High-Precision Touch Screen Rockwell Hardness Tester by Mikrosize

Advanced Touch Screen Digital Rockwell Hardness Tester: Precision Redefined

The Touch Screen Digital Rockwell Hardness Tester represents the pinnacle of modern hardness testing technology. As a flagship product from Mikrosize, a renowned supplier in the field of precision instruments, this tester is a sophisticated electromechanical integrated system designed for unparalleled accuracy and reliability. It embodies the next generation of high-tech innovation, combining multiple functions, exceptional precision, and remarkably stable performance in a single, robust unit. Its novel appearance is matched by its durability; the shell is cast in one piece using a specialized sand casting process, ensuring a structure that resists deformation and maintains integrity even in harsh industrial environments. The high-grade automotive paint finish offers superior scratch resistance, guaranteeing the machine remains shiny and new for years, reflecting the quality Mikrosize invests in every product.

User-Centric Design and Intelligent Operation

At the heart of this hardness tester is its intuitive 7-inch LCD touch screen interface. The menu-driven system makes operation remarkably simple, intuitive, and convenient, significantly reducing the learning curve for new users. The core of its measuring capability lies in the advanced grating sensors and sophisticated computer control system. This integration allows for the hardness reading to be directly and instantly displayed on the digital screen, eliminating the subjectivity of manual reading. The machine achieves a high level of automation, effectively removing human operation and reading errors, thereby ensuring data consistency and integrity. For enhanced safety during operation, the unit is equipped with a prominently placed emergency stop device, making its use safer than ever.

Core Features and Capabilities

As a premier Measuring Testing Instrument, this Rockwell Hardness Tester is packed with features that set it apart from conventional models:

Direct Digital Readout: The hardness value is displayed directly on the large 7-inch LCD touch screen, providing clear and immediate results.

Electronic Calibration: The built-in system allows for electronic debugging of the hardness value error, featuring an adjustable range of 95% to 105% for fine-tuning and calibration.

Unmatched Durability: The one-piece cast shell, created with a special sand casting process, provides a stable foundation that does not deform, allowing for reliable operation in demanding conditions. The high-grade car paint ensures long-lasting aesthetics and protection.

Automatic Calculations and Conversions: The instrument is capable of automatically converting between various hardness scales (e.g., HRC, HRB, HV). It can intelligently identify the minimum thickness of a specimen and, when testing on cylindrical surfaces, automatically add the necessary correction factor to ensure accuracy.

Integrated Data Output: A built-in printer allows for immediate hard copy printouts of test results, facilitating easy record-keeping and reporting.

Commitment to Quality and Support

Mikrosize stands firmly behind every instrument it supplies. With the in-house ability to independently research, develop, design, produce, and process all components, we guarantee lifelong support for our machines. This includes comprehensive replacement part services, maintenance, and even software upgrades to keep your testing capabilities at the forefront of technology. As a trusted supplier of high-quality Measuring Testing Instruments, we ensure that our clients are equipped for the long term.

Primary Applications and Scope

This versatile Rockwell Hardness Tester is an indispensable tool across a wide spectrum of industries and applications, including but not limited to:

Material Analysis: Testing of casting and forging parts, sample verification, and final acceptance inspection.

Component Testing: Suitable for both flat and cylindrical workpieces made from a variety of materials including steel, non-ferrous metals, hard alloys, ceramics, and stainless steel.

Key Industries: Extensively used in the automotive and aviation industries where material integrity is critical.

Diverse Environments: Ideal for use in both controlled laboratory settings and busy workshop floors, providing reliable data wherever it is needed.