HRSS-150F Touch Screen Digital Dual Rockwell Hardness Tester

(Force Load With Weights)

Product Overview

The HRSS-150F Touch Screen Digital Dual Rockwell Hardness Tester features an 8-inch touch screen and a high-speed ARM processor, presenting intuitive display, user-friendly interaction, and easy operation. It offers fast computing speed, extensive database storage, automatic data correction, and provides data line charts.

Product Introduction

1. The machine body is cast from high-quality cast iron in a single casting process, complemented by automotive paint treatment, resulting in a sleek and appealing appearance.

2. Equipped with temperature measurement function, digital temperature measurement circuit for stable and reliable long-term operation.

3. Incorporates automatic correction for cylindrical and spherical surfaces, with corresponding prompts.

4. Maximum and minimum hardness value settings, triggering an alarm when the test value exceeds the set range.

5. Software-based hardness value correction within a certain range.

6. Database functionality for automatic grouping and storage of test data, capable of saving over 2000 data points with 10 data points per group.

7. Features hardness value curve display, providing visual representation of hardness value changes.

8. The database automatically records scale, test force, hardness value, temperature, and other parameters.

9. Allows free setting of the number of test points per group within a range of 1 to 10 points.

10. System automatically calculates maximum value, minimum value, average value, and standard deviation for each data group.

11. Convenient control system for automatic unit conversion of all hardness scales.

12. Configured with a wireless Bluetooth printer and data output via RS232, USB (optional) interface ports.

13. Equipped with a separate small lighting lamp for user convenience in poor lighting conditions.

14. Accuracy complies with GB/T230.2, ISO 6508-2, and ASTM E18 standards.

Application Range

1. Used for determining the Rockwell hardness of ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, and non-metallic materials.

2. Mainly employed for measuring the Rockwell hardness of heat-treated materials such as hard alloys, carburized steel, quenched steel, surface-quenched steel, hardened cast steel, aluminum alloys, copper alloys, forgings, mild steel, quenched and tempered steel, annealed steel, and bearings among other materials.

3. Various metal materials subjected to surface heat treatment and chemical surface treatment.

Technical Specifications

Standard Configuration Of Accessories

The above is the standard configuration. Actual products are subject to physical objects.