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Product category: Materials testing equipment
News Release from: Instron | Subject: Tukon 2100
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 22 November 2002

Tester tackles microindentation and
Vickers

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The Wilson Instruments Tukon 2100 microindentation/Vickers tester is ideal for nondestructive hardness testing in a variety of applications, such as heat-treating and case depth analysis.

The Wilson Instruments Tukon 2100 microindentation/Vickers tester is ideal for nondestructive hardness testing in a variety of microindentation and Vickers applications, such as heat-treating and case depth analysis The Tukon is designed with a closed-loop control for easier operation and more accurate hardness readings and testing results

Instron replaces conventional deadweights with its unique closed-loop control system, making the Series 2100 a more stable and repeatable microindentation/Vickers tester.

This system places a load cell between the indenter and the drive mechanism to form an error-free, precision test axis that eliminates test result errors caused by friction.

The use of load cells versus deadweights ensures against force errors resulting over time from friction and wear.

Resistance sensing circuitry eliminates accidental load cell and indenter damage.

The Series 2100 can handle load ranges from 50g to 30kg.

Instron's exclusive automatic turret design gives added testing flexibility and increased power to the Tukon.

This special design provides five positions allowing for two load cell indenter combinations and three measuring objectives.

In addition, Instron's Tukon increases productivity and lowers operator fatigue with dedicated keys for repetitive functions such as: exclude test, clear stats, auto print and print report.

In addition, Instron provides a full two-year warranty on the Tukon.

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