Introduction
A Shore hardness tester measures hardness of elastomers and soft materials. It is widely used in rubber and plastic industries. The system ensures material property evaluation. It solves subjective tactile testing. By providing standardized indentation measurement, it supports quality control.
Shore Hardness Tester LSHT-T2011
Shore Hardness Tester is a short C type durometer that offers a resolution of a 1° and measuring upto 100 HD with a needle size of SR 2.5 mm, providing reliable and consistent hardness ...
Shore Hardness Tester LSHT-T2010
Shore Hardness Tester is a short A type durometer that offers a 1° resolution and measurement upto 100 HD, ensuring reliable and standardized results. This is a precision device designe...
Standards
ISO 6508-1:2015-Metallic materials-Rockwell hardness test-Test method
Complies with the above standards, but is not limited to them.
Features
1. Shore hardness tester, a short durometer offering 0.5 to 1 second measurement.
2. Quick measurement for rapid hardness testing of elastomers and plastics.
3. Compact, portable design for on-site and bench testing.
4. Clear display for direct hardness readings.
5. Suitable for rubber, plastic, foam and elastomer hardness testing.
FAQ
Q1: What is the Shore hardness tester mainly used for?
A: It is used to measure the hardness of rubber, plastics, foams and elastomers according to the Shore scale. Quick measurement supports quality control, incoming inspection and material comparison in manufacturing and laboratory settings.
Q2: What standards does the hardness tester comply with?
A: The instrument follows applicable ISO and GB/T standards for Shore hardness testing, including test methods and durometer requirements. Measurement procedures should follow the applicable standard method. Compliance documentation can be provided on request.
Q3: What is the warranty period for the hardness tester and key components?
A: The complete unit carries a 12-month warranty covering the meter body and mechanism. The indenter and accessories are excluded as wearing parts. Damage from improper handling or unauthorised repair is not covered.
Q4: Is the hardness tester difficult to operate?
A:Operation is simple: press the durometer against the sample and read the value. No special training is required, though sample thickness and surface preparation affect results. The manual explains correct measurement technique and maintenance.
Q5: What is the typical lead time for order delivery?
A: Standard models require 7-30 working days. In-stock units can ship within 3-7 working days. Custom configurations or large built-to-order systems may require additional time, and we confirm the exact schedule before order confirmation.
Q6: Does the hardness tester require calibration or verification?
A: The durometer should be verified periodically against reference blocks, typically every 6 to 12 months or per quality policy. The unit is factory tested before delivery. Optional calibration service can be arranged.
Q7: Are consumables or spare parts universal?
A: The tester has no consumables. Replacement indenters and accessories are available through our channel. Provide the model and serial number when ordering.
Q8: Can the hardness tester be customised?
A: Options include different Shore scales, display types and calibration certificates. We confirm each option before order confirmation.
Q9: Is installation or setup required?
A: No installation is required; the tester is ready to use with appropriate sample support. Remote guidance is available for measurement technique.
Q10: What samples should not be tested with this durometer?
A: Very thin, curved or rough samples may give unreliable readings and require appropriate support or preparation. Materials outside the durometer range should be tested with the correct scale. Follow the standard test method.
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