Vickers Hardness Testing Machine Computerized

Features

• Fully Computerized (PC Based) Vickers Hardness Machine.
• Direct and accurate measurement of Vickers Hardness Number using “State of Art” image processing technology.
• ‘Wide testing range: from soft metal such as the lead up to medium hardened steels.
• High accuracy and repeatability of measurement at all loads.
• Faster measurement yielding to higher productivity.
• The small size of indentation makes non-destructive testing on finished components.
• Motorized loading and unloading cycle.
• Small loads allow the testing of thin sheet metals.
• Advanced Window XP based software.

Latest GUI Features:

• User-friendly software with all help files and Window Features.
• Online indentation setting and focusing on the PC monitor.
• Advance image processing Algorithms implemented for a precise calculation of hardness numbers with various options to cover all ranges of specimens.

Batch file Processing :

Option for data/storage and reports generation.

Statistical Evaluation:

Software for calculating standard deviation, mode medium, histogram, etc.

Options in calibration mode:

Calibration / Verification on PC monitor makes it easier to operate.

Computerized Vickers 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 a wide testing range – from soft to hard, and their accurate results are widely acclaimed. These testers strictly conform to IS 1754 – 2002.

Construction

To accommodate the high precision loading system & an optical projection screen, the machine frame is designed sturdy. The specimen is placed on a testing table. The test cycle is fully automatic. The accurate load is applied to a diamond penetrator by means of a lever & weights. The load is removed automatically after a specific lapse of time. The objective is indexed with the test piece & the diamond indentation is projected on the measuring screen. The diagonals of the indentation can be measured by means of the micrometer screw of the projection screen.