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Product category: Materials testing equipment
News Release from: Zwick Testing Machines | Subject: ZHU250
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 16 May 2005

Hard work for universal tester

The Zwick ZHU250 universal hardness tester is designed for standards-compliant hardness testing according to Vickers, Brinell and Rockwell, plus ball-pressure hardness testing.

In line with the demands of laboratory testing and productive environments, the Zwick ZHU250 universal hardness tester is geared for standards-compliant hardness testing according to Vickers, Brinell and Rockwell, plus ball-pressure hardness testing Characterised by its intuitive operating concept, the ZHU250's test programs are quick and easy to configure, being largely self-explanatory for both the test bench engineer and the user at the machine

All the settings and parameters are multilingual with a representation that is easy to understand.

This robust, highly accurate device is well suited for applications up to 250kg.

With its generously sized working area, measuring 300 x 250mm, the ZHU250 makes handling of large specimens such as alloy wheels child's play.

Indentations are measured optically using a measurement line concept integrated into the focusing screen.

This approach ensures high reproducibility of the test results.

With the launch of the ZHU250, Zwick is first to market with a hardness testing machine that accommodates the current contents of the DIN EN ISO18265 standard to enable the revaluation of hardness values.

Now, in addition to the conventional tables thus far employed for steels and low-alloy steels and steel castings, the user is provided with standards-compliant evaluation options for materials made from aluminium and copper. Request a free brochure from Zwick Testing Machines ...

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