Portable Brinell tester makes physical impressions
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Bowers Metrology UK product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Jan 4, 2007
The CV-HB120 portable Brinell hardness tester is designed to make physical impressions that are used to accurately determine the hardness of metal.
Featuring in the new (now available on request) CV Instrument catalogue, the CV-HB120 portable Brinell hardness tester is designed to make physical impressions that are used to accurately determine the hardness of metal.
The tester is capable of a full 3000kg test force via its hydraulic load system.
Offering completely autonomous operation - no power cables etc - the cost effective, lightweight tester can be used in virtually any position.
Increasing the flexibility of the CV-HB120 tester, a wide range of practical accessories is available, such as a chain adapter for use on cylindrical specimens, a ball adapter for use on softer materials, a Brinell microscope etc.
Demonstrations of this impressive hardness tester can be arranged through Bowers Metrology UK.
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