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The TH200 Shore A Digital Portable Hardness Tester is used for shore hardness testing. Pocket size model with integrated probe Meets DIN 53505, ASTM D 2240, ISO 7619 RS-232C data output Operating stand optional Bright & clear LCD display 300 hours continuous use with standard batteries:no cables!
The Affri Shore D (3002) Portable Hardness Tester / Durometer measures hardness using a point or a ball, that penetrates the material under spring pressure, with variable force depending on the model. A direct reading is displayed on the dial which is graduated from 0 to 100 Shore Hardness Units. Features In compliance with ISO R.868, ASTM 2240, DIN 53505, JIS K7215 specs For rubber, plastics, medical components, paper, sponge using Shore A, B, C, D, O, OO, E, M, … Read More
The Affri Shore A (3001) Portable Hardness Tester / Durometer measures hardness using a point or a ball, that penetrates the material under spring pressure, with variable force depending on the model. A direct reading is displayed on the dial which is graduated from 0 to 100 Shore Hardness Units. Features For rubber, plastics, medical components, paper, sponge using Shore A, B, C, D, O, OO, E, M, 000, 000-S scales. With slim nose to ensure exact measurement also on … Read More
The Elcometer 3120 Shore Durometer range of durometers is widely used to test the hardness of soft materials. A round point indents the material under a fixed force spring and the hardness is displayed on the dial in Shore Hardness Units. The instrument can be either hand held or fitted to an optional stand for increased repeatability. The Elcometer 3120 range of Shore Durometers encompasses a number of hardness values. Please refer to the table below.
These easy to use Elcometer 3101 Barcol Impressor – Portable Hardness Testers are ideal for testing the hardness of soft metals, plastics, fibreglass and leather. Making sure the indenter point is perpendicular to the surface being tested, the instrument is placed onto the sample and a light pressure is exerted against the instrument driving the spring-loaded indenter point into the material and the hardness reading is instantly indicated on the dial. No waiting, pre-loading or separate measurements are required.
