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This is a hardness tester for rubber and plastics that can measure soft plastics, rubber, synthetic rubber, silicone, vinyl, felt, leather, and more.
A pocket-sized durometer can primarily measure softer rubber and plastic.
Measurements can be taken from any angle, even upside down, with a wide measurement range, allowing for the hardness of all metal materials to be measured.
A large screen (128×64 dot matrix LCD with EL backlight) displays all functions and parameters, directly showing HRB, HRC, HV, HB, HS, and HL, as well as instantly displaying three major hardness scales. Additionally, the main unit is equipped with a printer, allowing for immediate printing on-site.
A compact plastic case suitable for harsh working conditions, this portable hardness tester can measure at any angle, even upside down.
Wide measurement range, capable of measuring the hardness of all metal materials. Directly displays all hardness scales: HRB, HRC, HV, HB, HS, HL.
It can be used for soil profile measurements as it directly indicates important engineering properties such as soil compaction strength, shear strength, and cohesion in situ.
- It directly indicates important engineering properties such as soil compaction strength, shear strength, and cohesion in situ, making it useful for soil profile measurements. - Reliable data can also be obtained for determining the bearing capacity and stability of the subsoil.
The Yamamoto-type soil hardness meter is an instrument that measures soil hardness, which is one of the physical properties of soil.
When a cone is pressed vertically into a flat-cut cross-section, both the depth of cone penetration and the corresponding soil reaction force (spring compression) are measured simultaneously as variables, from which the theoretical hardness value (kg/cm²) is calculated. Due to this unique principle, a wide range of hardness from soft soils to soft rocks can be accurately measured in a matter of seconds. Additionally, it can be universally applied to general soft materials other than soil.
The portable hardness tester HM6560 features a separated probe design, allowing for quick measurements across a wide range and the ability to perform multiple point measurements on large workpieces.
Since it is a probe separation type, it can measure objects that can only secure a narrow measurement space.
Display all hardness scales HRB, HRC, HV, HB, HS, and HL directly, and show three major hardness scales.
Wide measurement range, capable of measuring the hardness of all metal materials, and with a built-in printer, it can print out results immediately on-site.
It is a fruit hardness meter that quantitatively expresses the degree of maturity as resistance to external mechanical pressure.
The hardness of the fruit decreases as it matures, and it is known to reach its lowest point when the harvesting period begins. This device aims to numerically express the degree of maturity in terms of its resistance to external mechanical pressure.
It is a portable and easy-to-hold hardness tester that allows for smooth on-site measurements.
The MD100 series is a portable water quality meter with a lightweight, compact, and simple design, featuring no moving parts around the measurement area. It employs long-lasting LED lamps and high-precision interference filters for reliable measurements. It allows for easy operation and can perform highly reproducible measurements in a short time. The measurement items can be used in various applications, including water purification management such as residual chlorine and pH, boiler water management such as silica, and wastewater management such as COD. The measurements utilize Lovibond tablet reagents, powder reagents, and liquid reagents, which guarantee long-term stability of 5 to 10 years.
