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Model: HP
Tình trạng: Còn hàng
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Hardness tester

Round, clearly arranged and antiglare scales.

The scales graduation is 0-100 Shore, divided in 100 units. The entire chassis of HP is made of aluminum which provides light weight and durability.

Bareiss has built the evergreen of hardness testers in a nearly unchanged design since 1954.

Bareiss HP Series is available in different Shore and non-Shore  scales and with the possibility of customized pressser foot to suit different requirements.

Test Method

Shore A / A0 /  B / 0 / C / D / D0 / 00 / 000 / 000S / E / L/c / weitere Messmethoden auf Anfrage

Standards

DIN ISO 7619 / DIN EN ISO 868 / NF EN ISO 868 / ASTM D 2240 / SRIS 0101

  • BS 61 II test stand
  • The Bareiss test stand is determined for series of measurements and serves for picking up the manual  hardness testers acc. to Shore – both, mechanical  and digital types. The pick-up device of the test stand allows a quick and easy clamping of the hardness tester.
  • Fig.: BS 61 II test stand in
    connection with the HPE II

Check device for HP and HPE II

In compliance with ISO 9000 the user is  obliged to a regular control of his measuring equipment. With the check device the accuracy of Shore hardness testers is controlled. It allows a quick control of the spring force in steps by ten for the measuring ranges Shore A/B/0/C/D/DO and L, L/c.

DIN 53 505, EN ISO 868, NF EN ISO 868, ASTM D2240, JIS K 6253.

HPE II

Reference plates Shore

Standard rubber blocks are used to ensure the metrological capability of the measuring device acc. to Shore during the frequency of recalibration. The rubber blocks are embedded in a  holder made of stainless steel.

Scope of delivery:
single, 3, 5 or 6 plates including DAkkS/DKD calibration certificate

Control ring Shore

Control of the measuring distance with DAkkS/DKD / WKS Certificate

  • 20 Shore
  • 40 Shore
  • 60 Shore
  • 80 Shore

DAkkS/DKD calibration certificate

When a measuring instrument is being calibrated, the given deviation is determined by various measurements versus standard references. A calibration certificate is then issued indicating the measuring results and the corresponding measurement uncertainties and the instrument is marked as calibrated.

All documents together with the calibration certificate provide traceability of national standards.