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Today’s hardness tester machines can be used in a wide range of applications and they are a vital part of industrial quality assurance. They use mechatronic technology to ensure high precision testing no matter which material you are dealing with.
Aoli Shenzhen Technology boasts an extensive range of hardness testing machines for use on metals, rubber, plastics and other materials. Our portfolio includes manual standard applications and fully automatic testing solutions that are tailored to the operational requirements of the customer. These include bench-top as well as portable hardness testers for Rockwell, Brinell, Knoop, Vickers, Shore and IRHD hardness tests.
Aoli Shenzhen Technology is proud to be a major provider of testing machines based on many years of experience making state of the art hardness equipment and liaising with the people who use them. Our systems conform to globally established hardness standards ASTM and ISO. They are versatile, highly reliable and intelligent, thanks to the user-friendly software and powerful electronics.
We produce hardness testers for industries like steel shops, forges, automotive, aerospace, oil and gas, heat treatment and foundries.
Product Advantages
- Our hardness testers guarantee the highest accuracy, safe measurement, reliability and long life. Each of the product components is designed with unparalleled technological expertise using the latest CAD technology.
- We also provide the appropriate test accessories, hardness testing software and comprehensive technical and application support after purchase. The components include video cameras, auto focusing units and dedicated software to capture and produce the hardness results in seconds.
- Our testers are available in a wide range of models and a variety of test forces depending on their operations.
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Why Global Clients Choose Us?
25 Years of Expertise
We have 25 years of experience in the professional production of hardness testing devices, an annual output of more than 10,000 hardness testers.
Talented Engineers and support team
As of September 2020, we have a total of 125 employees, including nearly 35 professional and technical workers who are masters or doctorate degree holders.
Advanced production equipment
We have Complete machining workshop, CNC, CNC machine tools, and more than 50 other types of processing equipment,to ensure high-precision product parts.
Excellent After-Sales Service
We provided excellent after-sales service, including fast delivery, online training, immediate feedback of trouble shotting.
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Hardness Tester Machine
What is a Hardness Tester Machine?
As the name suggests, a hardness tester is a device that measures the hardness of a material to determine if it’s suitable for a particular use. The tester measures the effect or depth of a localized penetration/indentation made by a standardized indenter.
The Rockwell hardness tester forces a diamond spheroconical or tungsten ball indenter into the surface of a material under two different force loads. The hardness value is therefore the difference between the depths of the two indentations.
The Vickers method is an optical system that uses a diamond indenter with a pyramid front and square base. The indenter is forced into the test surface at 120kg-f for 10 to 15 minutes and then removed. The depth of the two 136 degree angled sides is then measured to give the Vickers hardness value.
Brinell hardness tester uses a 10mm carbide ball indenter with loads of up to 3000 kg-f and holds it in place for a certain period. The hardness value is calculated by measuring the diameter of at least two indentations, and dividing the load by the spherical area. This tester is mostly used to test very coarse or rough materials, hence the heavy load.
Applications of Hardness Tester Machines
Hardness testers cover different feature equipment, load ranges and degrees of user convenience. There is therefore a most suitable tester for every application. The most common applications for hardness testing machines include;
- Determining the perfect material to use when manufacturing or repairing a machinery.
- Quality testing and assurance in different industries like aerospace, automotive, oil among others.
- Continuous quality testing and flaw detection by integrating the hardness tester into the production process.
- Testing the integrity of welded parts.
Types of Hardness Testing Strength
There are three common types of hardness tests performed by Hardness testers; Brinell hardness test, the Vickers hardness test and the Rockwell hardness test.
The Rockwell hardness test is considered to be the easiest to carry out and gives more precise results hence it’s the most widely used.
The Brinell test is specifically used to test materials that have a very rough exterior or they are too coarse.
Lastly, Vickers hardness test is used to evaluate thin materials or measuring very small surfaces because the indentation is small and the load is light.