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Durometers | Shore Durometers | Shore A, A0 & Shore D Durometers | Analogue & Digital Durometer

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332-0256, RS Pro

Durometer A mechanical Durometer for measurement of the hardness value of elastomeric materials. Shore A (range 1-100) "Maximum reading" pointer fitted to dial Indicator test piece supplied Manufactured to DIN53505 and ASTM D2240 Supplied with a protective storage case Parallels, Surface Finish & Hardness Surface Finish Any machined component has a surface geometry which consists of three basic elements: Form or Curvature - Whether the surface has irregular bumps or dimensional changes Waviness - Whether the surface has regular repetitive ripples or patterns (e.g. milling patterns) Roughness - The shapes or irregularities that are smaller than, and form part of the waviness pattern (e.g. material micro-structure) Waviness and roughness are traditionally the most difficult elements to measure when comparing surface finish, however, they have a radical effect on the performance of the finished component. Variations will cause aesthetic appearance changes, component wear variations, oil retention variation etc. Many manufacturers therefore specify a range of roughness values which their components should be manufactured to, often expressed as: Ra, Rq (RMS), RzDIN, Ry, Sm,mm.

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HN-D, Sauter

HN-D Digital Hardness Tester The HN-D Pen style Leeb Hardness Tester from Sauter. Offering advanced features, ideal for a wide range of applications. The Hardness Tester works by accelerating the internal bounce module against the tested item. Depending on object hardness, the kinetic energy of the module is absorbed. Speed reduction is measured and converted to hardness values. User-friendly operation LCD display 360° Measurement directions possible Measurement value display Internal data memory USB data output Mains or battery powered Parallels, Surface Finish & Hardness Surface Finish Any machined component has a surface geometry which consists of three basic elements: Form or Curvature - Whether the surface has irregular bumps or dimensional changes Waviness - Whether the surface has regular repetitive ripples or patterns (e.g. milling patterns) Roughness - The shapes or irregularities that are smaller than, and form part of the waviness pattern (e.g. material micro-structure) Waviness and roughness are traditionally the most difficult elements to measure when comparing surface finish, however, they have a radical effect on the performance of the finished component. Variations will cause aesthetic appearance changes, component wear variations, oil retention variation etc. Many manufacturers therefore specify a range of roughness values which their components should be manufactured to, often expressed as: Ra, Rq (RMS), RzDIN, Ry, Sm,mm.

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HBA 100-0, Sauter

Sauter Hardness Meter The Sauter hardness meter is an analogue shore a tester used to test the hardness of different types of material. This tester allows conducting comparison tests quickly and safely for determining the hardness. The different types of penetration depths are known as 'shore'. It is suitable for use with rubber, elastomers, neoprene, silicone, vinyl, soft plastic, felt leather and similar materials. Features and Benefits Auto OFF function to preserve the batteries Compact handheld durometer with a drag indicator Maximum precision is 3% Particularly recommended for internal comparison measurement Maximu mode holds the maximum value taken on the display Point mode shows one instant value Operating temperature ranges between 0°C and 40°C

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HBD 100-0, Sauter

Shore Hardness Tester, Analogue HB Series hardness tester with slave pointer for measuring penetration depth Shore A: rubber, elastomer, neoprene rubber, silicon rubber, vinyl, soft plastics, felt, natural leather and similar materials Shore C/0: foam, sponge Shore D: plastics, synthetic resin, resopal, epoxide, perspex etc. Max. mode for recording peak values Point mode shows stable measurement value Dimensions: L x W x H: 115 x 60 x 25 mm Weight: 160 g Supplied with High-quality wooden box Parallels, Surface Finish & Hardness Surface Finish Any machined component has a surface geometry which consists of three basic elements: Form or Curvature - Whether the surface has irregular bumps or dimensional changes Waviness - Whether the surface has regular repetitive ripples or patterns (e.g. milling patterns) Roughness - The shapes or irregularities that are smaller than, and form part of the waviness pattern (e.g. material micro-structure) Waviness and roughness are traditionally the most difficult elements to measure when comparing surface finish, however, they have a radical effect on the performance of the finished component. Variations will cause aesthetic appearance changes, component wear variations, oil retention variation etc. Many manufacturers therefore specify a range of roughness values which their components should be manufactured to, often expressed as: Ra, Rq (RMS), RzDIN, Ry, Sm,mm.

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123-0926, RS Pro

RS Pro Digital Shore A Durometer RS Pro Digital Shore A Durometer provides a fast method of testing hardness on rubbers, plastics, leathers and other soft materials. This pocket sized digital durometer is high quality, durable and provide a fast and convenient method of measuring. Features and Benefits Fast and convenient method of measuring. Large Digit Size: 14 mm 3 Button Control: ON/OFF, HOLD, ZERO Power: 1 x Lithium CR 2032 – 3 V Battery Manufactured to comply with BS ISO 7691-1:2004 Supplied with Fitted case with check block Parallels, Surface Finish & Hardness Surface Finish Any machined component has a surface geometry which consists of three basic elements: Form or Curvature - Whether the surface has irregular bumps or dimensional changes Waviness - Whether the surface has regular repetitive ripples or patterns (e.g. milling patterns) Roughness - The shapes or irregularities that are smaller than, and form part of the waviness pattern (e.g. material micro-structure) Waviness and roughness are traditionally the most difficult elements to measure when comparing surface finish, however, they have a radical effect on the performance of the finished component. Variations will cause aesthetic appearance changes, component wear variations, oil retention variation etc. Many manufacturers therefore specify a range of roughness values which their components should be manufactured to, often expressed as: Ra, Rq (RMS), RzDIN, Ry, Sm,mm.

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811-331-10, Mitutoyo

HARDMATIC Durometer Professional analogue and digital durometers designed to test a range of different materials. SR44 Battery. Parallels, Surface Finish & Hardness Surface Finish Any machined component has a surface geometry which consists of three basic elements: Form or Curvature - Whether the surface has irregular bumps or dimensional changes Waviness - Whether the surface has regular repetitive ripples or patterns (e.g. milling patterns) Roughness - The shapes or irregularities that are smaller than, and form part of the waviness pattern (e.g. material micro-structure) Waviness and roughness are traditionally the most difficult elements to measure when comparing surface finish, however, they have a radical effect on the performance of the finished component. Variations will cause aesthetic appearance changes, component wear variations, oil retention variation etc. Many manufacturers therefore specify a range of roughness values which their components should be manufactured to, often expressed as: Ra, Rq (RMS), RzDIN, Ry, Sm,mm.

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HB0 100-0, Sauter

Kern Analogue Shore Hardness Tester A compact hand held durometer with drag indicator. Ideal for internal comparison measurement. Supplied in a wooden carrying case for safe and secure storage. Typical Application Measurement of penetration (Shore) Feature and Benefits Mechanical shore hardness meter For internal comparison measurement. Standard calibrations e.g. to DIN 53505 are often not possible because of narrow standard tolerances Shore A: Rubber, elastomers, neoprene, silicone, vinyl, soft plastics, felt, leather and similar material Shore D: Plastics, Formica, epoxies, plexi glass etc. Shore A0: Foam, sponge etc. Max Mode: Holds the maximum value in the display Point Mode: Shows one instant value Can be attached to test stands SAUTER TI-A0 (for Shore A and A0), TI-D. (for Shore D) Tester Shore A0

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HDA 100-1., Kern

The Kern product is a professional shore hardness tester. It is made up of plastic casing material with precision 1 %, data hold function, peak function. Maximum operating temperature is 50 °C Minimum ambient temperature 0 °C

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HMM, Sauter

Sauter Digital Leeb Hardness Tester The Sauter HMM series digital Leeb hardness tester has an impact-resistant body. A tungsten carbide test tip is propelled by spring force against the surface to be tested, from which it rebounds. This hardness tester works by accelerating the internal bounce module against the tested item. Depending on object hardness, the kinetic energy of the module is absorbed and speed reduction is measured and converted to hardness values. The voltages are proportional to the velocities and are processed and displayed as the hardness value 'L' by the meter. This can also measure hardness in Rockwell (B & C), Vickers (HV), Brinell (HB), Shore (HSD) and tensile strength (MPa). Supplied with: Impact sensor Wireless IR printer Calibration block Hard carry case Features and Benefits Auto OFF function Automatic compensation function permits measurement in all directions (360°) Automatic recognition of the external impact sensor Battery charge indicator External impact sensor (Type D) included High level of mobility and flexibility Highly accurate of ±6HL Internal memory for up to 9 data groups, with up to 9 values per group Large, easy to read display with backlight Maximum precision of 1% Battery-powered, 3 x AAA Wireless IR printer included Mini statistics function Operating temperature ranges between 0°C and 50°C

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RS_332-0256, NEUTRAL

RS PRO Durometer Evaluate the surface of soft materials quickly and accurately with this hardness tester from RS PRO. Also referred to as a Shore A durometer, it can be used to take hardness measurements in rubber, PVC, elastomers, neoprene and leather. By inserting the durometer's indenter into a material's surface, its hardness can be calculated according to the resistance force on the probe. The dial goes up to 100 in Shore hardness graduations. As it's supplied with a protective case for the durometer and a swing-away protection plate to guard the indenter, the device can be kept safe. A test piece is also provided so you can regularly test the instrument's accuracy and ensure the reliability of your parts. This hardness tester is manufactured to comply with ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) rules in the US and European DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung, or the German organization for standardization) standards for accuracy. It's regularly used in workshops and garages. Features and Benefits Shore A durometer Tests hardness of elastomeric materials (plastics, rubbers, leather) Supplied in a fitted case with an indicator test piece Features swing-away protection plate to guard indenter Complies with ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) and DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung, or the German organization for standardization) standards for accuracy RS PRO RS PRO is our own brand range and brings you a wide range of high-quality, great value products offering you more choice. Trusted by engineers all over the world, every part of every RS PRO product has been rigorously tested against demanding industry standards theyre only given the RS PRO Seal of Approval if were confident of their exceptional quality, which means you can be confident too.

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