Mitutoyo HR-530L
Rockwell hardness testing machine with max sample height 395mm x 150mm depth
Standard accessories include indenters and test blocks
Closed loop test force control - for a variety of hardness testing
Automatic brake-start system begins testing when the initial force reached
Hardness testing of plastics possible; Inside ring hardness testing
Rockwell Hardness Testing Machine
The Mitutoyo HR-530 series of Hardness Testers include a unique electronic control capable of Rockwell, Rockwell Superficial, Rockwell testing of plastics (A & B), and Light Force Brinell hardness testing. The closed loop test force control on the Mitutoyo HR-530 Rockwell and Brinell Hardness Tester allows for a wide variety of hardness testing, including plastics. The HR-530 is capable of testing the inside wall hardness of rings without cutting the ring into pieces. An easy-to-use brake-start system automatically begins testing when the initial force is reached.
The Mitutoyo HR-530 Rockwell Hardness Testing Machine has Digimatic, RS-232, and USB output for data transfer. The HR-530 is available in 9.8in/250mm or HR-530L 15.5in/395mm height capacity models.
Mitutoyo HR-530 Rockwell Hardness Testing Machine
The curved surface correction function enables curved surfaces, such as round bars and spheres, to be tested for hardness as easily as flat surfaces
Color touch screen control panel displays statistics and graphs; up to five display formats show needed information
The required hardness scale can be directly selected from the touch screen; the initial test force and loading force are automatically set in accordance with the selected scale, providing great convenience
Nose-type indenter enables measurement of a specimen’s flat top surface as well as the inside surface of a cylindrical specimen
The HR-530 is available in 9.8in/250mm or HR-530L 15.5in/395mm height capacity models
Complete with a combination diamond indenter, a 1/16in carbide ball indenter, one flat and one V anvil, 2 HRC, 1 HRBW, 1 HR30TW, and 1 HR30N test block
Hardness testing of plastics according to ASTM D785 (Procedure A and B) and ISO2039-2 are also possible
Hardness Testers are compliant with ASTM requirements