PCE Instruments 950 Handheld Metal Hardness Tester
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PRODUCT OVERVIEWThe PCE-950 is a handheld metal hardness tester that uses the Leeb rebound method to measure the hardness of ten different types of metal, including various steels, cast iron, and alloys. It is designed for quick and easy field measurements and is commonly used for quality control, material verification, and failure analysis. |
KEY FEATURES● Hardness units: HL, HRC, HRB, HRA, HB, HV, HS● Measures all common hardness parameters ● Accuracy: ±6 HL at HL = 790 ● Impact device: Type D (integrated), small carbide ball ● Integrated impact device = no sensor cables ● Maximum hardness: 976 HV ● Data memory for saving up to 600 readings ● PC-compatible software provided ● Rechargeable battery with charger ● Automatic shutdown and alarm functionality ● Pocket-sized device for easy of storage and portability ● For use with cast steel, hammered steel, cold-rolled steel, stainless steel, cast iron, ductile iron, aluminum alloy, brass, bronze and forged copper alloy metals |
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