The body of the 7MHVS-5A Touchscreen Vickers Hardness Tester is formed through a single casting process and undergoes prolonged aging treatment. Compared to spliced panel construction, this design minimizes long-term deformation and effectively adapts to various harsh environments. It is suitable for hardness testing of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, IC thin sheets, surface coatings, laminated metals, glass, ceramics, agate, gemstones, thin plastics, as well as the depth and gradient of carburized and quenched layers. It is particularly well-suited for precision Vickers measurements of parallel planes, micro-components, and ultra-thin parts.

The electronic Brinell hardness test is mainly used to determine the hardness of cast iron, steel, non-ferrous metals and soft alloys, and it can also be used to determine the hardness of some non-metallic materials such as hard plastics and bakelite. The hardness tester removes the loading weight, adopts an electronic automatic loading system, has a ten-level test force, has a wider test range and higher accuracy. It is suitable for factories, workshops, laboratories, universities and research institutions. The test is mainly used to determine the hardness of cast iron, steel, non-ferrous metals and soft alloys.

The 8MHRS-150H is a touchscreen digital Rockwell hardness tester featuring a friction-free spindle system in its main shaft. The application, dwell time, and removal of the total test force are fully automated, eliminating errors caused by manual operation. The automatic digital display of hardness values completely prevents operator reading errors. A built-in printer can output measured hardness values and data processing results.

HRS-150ZD Full Rockwell Hardness Tester is an electronically-loaded Rockwell hardness tester. Simply press the start button, and the worktable automatically rises. Upon contact with the indenter, the system auto-loads, auto-unloads, and displays hardness values automatically, meeting various Rockwell hardness testing requirements.

Featuring a sleek design, comprehensive functionality, user-friendly operation, clear and intuitive display, and stable performance.

The HBST-3000Z Computerized Brinell Hardness Tester features a cast-iron body for enhanced rigidity and high measurement accuracy. Its precision-engineered structure uses a force sensor for direct control of the test force, enabling a compact design and ensuring smooth, stable application and release of force. This tester is ideal for measuring the hardness of cast iron, steel non-ferrous metals, soft alloys, as well as hard plastics, bakelite, and selected non-metallic materials.