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Hydraulic Brinell Hardness Tester

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Hydraulic Brinell Hardness Tester Specification

Frequency
50 Hz

Max Height
380 mm (Vertical Clearance)

Hardness
Brinell

Interface Type
Manual, No Digital Interface

Equipment Type
Brinell Hardness Tester

Features
Robust construction, reliable hydraulic loading, user friendly operation

Specimen Size
Up to 380 mm height x 230 mm depth

Operating Voltage
230 V AC

Number of Specimens
Single Specimen Test

Application
Metallurgical, foundries, forging industry, and quality control labs

Power Supply
230 V, 50 Hz, Single Phase

Humidity
Up to 90% RH, non-condensing

Mounting Type
Table Top

Resolution
0.1 HBW

Temperature
10C to 40C

Port Size
Standard 10 mm

Measuring Range
8-650 HBW

Test Range
8-650 HBW

Automation Grade
Manual

Display Type
Analog Dial/Scale

Response Time
Instantaneous

Accuracy
1% of reading

Usage
Brinell Hardness Measurement

Capacity
Up to 3000 kgf

Machine Weight
Approx. 100 kg

Test Speed
Adjustable

Test Width
up to 150 mm

Test Stroke
100 mm

Control Mode
Manual Hydraulic

Base Size
220 x 460 mm

Frame Material
Cast Iron

Scale Graduation
0.5 mm

Safety Features
Overload protection, non-return valve

Indenter Type
10 mm Hard Alloy Ball

Test Force Settings
500, 750, 1000, 1500 and 3000 kgf

Color
Blue/Gray

Operating Mechanism
Hand Lever Operated

Finish
Powder Coated, Anti-corrosive

Certified Standards
IS 2281, ASTM E10, BS 240, JIS Z2243

Oil Reservoir Type
Built-in Tank

Hydraulic Brinell Hardness Tester Trade Information

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID), Cheque, Cash Advance (CA)

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Product details

Opening Dimension	350mm ( Height) * 100mm (Throat depth)
Display Type	Analog
Test Range	32 to 650HBW
Test Force	3000kgf, 000 kgf, 750 kgf, 500 kgf optional
Parameter	HBW
Test Force Error	1%
Test Ball	10mm Carbide test ball. 5mm optional

Precision and Durability for Metallurgical Needs

This Brinell Hardness Tester stands out for its robust construction and precise hydraulic loading system. Designed for consistent performance in metallurgical environments, the machine adapts to various test forces and is built with a cast iron frame, providing stability during operations. The powder-coated, anti-corrosive finish ensures longevity, even in challenging industrial settings.

User-Friendly Operation and Safety Assured

Operation is straightforward using the manual hand lever and analog dial. Safety features like overload protection and a non-return valve safeguard both user and device. Adjustable test speed and an ergonomic table-top design make it suitable for quality control tasks, with minimal training required for effective usage.

Standards-Compliant and Versatile Application

The tester complies with internationally recognized standards (IS 2281, ASTM E10, BS 240, JIS Z2243), ensuring trustworthy results. Its versatility allows for testing a broad spectrum of specimensup to 380 mm in height and 230 mm in depthcatering to the needs of foundries, forging units, and research laboratories.

FAQs of Hydraulic Brinell Hardness Tester:

Q: How does the Hydraulic Brinell Hardness Tester operate?

A: The tester functions through a manual hydraulic system, activated by a hand lever. This mechanism applies selected test forces ranging from 500 to 3000 kgf onto the specimen using a 10 mm hard alloy ball indenter. The reading is displayed instantly via an analog dial/scale.

Q: What are the main safety features incorporated in this hardness tester?

A: To ensure safe operation, the machine is equipped with overload protection and a non-return valve. These features help prevent mechanical damage and ensure stable, reliable test results.

Q: When is it best to use this tester in an industrial environment?

A: This hardness tester is ideal for metallurgical labs, foundries, and forging industries where high-accuracy Brinell hardness measurements are required on metal specimens of various sizes and strengths.

Q: Where can the Brinell Hardness Tester be installed?

A: With its table top mounting and compact base size, this tester can be installed in laboratories, quality control rooms, or production facilitiesanywhere a sturdy, flat surface is available.

Q: What is the process for conducting a hardness test using this equipment?

A: Place the specimen on the base, select the desired test force, and use the hand lever to apply pressure via the hydraulic mechanism. The indentation is measured on the analog dial or scale, providing an accurate HBW (Brinell Hardness Number) reading instantly.

Q: What are the primary benefits of using this manual hydraulic Brinell tester?

A: It offers high precision, a wide testing range (8-650 HBW), robust construction for long-term durability, and minimal maintenance requirements. The anti-corrosive finish and safety features further enhance operational reliability, making it a cost-effective choice for industries.

Q: Can the tester accommodate large specimens or only small samples?

A: The equipment is designed for versatility, handling single specimens up to 380 mm in height and 230 mm in depth, making it suitable for a variety of part sizes encountered in industrial applications.

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