MIC 10 DL
Hardness tests are always an issue and here we can fall back on the MIC 10.
We are using an UCI (Ultrasonic Contact Impedance)
- Hardness testing on site according to the UCI method (Ultrasonic Contact Impedance)
- Standardized according to ASTM A 1038
- Probes with test loads from 1 N (HV 0.1) and 98 N (HV 10)
- Automatic conversion into different hardness scales and tensile strength (only 98 N-probe)
- Display of individual values or averages of a series of tests
- Data logger versions with internal data storage for data and device settings
Test Methods:
Hardness testing with Vickers indenter (126° diamond pyramid), evaluation of the test indentation under load.
PCE-HT200
With this tester, the hardness of rubber can be determined. The accuracy is 0.1 hardness units.
- Can be used both mobile and stationary
- Compliance with all current standards of hardness tests
- Holds the maximum value (peak hold)
- Suitable for single and series measurements
- Data transfer to PC or laptop possible
Technical Data
- Measuring Range: 0 … 100
- Resolution: 0,1 Hardness – Grade
- Accuracy: ±1 Hardness – Grade
- Displayable values: Current hardness, maximum value, average value (maximum value is kept)
- PC-Interface: RS-232
- Data cable: Optional assembly
- Further functions: Auto shut-off, low battery display
- Power supply: 3 x Batterie 1,25 V (V357)
- Battery life span: ca. 300 h
- Operating temperature: 0 … +40 °C
- Dimensions: 168 x 31 x 30 mm
- Weight: 145 g
Krautkramer TIV Hardness Tester
Using a special lens, the innovative TIV method (Through Indenter Viewing) uses a direct optical evaluation of the diamond according to Vickers indentation under load. The image of the impression is transmitted to the display device and is evaluated automatically.
- Hardness testing according to Vickers under test load
- Look through the Vickers diamond using a special optical system and a CCD camera
- Direct control and evaluation of the quality of the measured value by checking the impression on the color screen
- Fully automatic evaluation of the diamond indentation and immediate determination of the diagonal lengths
- Independent of the test direction and the material of the specimen
- Measuring range is from 30 HV up to over 1000 HV (depending on probe)
Technical Data:
Base Instrument
- Weight: ca. 1400g (incl. battery pack)
- Display: 14,5cm TFT, 240×320 Pixel
Probe
- Housing: VA, Aluminium
- Weight: ca. 630g
- Protection: IP 42
Interface
- RS-232: bidirectional, 9-pol. Sub-D
- Ethernet: 10MBit/s
- Special Cable Connector: 20-pol. AMP 050
- Power Supply: Low voltage socket 12V 2A
Evaluation
- Measuring Methods: TIV (Through-Indenter-Viewing) with Vickers Diamond
- Penetration Method: Diamond Pyramid according to Vickers, Roof Angel 136°
- Measuring Tolerance: ±3,6% maximum deviation of the average from 5 measurements from nominal value of the best block. (for measurements at room temperature)
- Span: 5% maximal (200 … 900 HV), depending on the material, surface and temperature
- Statistic: Average, Span, Standard deviation, Min., Max., Process Capacity Index
- Conversion: According to DIN 50150, ASTM E140
- Conversion Scales: HV, HB, HRB, HRC, HS, N/mm2