As a high-performance Vickers hardness tester supplied by Mikrosize—a trusted supplier in the field of precision measurement equipment—this Touch Screen Digital Display Automatic Turret Vickers Hardness Tester is engineered to meet the strictest hardness testing requirements across various industries. Mikrosize, with its commitment to providing reliable and advanced measuring solutions, ensures that this Vickers hardness tester integrates cutting-edge technology with user-friendly design, making it an essential tool for quality control, material analysis, and research applications.
Product Features
1.Durable & Aesthetic Body Construction
The unit body is crafted from high-quality cast iron via one-piece casting to ensure structural stability and outstanding durability. It is further treated with automotive-grade painting technology, resulting in a smooth curved, visually appealing surface that resists scratches and corrosion—ideal for prolonged use in workshop, laboratory, or factory environments.
2.Automatic Turret & High-Precision Measurement
Equipped with an automatic turret, this Vickers hardness tester eliminates the need for manual lens switching, significantly improving testing efficiency and reducing human error. It is matched with high-resolution measuring and observing objective lenses, paired with a high-definition digital micrometer eyepiece integrated with a built-in length encoder. This advanced configuration enables one-click measurement of indentation diagonals, a key feature that sets this hardness tester apart by delivering consistent, accurate, and repeatable results free from manual operation and reading errors.
3.Intuitive & Convenient Operating System
The standout function of this system is its ability to automatically convert units across the full hardness scale (including HV, HB, HRB, HRC), eliminating the need for manual calculations and ensuring compatibility with global hardness standards. This convenience makes the instrument accessible to both experienced technicians and new users, reinforcing its role as a versatile hardness testing device.
4.Value Range Setting & Alarm Function
To enhance quality control capabilities, this Vickers hardness tester allows users to set maximum and minimum hardness values according to specific testing requirements. When a test value exceeds the predefined range, the instrument immediately triggers an audible alarm, alerting operators to potential material defects or inconsistencies. This real-time monitoring feature is crucial for maintaining product quality and is a key advantage of this hardness tester from Mikrosize.
5.Software-Based Hardness Correction
Recognizing the need for precision adjustment, the instrument is equipped with a software-based hardness correction function. This allows users to directly calibrate hardness readings within a specified correction range without complex hardware modifications, ensuring that the instrument remains accurate even after prolonged use or in varying environmental conditions. This feature underscores Mikrosize’s focus on providing flexible and reliable testing equipment.
6.Powerful Database for Data Management
As a professional hardness testing device, it includes a built-in database that automates the grouping and saving of experimental data. Each data group can store up to 10 individual test records, and the instrument can accommodate more than 2,000 records in total. This centralized data storage simplifies record-keeping, data retrieval, and report generation, making it easier for users to track testing history, analyze trends, and comply with quality assurance protocols.
7.Visual Hardness Curve Display
To facilitate data analysis, the instrument offers a hardness curve display function. This feature displays hardness variation across multiple test runs, allowing operators to quickly identify patterns, such as hardness gradients in materials or variations across different test locations. The intuitive graphical interface enhances data interpretation, making this hardness tester a valuable tool for in-depth material performance evaluation.
8.Optional Upgrades for Expanded Functionality
Mikrosize provides optional enhancements to customize the instrument for specific applications. Users can opt for a CCD image processing system, which enables digital imaging of indentations for more detailed analysis and documentation. Additionally, an optional Knoop indenter is available, allowing the instrument to conduct Knoop hardness testing—extending its utility to materials like thin films, brittle materials, or components with small test areas. These options make the instrument highly adaptable testing equipment.
9.Versatile Data Output Options
The instrument is fitted with a wireless Bluetooth printer, enabling quick and convenient on-site printing of test reports. It also supports data export via RS-232 and USB interfaces, allowing seamless connection to computers, data loggers, or laboratory information management systems (LIMS). This multi-interface design ensures efficient data transfer and integration, a critical requirement for modern hardness testing equipment in busy work environments.
10.Compliance with International Standards
The accuracy of this Vickers hardness tester strictly adheres to globally recognized standards, including GB/T4340.2 (China), ISO 6507-2, and ASTM E92 (USA). This compliance guarantees that test results are valid and comparable worldwide, making the instrument suitable for international trade, cross-border research, and global quality control—further solidifying its reputation as a trustworthy testing device from Mikrosize.
Application Scope
This Touch Screen Digital Display Automatic Turret Vickers Hardness Tester, as a versatile hardness testing device from Mikrosize, finds wide application across numerous industries and material types:
1.Metallic & Coated Materials
It is ideal for hardness testing of ferrous metals (e.g., steel, iron), non-ferrous metals (e.g., aluminum, copper, zinc), IC substrates, surface coatings (e.g., electroplated layers, paint coatings), and laminated metals. These materials are commonly used in automotive, electronics, aerospace, and manufacturing sectors, where precise hardness measurement is critical for ensuring structural integrity and performance.
2.Brittle & Non-Metallic Materials
The instrument is also suitable for hardness testing of non-metallic materials such as glass (e.g., optical glass, automotive glass), ceramics (e.g., engineering ceramics, ceramic coatings), agate, gemstones, and thin plastics. These materials require gentle yet accurate testing, which is facilitated by the instrument’s high-precision objective lenses and adjustable test forces—key features of this hardness testing device.
3.Heat-Treated Components
It excels in measuring the hardness depth and gradient of carburized and quenched layers in heat-treated parts (e.g., gears, shafts, bearings). Understanding these hardness gradients is essential for evaluating the effectiveness of heat treatment processes and ensuring that components can withstand wear, fatigue, and stress in service.
4.Small & Thin Parts
Specifically designed for precision Vickers measurement, the instrument is well-suited for testing parallel planes, micro-sized tiny parts (e.g., micro-components, fasteners), and ultra-thin parts (e.g., thin foils, wafers). Its automatic turret, high-resolution optics, and one-click measurement capability make it possible to test these delicate or miniature components without damaging them, a testament to Mikrosize’s expertise in developing specialized testing equipment.
In summary, whether for routine quality control, material research, or specialized testing needs, this Vickers hardness tester from Mikrosize stands out as a reliable, efficient, and accurate hardness testing device that delivers consistent performance across diverse applications.
