PCE Instruments PCE-5000-ICA Hardness tester Calibrated to (ISO standards) Brinell, Rockwell, Vickers, UTS (MPa) 20.3 -

The ultrasonic hardness tester is a measuring device based on a 1961 registered patent. The hardness measurement is triggered by the ultrasonic hardness tester by a diamond which sits on a spring. The design and measuring method of this ultrasonic hardness tester are a measuring device that allows simple, non-destructive measurement of metallic objects.

The ultrasonic hardness tester makes measurements possible at different parts, whereby the device is programmed in such a way that it can measure different measuring units. These include the common hardness of Rockwell, Brinell and Vickers. Due to the fact that the ultrasonic hardness tester has an RS-232 interface, it is possible to connect the device to a computer and thus read out or print the measured data. Since the ultrasonic hardness tester measures both extreme values and average values, the user can thus obtain an exact overview of his measuring data. The average value of the measurements is calculated automatically after the measurement by the ultrasonic hardness tester, if the measurement has been made at different measurement points.

The design of the ultrasonic hardness tester makes it easy to take measurements in hard to reach places and a comfortable reading on the device's graphic display. With the option of calibration, the ultrasonic hardness tester can always be recalibrated by the user after appropriate use. A calibration should be carried out, for example, if the device has not been used for more than three months, there is a significant change in environmental conditions, the ultrasonic probe has performed a significant number of measurements, or there is a significant deviation when measuring on a calibration standard.

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