HBC Durometer Hammer Hitting Brinell Hardness Tester with Readout Microscope

It can determine the Brinell hardness by measuring the diameters of the indentations left on the test piece and the standard hardness test block. The indentations are obtained by the steel ball of the tester located between the piece and test block with an instant load applied by hammer. The Brinell value can be obtained by referring the attached Conversion Table after measuring the indentations by the readout microscope. Widely used in shop, material supplier, plant, and quality control due to lightweight, easy operation and convenience. Wooden carring case is included. Readout Microscope: Objective Magnification: 1X Objective Focus: 31.48mm (1.24? Eyepiece Magnification: 20X Eyepiece Focus: 12.6mm (0.5? Microscope Magnification: 20X Working Distance: 62mm (2.44? View Field Diameter: 9mm (0.35? Effective Measuring Range: 6mm (0.24? Eyepiece Division Plate Value: 1mm Eyepiece Division Plate Scores: 6 lines Measuring Accuracy: 0.01mm Dimension: 70X50X155mm (2.76X1.97X6.10? Weight: 2 LBS Brinell Hardness Test Block: Dimension: 12X12X150mm (0.48X0.48X5.9? Weight: 0.1

• HBC Widely used in shop, material supplier, plant, and quality control due to lightweight, easy operation and convenience. Wooden carrying case is included
• HBC hardness tester can determine the Brinell hardness by measuring the diameters of the indentations left on the test piece and the standard hardness test block. The indentations are obtained by the steel ball of the tester located between the piece and test block with an instant load applied by hammer.
• It can be used to determine the Brinell hardness of ferrous, non-ferrous metals and tensile strength of steel products. It is especially suitable to determine the Brinell hardness of large heavy parts on the spot
• The Brinell value can be obtained by referring the attached Conversion Table after measuring the indentations by the readout microscope.
• HBC hardness tester is designed to easily measure the Brinell hardness value of different ferrous and non-ferrous metals including crude or annealed steel (non austenitic steel only), quenched and tempered steel (non austenitic steel only), cast iron, brass casting, rolled brass, rolled cooper, alloy of tin and bronze and casting of aluminum alloy.