Brinell Hardness Tester For Metallurgy
Product Code : JA-ME-2685
The Brinell Hardness Tester For Metallurgy (SKU JA-ME-2685) measures the hardness of metals and other materials by pressing a ball indenter into the specimen and measuring the impression. Loading and unloading are done by a hydraulic power pack with a control circuit, and an optical device with 14x magnification projects the impression on a glass screen for reading with a 0.01 mm micrometer. This hydraulic Brinell hardness tester suits metallurgy and material testing labs.
Specifications
The hydraulic Brinell hardness tester is specified by a maximum testing height of 254 mm, a throat depth of 150 mm, a 255 x 495 mm base, a machine height of 860 mm and a net weight of about 210 kg. Test loads and ball sizes are confirmed on the quotation.
| Product | Brinell Hardness Tester For Metallurgy |
| SKU | JA-ME-2685 |
| Loading | Hydraulic power pack with control circuit |
| Impression reading | Optical device, 14x magnification, projecting on a glass screen |
| Measuring system | Micrometer, 0.01 mm |
| Indenter | Swivels to project the impression immediately after unloading |
| Max. testing height | 254 mm |
| Depth of throat | 150 mm |
| Size of base | 255 x 495 mm |
| Machine height | 860 mm |
| Net weight | Approx. 210 kg |
Applications of the hydraulic Brinell hardness tester
The tester is used to find the Brinell hardness number of metals, castings and forgings, both in teaching practicals on mechanical properties and in quality checks on incoming material and heat-treated parts.
- Brinell hardness practicals in metallurgy and strength of materials labs
- Comparing hardness of annealed, normalised and hardened steels
- Hardness checks on castings and forgings in industry
- Polytechnic and ITI material testing practicals
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing covers the Brinell Hardness Tester with hydraulic power pack, optical projection device and micrometer measuring system. Ball indenters, test loads and anvils are confirmed on the quotation. Accessories, spares and quantities are confirmed on the quotation.
MOQ, lead time and packing are confirmed on each quotation for the quantity and the delivery destination. The tester weighs about 210 kg and is packed for freight accordingly; college and tender orders are supplied.
Frequently asked questions
How is the impression measured?
An optical device with 14x magnification projects the impression on a glass screen, where it is read with a micrometer to 0.01 mm.
How large a specimen can it take?
Maximum testing height is 254 mm and throat depth is 150 mm.
How is the load applied?
By a hydraulic power pack with a control circuit for loading and unloading.
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Request a quote
To receive a quotation for the Brinell Hardness Tester, send the quantity, the variant you need and the delivery destination through the JaincoLab contact page or email [email protected], quoting SKU JA-ME-2685. Tender and project enquiries can be sent through the tenders page.
