Leeb hardness tester JB-LH150
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Leeb hardness tester
Leeb hardness tester
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Characteristics

Type
Leeb
Mounting
portable
Other characteristics
automatic

Description

The Leeb hardness tester is widely used in molds, heat treatment, machining, pressure vessels, auto parts, aerospace and other industries, as well as universities, research institutes, technical supervision, special inspection institutes, etc. Convenient Operation *Full Chinese display, menu operation *Indication software calibration function *Support calibration under a variety of hardness systems Versatile And Adaptable *Equipped with 7 different impact devices to automatically identify the type of impact device *Realize mutual conversion between six hardnesses (HL, HRB, HRC, HB, HV, HS) and mutual conversion between tensile strength *Store 100 sets of measured values, with functions such as statistics and query *The upper and lower limits of the hardness value can be set in advance, and the over-limit is automatic alarm, which is convenient for users to test in batches Function Parameter Measuring Range 170-960HLD Hardness Standard HL, HRC, HRB, HV, HB, HS Error - Indication Error ≤±6HLD(When HLD=760±30);Repeatability ≤6HLD(When HLD=760±30) Measuring Direction 360° (down, inclines down, level, inclined up and up) Screen Display 128*64 dot matrix LCD, backlight and adjustable contrast Data Memory :100 group of readings Measurable Material Steel and cast steel, alloy tool steel, stainless steel, gray cast iron, nodular cast iron, aluminum casting alloy, copper zinc alloy(brass), copper tin alloy(bronze), fine copper Power 3*1.5V AAA Weight 0.22Kg (Standard Configuration:Host + D Impact device) Dimension 155mm×68mm×27mm Standard Configuration Host, D Impact device, Standardized blocks, Charger, Little support ring, nylon cleaning brush

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