Magnetic Brinell Rockwell Hardness Tester

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Magnetic Brinell Rockwell Hardness Tester Specification

Hardness
Brinell & Rockwell Scales

Number of Specimens
Single Specimen

Equipment Type
Magnetic Brinell Rockwell Hardness Tester

Frequency
50Hz

Display Type
Analog Dial / Pointer

Application
For testing hardness of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, including large or heavy workpieces

Automation Grade
Manual

Test Range
Brinell: 8650 HBW, Rockwell: 2088 HRA, 20100 HRB, 2070 HRC

Operating Voltage
220V AC

Response Time
Immediate

Interface Type
Manual

Humidity
85% RH

Resolution
0.1 HR / HB

Features
Portable, Magnetic Base, Dual Scale (Brinell & Rockwell), Robust Construction

Power Supply
AC 220V, 50Hz

Accuracy
1% of test load

Mounting Type
Magnetic/Portable

Specimen Size
Up to 200 mm diameter

Measuring Range
8650 HB (Brinell), 2070 HR (Rockwell)

Max Height
Approx. 350 mm

Temperature
10C35C

Port Size
Standard

Usage
Industrial Hardness Testing

Capacity
Max Load 3000 kgf

Machine Weight
Approx. 50 kg

Test Speed
Standard

Test Width
Up to 200 mm

Test Stroke
Up to 100 mm

Control Mode
Manual

Magnetic Brinell Rockwell Hardness Tester Trade Information

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

About Magnetic Brinell Rockwell Hardness Tester

Experience the distinguished performance of our Magnetic Brinell Rockwell Hardness Tester, crafted from magnificent, hardened steel with a durable powder-coated finish. Its robust design features a magnetic base with 500 kgf attraction, ensuring stable tests even on large or heavy workpieces. Suitable for both Brinell and Rockwell methods, the steel ball indenter/diamond cone delivers inestimable accuracy (1%). Highly in demand, only limited stock is available for advance purchase. Factory calibrated and equipped with essential accessories, this tester is ideal for rigorous industrial applications requiring reliable, precise hardness results.

Versatile Applications & Exceptional Material Quality

The Magnetic Brinell Rockwell Hardness Tester excels in testing ferrous and non-ferrous metals on diverse application surfaces, including large plant equipment and heavy industrial components. Its impressive material featurehardened steel constructionensures longevity and resistance to wear. With dual-scale capacity and a portable magnetic mounting, it reliably assesses hardness on site or in the plant, adapting to wide-ranging material and diameter sizes up to 200 mm with maximum effectiveness.

Reliable Supply Abilities & Domestic Market Support

Our supply ability ensures prompt availability for bulk or single-unit purchase orders, supported by an extensive distribution network throughout Indias main domestic market. The asking price is competitive, with transparent terms for advanced purchase, and freight options tailored to your requirements. Payment terms are flexible, accommodating bank transfers and standard industry practices, guaranteeing seamless order processing from inquiry to delivery for trustworthy, long-term supply partnerships.

FAQs of Magnetic Brinell Rockwell Hardness Tester:

Q: How does the magnetic base of the hardness tester benefit on-site testing?

A: The powerful magnetic base provides stable mounting directly on large or irregular workpieces, removing the need for additional fixtures. This ensures accurate, repeatable hardness measurements even in challenging plant or field environments.

Q: What materials and hardness ranges can be tested with this device?

A: It is suitable for both ferrous and non-ferrous metals, supporting Brinell (8650 HBW) and Rockwell scales (2088 HRA, 20100 HRB, 2070 HRC), enabling extensive use across diverse industrial applications.

Q: When is advance purchase recommended for this tester?

A: Due to limited stock and high demand, advance purchase is recommended, particularly for large orders or time-sensitive projects, to secure prompt supply and delivery.

Q: Where can this hardness tester be applied within a manufacturing plant?

A: It is designed for use on the shop floor, quality control labs, and maintenance sections. Its portability allows for hardness assessment on installed or heavy plant machinery without dismantling.

Q: What is the process for calibration and maintenance of the tester?

A: Each unit is factory calibrated for immediate use. Routine maintenance involves checking the indenter, cleaning the magnetic base, and periodic verification using the supplied test blocks to ensure sustained accuracy.

Q: How does the asking price and payment procedure work for bulk orders?

A: The asking price is provided upon inquiry, and bulk or distributor orders require a purchase order. Payment terms are flexible, with options like bank transfer, and freight arrangements are discussed per client requirements.

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