Small standard Babbitt hardness block

HBaStandard Babbitt hardness block, standard test block, hardness tester standard blockIntroduction:

Barcol hardness (abbreviated as Barcol hardness), proposed by the American company Barber Colman, is a widely used hardness category internationally in modern times. A hard steel indenter of a certain shape is pressed into the surface of the specimen under the action of a standard spring test force, and the material hardness is determined by the depth of the indenter. Each pressed 0.0076mm is defined as a Barcol hardness unit. The unit of Babbitt hardness is expressed as HBa

HBaStandard Babbitt hardness block, standard test block, hardness tester standard blockInstructions:

barcolhardness testerAs a specialized tester for measuring fiberglass products, reinforced or non reinforced hard plastics, aluminum and aluminum alloysbrassSpecialized testing tools for the hardness of softer metals such as copper (especially suitable for fiberglass products) have been recognized by most countries or international organizations. The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS), China and other countries have successively formulated national standards for the "Test Method for Measuring the Hardness of Glass Fiber Reinforced Plastic (GRP) Using a Barcol Hardness Tester". GB/T 3854 specifies the principle, testing instruments, specimens, testing procedures, test results, and test reports for testing the hardness of reinforced plastics using a Babbitt hardness tester.The Babbitt hardness value can be converted into other hardness values such as Brinell, Rockwell, Vickers, etc. by looking up a table.

There are many specifications for hardness blocks, including Rockwell, Vickers, Brinell, Leeb, etc. There are also special specifications that can be customized, and third-party calibration certificates or verification certificates can be provided. Testing fees are charged separately. For details, please consult customer service personnel.