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Shore Durometer Hardness Test Block

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Shore Durometer Hardness Test Block Specification

Hardness
20/30/40/50/60/70/80/90 Shore A or D

Measuring Range
Varies: Available in different Shore values

Response Time
Immediate

Application
Calibration and verification of Shore Durometers

Accuracy
1 Shore unit

Mounting Type
Tabletop/Bench use

Features
Colour-coded, labelled for easy identification

Specimen Size
50 mm x 50 mm x 8 mm (typical)

Number of Specimens
Typically 5 blocks/set

Resolution
1 Shore unit

Temperature
23C 2C (for testing environment)

Max Height
8 mm (single block)

Humidity
85% RH (for testing environment)

Power Supply
Not Required (Passive device)

Automation Grade
Manual

Test Range
20 to 90 Shore A/D

Equipment Type
Hardness Calibration Test Block

Usage
Reference standard for hardness testers

Machine Weight
Approx. 100 g each block

Test Speed
Manual

Test Width
50 mm

Shelf Life
Recommended replacement every 12-24 months

Shore Scale Compatibility
Shore A, Shore D (based on block type)

Surface Finish
Smooth, low-variance

Colour Identification
Different Shore values in distinct colours

Case
Supplied with protective storage case

Material
Specially formulated rubber or elastomer

Block Set Contents
Typically includes a certificate of calibration

Shore Durometer Hardness Test Block Trade Information

Main Export Market(s)
Asia

About Shore Durometer Hardness Test Block

Widely renowned as the leading entity in market, we are offering a high grade Shore Durometer Hardness Test Block to clients. This instrument is extensively used for testing the hardness of elastomers and plastics. Available for clients in a wide range of specifications and models, this Shore Durometer Hardness Test Block is inspected by our expert team based on its durability.

Features:

Excellent impact strength
Rugged design
Durable quality

Reliable Calibration for Shore Durometers

These hardness test blocks are designed for the precise calibration and verification of Shore Durometers (Type A or D), ensuring accurate hardness readings. With clearly labelled, colour-coded blocks and included calibration certification, users can rely on these reference standards for consistent equipment performance in laboratory or industrial environments.

Ease of Use and Durability

Each block in the set is lightweight and sized for convenient manual testing. The blocks require no power, are ready for immediate use, and come with a sturdy protective case for safe storage. Recommended for replacement every 1224 months, they ensure repeatable results while withstanding regular calibration routines.

FAQs of Shore Durometer Hardness Test Block:

Q: How are Shore Durometer Hardness Test Blocks used for calibration?

A: Shore Durometer Hardness Test Blocks serve as reference standards to verify and calibrate Shore Durometers. Operators place the durometer on the colour-coded block with a known hardness value, ensuring the instrument reads within the specified accuracy (1 Shore unit). This process helps maintain the reliability of hardness measurements.

Q: What are the key features that differentiate these test blocks?

A: These blocks offer shore scale compatibility (A or D), smooth low-variance surfaces, colour identification for distinct hardness values, and each set is supplied with a certificate of calibration. Their passive design means no power supply is needed, and they are encased in a protective storage case for durability.

Q: When should the test blocks be replaced?

A: It is recommended to replace Shore Durometer Hardness Test Blocks every 1224 months to ensure consistent and accurate calibration performance, as the properties of rubber or elastomer materials can change gradually over time.

Q: Where are these test blocks most effectively used?

A: These blocks are ideal for use in calibration laboratories, quality control departments, manufacturing facilities, and anywhere Shore Durometers are routinely employed to measure elastomer or rubber hardness. Their environmental tolerance includes 85% relative humidity and 232C testing temperature.

Q: What is the benefit of using colour-coded and labelled test blocks?

A: Colour-coded and labelled blocks provide quick and accurate identification of Shore hardness values, reducing the risk of mix-ups during calibration. This enhances workflow efficiency and ensures that the calibration process remains accurate and straightforward.

Q: What is the standard process for verifying a durometer using these blocks?

A: To verify a Shore Durometer, select the appropriate block matching the desired Shore value, place it securely on a tabletop or bench, and press the durometer onto the block manually. Compare the reading to the blocks indicated hardness and refer to the calibration certificate for acceptable tolerance (1 Shore unit).

Q: What applications do these hardness calibration blocks support?

A: These blocks support the calibration and verification of Shore hardness testers on materials such as rubber and elastomers. They are crucial for distributors, exporters, importers, suppliers, traders, and wholesalers seeking to uphold quality standards within various industrial sectors.

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