Description
Analog Shore hardness tester SAUTER HBD, 100-0 is a handy Shore durometer with drag pointer designed for measuring indentation depth on the Shore D scale. It is recommended especially for internal comparative measurements; norm calibrations such as those to DIN 48-4 cannot be performed owing to the very narrow standard tolerances. Shore D hardness testing is typically applied to harder plastics and related materials where a portable analogue instrument is preferred. Max mode retains the peak value via the drag pointer so the reading can be noted after the test. The device can be mounted on the SAUTER TI-D test stand for more reproducible loading. Delivered from manufacturer Kern in a plastic box as one complete unit, this analogue Shore D tester supports routine hardness comparison and incoming-goods checks in laboratory and production settings that require a compact, stand-mountable durometer.
This article is part of pH meters, in pH & electrochemistry.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Type: Analog Shore D durometer with drag pointer
- Scale: Shore D, 100-0
- Peak display: Max mode via drag pointer
- EAN: 4045761140189
- Technical Information Sheet:
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