ARM 32-bit chip control system to directly display the hardness value on the LCD screen, making it an electromechanical integrated hardness testing instrument. With its optimized structure and increased height, this tester has an expanded application range. The maximum height has been extended to 600mm, making it particularly suitable for measuring the Rockwell hardness of larger workpieces.

Product Introduction

1. The body is cast in high-quality iron for a sleek appearance, complemented by automotive paint treatment.

2. Designed with increased height to accommodate large and medium-sized parts.

3. Automatic control of loading, holding, and unloading forces using motors eliminates human errors associated with manual Rockwell hardness testers.

4. The measurement device employs a grating displacement sensor to display results on the LCD screen and offers settings for testing scales, test forces, indenter types, hold times, and unit conversions.

5. Built-in testing software enables a ±3HR correction to be applied to the machine.

6. Convenient control system for automatic unit conversion for all hardness scales.

7. Equipped with a wireless Bluetooth printer and data output through an RS232 port.

8. Accuracy compliant with GB/T230.2, ISO 6508-2, and ASTM E18 standards.

Application Range

1. Widely used for determining the Rockwell hardness of ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, and non-metallic materials.

2. Primarily employed for measuring the Rockwell hardness of heat-treated materials.

3. Hard alloys, carburized steel, quenched steel, surface quenched steel, hardened cast iron, aluminum alloys, copper alloys, malleable castings, mild steel, tempered steel, annealed steel, bearings, and other materials.

Technical Specifications

Standard Configuration Of Accessories

The above is the standard configuration. Actual products are subject to physical objects.