The sample is prepared by ensuring a clean and flat surface for testing. The Automatic Rockwell Superficial Hardness Tester is set up with the appropriate indenter and test load for the material being tested.
Lanetech Instruments Automatic Dual-Mode Rockwell Hardness Tester seamlessly measures both surfacial Rockwell testing (HR15N-45Y) and standard Rockwell scales (HRA-HRV) with 30 preloaded specifications. Engineered for precision, our one-touch operation eliminates manual errors while delivering ASTM E18/ISO 6508-compliant results at 0.01HR resolution.
Ideal for automotive gears, aerospace alloys, metalworking and thin coatings and materials,
Rockwell superficial hardness tester features:
• Auto-load switching (3kgf-150kgf)
• Laser-calibrated depth sensors
• Instant QR code data reports
Trusted by Fortune 500 manufacturers for:
✅ Zero-deformation thin sample analysis (<1mm)
✅ 2000+ test memory
✅ 24/7 automated quality control
✅ 300mm /vertical/ and 220mm /horizontal/
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The sample is prepared by ensuring a clean and flat surface for testing. The Automatic Rockwell Superficial Hardness Tester is set up with the appropriate indenter and test load for the material being tested.
The tester applies a minor load to the sample, followed by the major load. The minor load establishes the zero position, and the major load creates the indentation on the surface of the material.
The depth of penetration is measured automatically by the tester, providing the hardness value on the Superficial Rockwell scale. The result is displayed on the instrument’s screen or can be recorded digitally for further analysis. The tester may also have the capability to calculate and display hardness values in other scales, such as Brinell or Vickers.
To ensure the proper functioning and accuracy of an Automatic Rockwell Superficial Hardness Tester, regular maintenance is necessary. Here are some maintenance tasks typically required:
Cleaning: Regularly clean the tester to remove any debris, dust, or contaminants that may affect its performance. Use a soft cloth or brush to clean the surfaces and avoid using abrasive materials.
Lubrication: Apply lubrication to moving parts as recommended by the manufacturer to prevent friction and ensure smooth operation.
Calibration: Periodically calibrate the tester to maintain accuracy. This may involve adjusting the load application system, verifying the accuracy of the indenter, and checking the measurement system against certified reference standards.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the tester for any signs of wear, damage, or misalignment. Address any issues promptly to prevent further damage and maintain accurate results.
Follow Manufacturer Guidelines: Follow the specific maintenance guidelines provided by the manufacturer to ensure proper care and longevity of the Automatic Rockwell Superficial Hardness Tester.