Vickers Hardness Tester (VM-50 PC)

Features :

• Fully Computerised (PC Based) Vickers Hardness Machine.
• Direct and accurate measurement of Vickers Hardness number using "State of the Art" image processing technology.
• Wide testing range : from soft metal up to hardest.
• High accuracy and repeatability of measurement at all loads.
• Faster measurement yielding to higher productivity.
• Small size of indentation makes it a non destructive testing on finished components.
• Motorised loading and unloading cycle.
• Small loads allow testing of thin sheet metals.
• Advanced Window XP based software :

Latest GUI Features : 

• User friendly software with Windows Features.
• Online indentation setting and focusing on PC monitor.
• Advance image processing : Algorithms implemented for precise calculation of hardness numbers with various options to cover all ranges of specimen.

Batch file Processing : Option for Data, storage and reports generation.

Statistical Evaluation :

• Software forcalculating standard deviation, mean, medium, histogram etc. 
• Wide options in calibration mode.
• Calibration / Verification on PC monitor makes easier to operate. 

Specifications :

• 'FIE' Computerised Hardness Tester is a simple and accurate means to produce automatically measure the diamond indentation to give Vickers hardness numbers.
• These testers are suitable for measuring the hardness of precision metallic parts with wide testing range - from soft to hard and their accurate results are widely acclaimed. These testers strictly confirm to IS 1754 - 2002.

PC requirements :

• Intel Pentium IV 2.00 GHz or above processor is recommended.
• Microsoft Windows 98SE or above (Recommended XP)
• System Ram : 128 MB or above (Recommended 256 MB)
• One RS 232 (serial) port. (PC not included in standard scope of supply)

Construction :

• The robust machine frame is designed to accommodate the high precision loading.
• Specimen is placed on a testing table. The test cycle is fully automatic. The accurate load is applied on a diamond indentor by means of a lever and weights. After a specific lapse of a time the load is removed automatically. The image is digitized using a CCD camera fitted on the machine and is captured by PC. The diagonals of the indentation are automatically measured by PC to give the Vickers Hardness Number.