Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Dec 24, 2025～Jan 20, 2026
This ranking is based on the number of page views on our site.
Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Dec 24, 2025～Jan 20, 2026
This ranking is based on the number of page views on our site.
Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Dec 24, 2025～Jan 20, 2026
This ranking is based on the number of page views on our site.
136～141 item / All 141 items
Introduction to the Buehler Application Lab
The Beuler Lab can inquire about the sample preparation conditions before your purchase and provide suggestions tailored to your specific needs.
[Reproduction of Private Spring Preparatory School Lecture 3] Explanation of the Brinell hardness testing machine! Hard materials are tested with a red signal, and the testing surface is generally flat.
The Katasasa testing machine is primarily differentiated by the size of the spring. ■ Brinell: Used for relatively large items among leaf springs and coil springs. ■ Vickers and Rockwell: Used for medium to small items such as thin plate springs and wire springs, and are also convenient for measuring hardening depth and decarburization depth. ■ Shore: Used for large to medium-sized springs that have been surface-finished, but unlike the previous three, it is characterized by not leaving indentations. Please make sure to use them appropriately, such as not using a deba knife to cut mudfish or a sashimi knife to cut salmon heads. Now, let's focus on the Brinell method among the push-in Katasasa testing machines. If you remember Brinell, Vickers and Rockwell are quite similar, so the points to pay attention to are also similar. *For detailed content of the article, you can view it in the PDF. For more information, please feel free to contact us.
[Reproduction of Private Spring Preparatory School Lecture 8] Explanation of two new hardness testing machines! Inventions of Rockwell and Vickers.
Last time, we studied the advancement of automobiles and the development of the spring industry in the late Taisho period. Now we are entering the Showa period, but two new hardness testing machines were invented in the late Taisho period, which I previously omitted, so I will explain them here. I mentioned earlier that the Brinell hardness tester was invented in 1900, followed by the Shore hardness tester six years later. A little later, in 1919 (the 8th year of Taisho), the Rockwell hardness tester was developed, and six years after that, in 1925 (the 14th year of Taisho), the Vickers hardness tester was invented. Looking at this, we can see that Brinell and Shore were born in the late Meiji period, while Rockwell and Vickers were born in the late Taisho period. *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the PDF. For more information, feel free to contact us.
A super micro indentation hardness tester capable of simultaneously mounting two measurement units! It allows for a variety of measurements with high-load and low-load units!
The ultra-micro indentation hardness testing machine 'ENT-NEXUS' is a hardness tester capable of simultaneously mounting two measurement units. It allows for a variety of measurements through high-load and low-load units. The high-load unit covers a wide load range starting from 5μN, enabling measurements of various samples, while the low-load unit supports reproducible high-precision testing with an indentation depth of 10nm. Additionally, it is a hardness testing machine compliant with ISO 14577-1/JIS Z 2255, and being a domestic manufacturer, it offers quick response in case of malfunctions. 【Details】 ■ Compliant with ISO 14577-1/JIS Z 2255 testing standards ■ Capable of simultaneously mounting two measurement units ■ Allows for a variety of measurements through high-load and low-load units ■ The high-load unit covers a wide load range starting from 5μN ■ Quick response in case of malfunctions due to being a domestic manufacturer, etc. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
"70 years of experience in test piece processing" Standard pieces and reference pieces for testing machine calibration crafted by professionals in specimen processing.
The "hardness standard piece" is a test specimen used to calibrate hardness testing machines. It achieves high precision traceability between the national standard values set by the former Ministry of International Trade and Industry's Industrial Technology Institute and the testing machines owned by JBI (Japan Bearing Inspection Association), allowing test specimens calibrated by those machines to be called "hardness standard pieces." Therefore, each individual hardness standard piece is a high-quality reference material with standard values assigned with high precision. The "Charpy impact standard piece" is a test specimen used to calibrate Charpy impact testing machines. Test specimens extracted from the impact reference machine owned by NK (Nippon Kaiji Kyokai) are strictly calibrated, and those that meet JIS standards are assigned standard values and supplied to the public as impact standard pieces. Our company combines accumulated processing technology as a test piece processing manufacturer with self-developed heat treatment technology, striving to provide products with excellent cost performance through consistent production. 【Features】 ■ Standard pieces traceable to national standard values ■ Technology development and quality assurance through quality engineering ■ Recipient of the Taguchi Method Symposium Grand Prize *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
![[Research Material] World Market for Microhardness Testing Machines](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/c72/2001468559/IPROS36242741281267548123.jpeg?w=280&h=280)
World Market for Microhardness Testing Machines: Manual Microhardness Testing Machines, Semi-Automatic Microhardness Testing Machines, Automatic Microhardness Testing Machines, Automotive Industry, Electronics Industry, Medical ...
This research report (Global Microhardness Testing System Market) investigates and analyzes the current state and outlook for the global microhardness testing machine market over the next five years. It includes information on the overview of the global microhardness testing machine market, trends of major companies (sales, selling prices, market share), market size by segment, market size by major regions, and distribution channel analysis. The segments by type in the microhardness testing machine market include manual microhardness testing machines, semi-automatic microhardness testing machines, and automatic microhardness testing machines. The segments by application cover the automotive industry, electronics industry, medical industry, and others. The regional segments are categorized into North America, the United States, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Japan, China, India, South Korea, Southeast Asia, South America, the Middle East, and Africa, to calculate the market size for microhardness testing machines. It also includes the market share of major companies in the microhardness testing machine sector, product and business overviews, and sales performance.
