Precision hardness testers for reliable material assessment
Precision hardness testers and portable hardness testers provide accurate measurement of material hardness using standards such as Brinell, Rockwell, Vickers and Shore, delivering essential data for incoming inspection and final quality control. These testers serve labs and on-site inspections alike, enabling users to assess alloys, non-magnetic metals, steels and elastomers with methods including rebound and ultrasonic testing to suit thin-walled or bulky components. By offering manual and automatic operation modes plus digital interfaces for data storage and transfer, they improve traceability and speed up decision-making in production and testing environments. The combination of bench-mounted systems and mobile units ensures versatility across inspection tasks while maintaining repeatable, comparable results.
0-100 A0 Digital Shore Hardness Tester 0.5 Resolution Ball Tip R2.5mm 30mm Stop - Metav IndustryLine
Take advantage of precise Shore A0 readings together with a compact, portable form factor for fast quality checks in foam production and laboratory environments; order via Metav Werkzeuge or contact our consultants for expert advice. Digital Shore Hardness Tester M208.352.N — 0–100 A0 range, digital display A compact digital Shore hardness tester Digital Shore Hardness Tester M208.352.N designed for rapid A0 hardness checks on soft materials such as foam and sponge. 0–100 A0 measuring range, 0.5 unit resolution Ball indenter R=2.5 mm with 30 mm anvil Digital display with ON/OFF, ZERO and HOLD Fast, reliable Shore A0 readings for soft materials The instrument provides a 0–100 A0 measuring range with a readable resolution of 0.5 units, allowing clear differentiation of softer polymer foams and cellular materials. The Shore A0 scale is tailored to very soft elastomers and foam products; by measuring indentation depth with a standardised indenter geometry, the device converts mechanical response into a direct hardness value, simplifying in-line checks and incoming goods inspections. The concise, numerical readout accelerates decision-making and reduces interpretation errors compared with analogue scales. Ergonomic design and straightforward operation for routine testing An ergonomically balanced housing and low weight (approx. 0.1 kg) make the instrument suited to handheld use and quick transfer between test points. The digital display includes ON/OFF, ZERO and HOLD functions for stable readings and repeatable workflows, while the ball indenter (R=2.5 mm) and anvil/stop (30 mm) ensure defined contact geometry and positioning. These design choices reduce operator influence and permit fast serial testing, helping to keep throughput steady during production checks or laboratory routines. Robust application range and practical transport solution Calibrated for Shore A0 testing with a 30° taper tip and 0.1 mm tip radius, the device is optimised for foams and sponges but also useful for other very soft materials where A0 measurements are the standard. The compact format and protective transport case allow safe storage and straightforward mobile use across workshops or inspection rooms, preserving measurement integrity during handling and transit. The combination of a standardised indenter and electronic readout supports consistent results across shifts and operators. For dependable Shore A0 testing with Metav IndustryLine quality, order the Digital Shore Hardness Tester through Metav Werkzeuge or contact our consultants at info@metav-werkzeuge.com / +49 2822 7131930 for application advice and delivery information Technical Data Article number: M208.352.N GTIN: 4054469181486 ECLASS: 21170518 Weight: 0.1 kg Measuring range: 0–100 A0 Resolution: 0.5 units Measurement method: Shore A0 Display: Digital with ON/OFF, ZERO, HOLD Facts Indenter geometry: Ball indenter R=2.5 mm Tip: Taper 30°, tip radius 0.1 mm Anvil / stop: 30 mm Suitability: Foams, sponges Special features Compact, portable housing Protective transport case included Lightweight for handheld operation Clear numeric readout for rapid decisions FAQ How accurate are the readings on this tester? The Digital Shore Hardness Tester M208.352.N delivers readings with a clear 0.5-unit resolution on the Shore A0 scale, providing repeatable results suited to production control and material checks of soft foams and sponges. Can the instrument be used outside the workshop? Yes, the lightweight design and included protective transport case make the device convenient for field checks and mobile quality inspections. What tip geometry is used for the measurements? Measurements are taken with a ball indenter (R=2.5 mm) and a tapered tip of 30° with a 0.1 mm tip radius, matching standard requirements for Shore A0 testing. Is the device suitable for all foam types? The tester is optimised for a wide range of soft foams and sponges; for very unusual or composite materials, consult our technical team for guidance on test suitability and procedure. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
0-100 HA Digital Shore A Hardness Tester 0.5 Resolution Flat Cone Tip Ø0.79mm 35° IP54 - Metav IndustryLine
Take advantage of accurate Shore A measurement and simple digital operation for fast material checks in production and quality control; the device’s compact tip and lightweight design keep handling consistent across repeated tests. Order the unit directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult their specialists for application advice. Digital Shore hardness tester M208.351.N — Handheld Shore A gauge with 0–100 HA range and 0.5 HA resolution (Metav IndustryLine) The Digital Shore hardness tester M208.351.N serves as a portable solution for rapid hardness screening on elastomers and soft plastics, combining a clear display with a compact measurement tip for confined test points. Range 0–100 HA for elastomers Resolution 0.5 HA for clear readings Flat cone tip Ø0.79 mm, 35° geometry Digital display with zero and hold buttons Reliable results for process control and QA The instrument delivers repeatable Shore A readings across the 0–100 HA range, enabling consistent pass/fail decisions within production. The 0.5 HA increment on the digital display gives a clear numerical basis for statistical process control or incoming goods inspection, reducing subjective interpretation. As a handheld hardness gauge, it suits line-side quality checks where quick throughput and documented numerical values matter more than laboratory turnaround times. Designed for straightforward handling and confined test points A flat cone tip Ø0.79 mm, 35° geometry concentrates the contact area, making it practical for small test fields and moulded parts. The unit’s lightweight (0.1 kg) construction supports stable single-handed operation while limiting operator fatigue during repeated measurements. Controls include dedicated on/off, zero and hold functions, which simplify measurement routines and let teams capture transient values without additional equipment. Application compatibility and material scope Measurement is performed according to Shore A methodology and is therefore intended for rubber, elastomers and other soft plastics such as neoprene, silicone, vinyl, felt and leather. The specification favours surface-sensitive checks and comparative testing during production runs, helping to classify compounds by hardness and to identify batch deviations early in the process. Practical delivery and workshop integration The tester is supplied complete with a protective transport case, making it straightforward to store or carry between benches and production cells. The compact form factor and the clear readout integrate easily into routine inspection workflows, and the device’s simplicity supports training of shop-floor operators without a steep learning curve. For tailored technical advice or to request specification matching for the Metav IndustryLine Digital Shore hardness tester (SKU M208.351.N), contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or +49 2822 7131930 Technical data Article number: M208.351.N GTIN: 4054469162669 Tariff number: 90241040 Manufacturer: Metav IndustryLine Core measurements Measurement range: 0–100 HA Resolution: 0.5 HA Tip diameter: Ø0.79 mm Tip angle: 35° Weight: 0.1 kg Special features Measurement method: Shore A Display: digital with on/off, zero and hold Suitable for: rubber, elastomers, neoprene, silicone, vinyl, felt, leather Supplied in a protective transport case FAQ What hardness range does the tester cover? The device measures within a 0–100 HA range, suitable for most elastomers and soft plastics. What is the resolution of the readings? Readings are shown in 0.5 HA increments on the digital display for clear numerical comparison. Which materials can be tested with this Shore A instrument? The tester is intended for rubber and soft plastics, including neoprene, silicone, vinyl, felt and leather. Is the tip suitable for small test points? Yes; the flat cone tip Ø0.79 mm, 35° is designed for compact test areas and moulded features. Is a calibration certificate supplied with the product data provided? The supplied product information does not specify a calibration certificate; the data shows the standard technical specification only. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
0-100 HA Shore A Hardness Tester, 0.79 mm Flat Cone Indenter, 0.55–8.05 N Load, 1 HA Resolution, Drift Indicator, Case
Take advantage of a reliable analogue readout with 1 HA resolution, a flat cone tip Ø0.79 mm and a wide 0–100 HA range for consistent Shore A testing; the built‑in drag pointer captures peak values for repeatable QA. Order directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application advice. Shore hardness tester HA (0–100 HA) — analogue Shore A, flat cone tip Ø0.79 mm (Metav IndustryLine) The Shore hardness tester HA (0–100 HA) is an analogue durometer designed for rapid Shore A hardness checks on elastomers and soft plastics in production and quality control. Analogue readout, 1 HA resolution Range 0–100 HA for Shore A testing Flat cone tip Ø0.79 mm, 35° geometry Drag pointer for peak value capture Consistent, measurable Shore A results for quality control The instrument offers a clear analogue scale with 1 HA graduation, implemented for straightforward pass/fail decisions and trend tracking. The combination of a wide 0–100 HA measuring range and a compact Ø0.79 mm flat cone tip yields representative surface contact on soft materials, ensuring reproducible readings across batches. The mechanical peak capture via the drag pointer prevents missed maximum values during quick spot checks, which supports continuous production sampling without the need for electronic systems. Tip geometry and force range tuned for elastomers The geometry and force range are engineered to match the Shore A procedure: the flat cone tip, 35°, combined with a measurement force of 0.55–8.05 N, gives contact characteristics equivalent to standardised Shore A tests. This technical pairing reduces measurement scatter on compliant surfaces such as rubber, elastomers, silicone and vinyl, producing data that can be used for material acceptance or process control. The mechanical design avoids dependence on batteries, ensuring consistent force application within the instrument’s designed limits. Robust handling and material compatibility for workshop use At approximately 0.3 kg, the tester is lightweight and easy to manoeuvre for inline inspections, handheld sampling and laboratory benches. The analogue construction is inherently durable for workshop environments and requires minimal maintenance. Compatibility with a range of substrates — from leather and felt to softer plastics — makes the instrument suitable for component testing, incoming goods control and R&D hardness screening. The simple, mechanical operation facilitates rapid familiarisation for technicians and production staff. Contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored advice on integrating this Metav IndustryLine Shore hardness tester into production workflows and for information on delivery from the Emmerich site Technical Data Article number: M208.354 GTIN: 4054469162638 Tariff number: 90241040 Manufacturer: Metav IndustryLine Weight: 0.3 kg Facts Measuring range: 0–100 HA Resolution: 1 HA Measuring force: 0.55–8.05 N Tip diameter and angle: Ø0.79 mm, 35° Measurement method: Shore A Accuracy: 2 Special features Analogue display Drag pointer for peak value capture Suitable for rubber, elastomers, neoprene, silicone, vinyl, soft plastics, felt, leather FAQ What materials can be tested with this Shore A instrument? The Shore hardness tester HA is suitable for rubber, elastomers, neoprene, silicone, vinyl, soft plastics, felt and leather; material compatibility is listed in the specifications. How is the peak hardness recorded during a test? A mechanical drag pointer records the maximum reading at the point of contact, allowing the operator to read the peak value on the analogue scale after withdrawal. Is the measuring force suitable for standard Shore A procedures? Yes — the device applies a measurement force of 0.55–8.05 N, matched to the Shore A method and the Ø0.79 mm flat cone tip for representative contact. Does the tester require batteries or electronic calibration? The unit is an analogue instrument and functions without batteries; calibration and verification follow standard metrology practice as required by the user’s quality system. Which SKU identifies this model for ordering and spare parts? Ordering and reference can be made using SKU M208.354 for the Metav IndustryLine Shore hardness tester. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
0-100 HC Shore Hardness Tester With 2.5mm Ball Indenter, Hold Indicator, 0.55–8.05N, Plastic Case - Metav IndustryLine
Take quicker, reproducible hardness readings with an analogue gauge that combines a 0–100 HC measurement range, 1 HC resolution and a peak-capture indicator; ideal for routine quality checks on compressible materials. Supplied in a protective transport case and weighing just 0.3 kg, this compact instrument suits production and incoming‑goods inspection alike — order directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application advice. Shore Hardness Tester HC — Analogue hardness gauge, 0–100 HC, 1 HC resolution The Shore Hardness Tester HC is an analogue handheld instrument for fast indentation testing of soft materials such as foams and sponges in production and laboratory environments Range 0–100 HC Resolution 1 HC Drag indicator for peak readings 2.5 mm spherical indenter Reliable numeric control for compressible materials The instrument delivers a clear numeric scale across a 0–100 HC span with a reading step of 1 HC, enabling consistent acceptance decisions in routine quality control. The specified measurement force of 0.55–8.05 N together with the 2.5 mm indenter produces repeatable contact conditions; this reduces variability between operators and makes trend monitoring straightforward. As an analogue device with a mechanical peak indicator, it is particularly suited where rapid assessment and simple documentation are required. Built for foam and sponge testing in production Designed for materials that deform under light loads, the gauge matches common practice in packaging, upholstery and foam manufacturing. The spherical 2.5 mm indenter concentrates the contact in a defined area so results are comparable across batches and suppliers. Suitability for foams and sponges means the instrument supports incoming‑goods checks, process control and batch release testing without the overhead of complex set‑ups. Practical features to speed daily inspection A mechanical drag indicator captures the highest attained reading, eliminating the need for repeated observations and making single‑handed operation more effective. At approximately 0.3 kg the unit is highly portable and simple to position on samples; the compact format aids fast throughput on inspection benches. Delivery in a robust transport case protects the gauge between shifts and during transfer between production and laboratory areas. Confidence for routine quality processes Using an analogue hardness gauge with clear resolution minimises measurement uncertainty in high‑volume workflows and supports documented quality routines. The combination of defined measurement force, standardised indenter geometry and a visible peak indicator helps to reduce non‑conforming batches and enables faster corrective actions. Its straightforward operation and compact design make it an economical instrument for regular hardness checks and supplier verification. For tailored delivery and technical advice from our Emmerich facility, contact Metav Werkzeuge to discuss the Shore Hardness Tester HC and suitable supply options for production or laboratory use. Technical data SKU: M208.355 GTIN: 4054469162645 Customs tariff number: 90241040 Key measurements Measurement range: 0–100 HC Resolution / reading: 1 HC Measurement force: 0.55–8.05 N Indenter diameter: 2.5 mm Weight: 0.3 kg Display type: analogue Features and applications Drag indicator to capture peak readings Suitable for foams and sponges Measurement method: Shore A0 Supplied in transport case FAQ What material types is this tester intended for? The Shore Hardness Tester HC is specified for compressible materials and is particularly suitable for testing foams and sponges in production and incoming‑goods inspections. How precise are individual readings? Readings are given in 1 HC increments across the 0–100 HC range; the combination of defined force (0.55–8.05 N) and the 2.5 mm indenter promotes repeatable results for routine quality control. Is the instrument handheld or bench mounted? This analogue hardness gauge is a portable, handheld instrument weighing approximately 0.3 kg, designed for manual positioning on test specimens. How does the drag indicator help during testing? The mechanical drag indicator records the peak indentation value, allowing single‑operator capture of the maximum hardness reading without continuous observation. Does the device include a protective case? Yes, the gauge is supplied in a protective transport case to safeguard the instrument during storage and transfer between production and laboratory areas. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
0-100 HD Digital Shore Hardness Tester 0.5 Resolution Cone Tip 30° SR0.1mm Supplied In Case - Metav IndustryLine
Take advantage of the combination of a clear digital display, a compact 0–100 HD measuring range and a precise conical probe (30° SR 0.1 mm) for fast, repeatable Shore D checks; order directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the specialists for application advice. Digital Shore Hardness Tester M208.353.N — Shore D, 0–100 HD range, 0.5 HD reading The Digital Shore Hardness Tester M208.353.N is a portable Shore D hardness gauge designed for quick hardness checks on plastics and related materials in production and incoming‑goods inspection. Digital display with ON/OFF, ZERO and HOLD Shore D method, 0–100 HD measuring range Conical probe 30° SR 0.1 mm Delivered in a plastic or wooden transport case Reliable Shore D readings for plastics and composites The instrument measures hardness according to the Shore D principle over a 0–100 HD scale, with a display graduation of 0.5 HD for immediate interpretation. This combination delivers a practical balance between resolution and speed: the larger step size compared with laboratory durometers speeds up inline spot checks while still allowing discernible differences between formulations and batches. The conical probe (30° SR 0.1 mm) concentrates the contact area for consistent penetration depth on semi-rigid plastics, resins and cast materials, reducing variability that can come from inconsistent probe contact. Ergonomic design that supports consistent testing Built for handheld operation, the tester weighs just 0.1 kg, making it easy to position against samples without excessive operator fatigue. The digital display is supported by three dedicated controls — ON/OFF, ZERO and HOLD — which help standardise the measurement sequence and capture readings for later documentation. A lightweight instrument and clear controls reduce handling errors, so measurements become more repeatable across different operators and shifts. Delivery in a transport case protects the unit in transit and provides practical storage between uses. Fits routine quality workflows and shop‑floor checks With an emphasis on fast, comparative testing, the device integrates smoothly into manufacturing and quality assurance routines where plastics, epoxy compounds and acrylics are inspected. The gauge’s technical identifiers (SKU M208.353.N, GTIN and eClass) support inventory and traceability procedures; recorded results from the unit can be used to monitor process stability and support decision making on material acceptance. The tester’s specification is tuned for production control rather than laboratory certification, offering a pragmatic tool to maintain consistent product properties without complex instrumentation. For straightforward, repeatable Shore D checks, choose the Metav IndustryLine tester and obtain delivery from Metav Werkzeuge — contact their consultants for application matching and supply from the Emmerich quality hub Technical data Article number: M208.353.N GTIN: 4054469162676 eClass: 21170518 Customs tariff number: 90241040 Facts Measurement range: 0–100 HD Resolution / reading: 0.5 HD Accuracy: 2 Weight: 0.1 kg Special features Measuring method: Shore D Measuring tips: cone 30°; SR 0.1 mm Digital display with ON/OFF, ZERO and HOLD Suitable for: plastics, resin, epoxy, Plexiglas Delivered in plastic or wooden transport case FAQ How does the tester determine Shore hardness? The Digital Shore Hardness Tester M208.353.N uses a Shore D indenter to measure resistance to indentation and displays the result on its digital screen in HD units. What materials can be tested with this gauge? Typical applications for the tester include plastics, resins, epoxy compounds and Plexiglas, where Shore D is the appropriate hardness scale. What resolution and accuracy can be expected? The instrument displays readings at 0.5 HD resolution; the supplied specification lists an accuracy indicator of 2 as provided in the product data. Is the unit suitable for shop‑floor use and transport? Yes — the device is lightweight (0.1 kg) and is supplied in a protective plastic or wooden transport case for safe handling and storage. Which probe geometry does the instrument use? The tester is fitted with a conical measuring tip at 30° with an SR of 0.1 mm, designed for consistent contact on semi‑rigid materials. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
0-100 HD Shore Hardness Tester With Dial Gauge And Hold Needle, Cone Tip 30° SR 0.1mm, 0–44.5N - Metav IndustryLine
Take advantage of the combination of a 0–100 HD measurement range, a 1 HD readability and a lightweight, portable design to perform quick comparative hardness checks in the workshop; order the Shore Hardness Tester directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed. Shore Hardness Tester M208.356 — analogue Shore D tester with 0–100 HD range and peak-hold Shore Hardness Tester M208.356 provides a compact, workshop-ready method for assessing the hardness of engineering plastics and resins, offering clear analogue readings and a mechanical peak indicator for repeatable comparative checks Shore D scale, range 0–100 HD, 1 HD reading Peak-hold indicator for capturing maximum value Cone indenter 30° with 0.1 mm tip radius Supplied in protective transport case Rapid comparative control with clear analogue readout The analogue Shore D mechanism delivers immediate, human-readable results on a 0–100 HD scale with a 1 HD graduation. The mechanical design suits frequent checks during production or incoming‑goods inspections where quick pass/fail decisions are required. The integrated peak‑hold (drag) pointer locks the maximum value reached during an indentation, simplifying the capture of transient peaks without digital post‑processing. For materials such as plastics, epoxy resins and Plexiglas, this method gives a fast indication of material stiffness and curing state that supports efficient production control. Defined test force and indenter geometry for repeatable measurements The unit uses a specified test force of 0–44.5 N and a cone indenter at 30° with a 0.1 mm tip radius, parameters that determine the contact mechanics of the Shore D method. These geometric and force specifications ensure that indentations are comparable across repeated tests and compatible with common hardness conventions for rigid polymers. The mechanical construction reduces dependency on electronics and facilitates straightforward interpretation: higher readings correspond to harder materials, while the fixed indenter geometry keeps the test consistent from sample to sample. Workshop practicality: portability, protection and material suitability Weighing approximately 0.3 kg, the instrument is both portable and robust, intended for bench or field use. It is supplied in a protective transport case, which makes it simple to move between workstations while protecting the instrument in transit. The tester is particularly appropriate for quality control in plastics processing, composite production and repair shops where Resopal, plexiglass and similar materials are encountered. The analogue format requires no batteries and is straightforward to maintain, allowing technicians to integrate hardness checks into routine inspections with minimal training. Select the Metav IndustryLine Shore D tester for dependable, no‑nonsense hardness checks and contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich for specification advice and ordering assistance Technical data Article number: M208.356 GTIN: 4054469162652 Customs tariff number: 90241040 Manufacturer: Metav IndustryLine Facts Measurement range: 0–100 HD Test force: 0–44.5 N Resolution/readability: 1 HD Indenter tip radius: SR 0.1 mm Instrument weight: 0.3 kg Special features Measurement method: Shore D Indenter geometry: cone 30° Peak‑hold (drag) indicator to capture maximum value Analogue (mechanical) instrument Supplied in a protective transport case Suitable for plastics, synthetic resins, Resopal, epoxy and plexiglass FAQ What materials can be tested with this Shore D tester? The Shore Hardness Tester M208.356 is intended for plastics and synthetic resins, including Resopal, epoxy and Plexiglas, where the Shore D method is applicable. How is the measured value captured and read? Readings are taken directly from the analogue scale (0–100 HD) and the mechanical peak‑hold pointer records the maximum indentation value for simple visual capture. Which indenter and force parameters are used for testing? The device uses a 30° cone indenter with a 0.1 mm tip radius and applies a test force in the range up to 44.5 N, conforming to the Shore D contact geometry for rigid plastics. Is the instrument suitable for on‑site field inspections? With a weight of about 0.3 kg and delivery in a protective transport case, the instrument is designed for portable workshop and field use where quick comparative hardness checks are needed. Does the tester require batteries or electronics? The M208.356 is an analogue mechanical instrument and operates without batteries, offering a low‑maintenance option for routine hardness control. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
10 N Motorised Probe Ø36 For Roughness Tester, Ra
Take advantage of the motorised drive and 10 N measuring force to secure reproducible roughness readings and stable contact for delicate components; combine this with broad probe contact (Ø36 mm) for reliable inspections across thin workpieces and coordinate ordering or technical advice directly via Metav Werkzeuge. Motorised Probe 10 N for 502.230/502.231/502.240/502.241 — Metav IndustryLine accessory with precise contact control The Motorised Probe 10 N for 502.230/502.231/502.240/502.241 is a motor-driven ultrasonic probe designed as an accessory for surface roughness inspection in production and quality laboratories. Motorised drive for consistent measuring force 10 N nominal measuring force for stable contact Probe tip Ø36 mm for broader contact area Surface compatibility Ra < 2.5 μm Consistent contact pressure for reproducible roughness data A motorised drive provides a steady 10 N contact force, which significantly reduces variability introduced by manual probing. In roughness testing, stable contact pressure is essential: it keeps the tip engagement consistent and minimises operator-induced scatter in results. The motorised mechanism thus supports faster throughput in serial inspections and improves measurement repeatability, making it a practical choice where comparable results are required across batches. Gentle handling of thin and lightweight components The probe's probe tip Ø36 mm distributes contact over a larger area, lowering local stress on specimens. That design, together with an oscillation rod of Ø3.7 mm, means sensitive parts with at least 2 mm thickness and a minimum mass of 0.3 kg can be assessed without undue deformation. Compatibility with surfaces up to Ra < 2.5 μm ensures that the transducer is suitable for typical finishing stages; the larger tip also eases alignment and reduces the need for repeated re-measurement on fragile samples. Efficient integration into measurement workflows Compact dimensions of 197.5 x Ø46 mm and a net mass of 1 kg permit straightforward handling and mounting on the intended roughness testers. The accessory is compatible with models 502.230, 502.231, 502.240 and 502.241, facilitating fast retrofitting on existing benches. By standardising contact force and tip geometry, inspection cycles are shortened, which supports tighter production schedules and a reduced rate of false rejections in quality control. Practical benefits for quality assurance and traceability Using a motor-driven transducer improves the reliability of surface data and simplifies documentation. Stable force application and defined tip geometry aid in producing comparable measurements for process control and acceptance testing. For workshops and labs aiming to raise inspection consistency without complex retraining, this probe represents a targeted upgrade that strengthens decision-making in final inspection and incoming goods control. For tailored advice or to arrange procurement through Metav Werkzeuge—referencing SKU M502.264—please contact +49 2822 7131930 or info@metav-werkzeuge.com Technical data SKU: M502.264 Article name: Motorised Probe 10 N for 502.230/502.231/502.240/502.241 Brand: Metav IndustryLine GTIN: 4054469165639 Tariff number: 90249000 Facts Measuring force: 10 N Probe tip diameter: Ø36 mm Oscillation rod diameter: Ø3.7 mm Overall dimensions: 197.5 x Ø46 mm Mass: 1 kg Surface roughness compatibility: Ra < 2.5 μm Minimum workpiece thickness: 2 mm Minimum workpiece mass: 0.3 kg Special features Motorised drive for constant contact force Compatible with devices 502.230 / 502.231 / 502.240 / 502.241 Category: Ultrasonic probe / roughness tester accessory ECLASS: 27272803 Suitable for production and laboratory inspections FAQ What measuring force does the probe apply? The accessory applies a constant 10 N measuring force, ensuring repeatable contact pressure for roughness inspection with SKU M502.264. Which roughness levels can be inspected with this probe? The probe is designed for surfaces up to Ra < 2.5 μm, making it suitable for common finishing grades and routine quality checks. Which instruments is the probe compatible with? Compatibility is specified for models 502.230, 502.231, 502.240 and 502.241; the probe mounts as an accessory to these roughness testers. Can the probe be used on thin or lightweight parts? Yes. The probe supports measurements on workpieces from 2 mm thickness and at least 0.3 kg mass, benefitting from the broad tip to minimise local loading. How does the motorised drive improve inspection quality? The motorised drive keeps contact pressure constant, reducing operator influence and producing more reproducible roughness values across repeated measurements. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
100 Shore 00 Hardness Tester Colour Touchscreen, Wireless USB, ISO17025 Calibrated - Microtech Metrology
Take advantage of ISO 17025 traceability and flexible data transfer (wireless + USB) to streamline material testing and documentation. Combine precise Shore 00 readings with a high-capacity memory and industrial interfaces for reliable process integration. Order the Microtech Shore 00 durometer directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed. Microtech Shore 00 Durometer 21100104 — ISO 17025, wireless + USB The Microtech Shore 00 durometer 21100104 is a handheld hardness tester for Shore 00 measurements, designed for laboratory and production use where traceability and digital data flow are required. ISO 17025 calibration certificate included Wireless and USB data transfer options Colour 2.4" touchscreen with graphs Up to 2,000 measurements in memory Traceable results ready for quality control Calibrated according to ISO 17025 (ILAC MRA) and supplied with a calibration certificate, this instrument ensures measurement results that stand up to audits and incoming‑goods inspections. The included certification documents provide formal traceability and support quality management systems, reducing administrative overhead during supplier assessments and internal audits. The factory calibration and documented uncertainty make the device suitable where recorded evidence of accuracy is mandatory. Seamless integration for modern workflows Equipped with wireless transfer to the MDS app (Windows, Android, iOS, macOS), USB HID and multiple wireless HID modes, the tester fits into both bench and networked environments. Industrial connectivity is supported via MODBUS RTU, MODBUS ASCII and MODBUS TCP/IP, enabling direct polling and integration into data acquisition systems or PLCs. A wireless measuring hub and synchronization features simplify multi‑instrument setups and facilitate centralised data capture, while 2D visualisation assists in fast interpretation of measurement trends. Precision tailored to soft materials and elastomers Built for the Shore 00 scale, the instrument covers 0–100 units with an 0.01 display increment, allowing sensitive discrimination on soft rubbers and gels. A measuring force of 1.111 N and a 2.4 mm indenter diameter with a 1.20 mm spherical tip yield reproducible indentations suitable for small or delicate specimens. These specifications minimise elastic recovery influence and support repeatable results when testing soft compounds, seals or foams where conventional scales are less informative. Improve throughput with smart measurement tools Operational features such as Go/NoGo, Max/Min, statistical modes, formula application, timer and linear correction reduce manual evaluation and speed decision making on the production line. The colour 2.4" touchscreen presents graphs and live readouts; the memory manager stores 2,000 values in folders with statistics for batch tracking. Interchangeable indentors extend the tester’s range of applications and reduce downtime for tool changes, supporting continuous operation in quality control and R&D environments. Contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich to discuss how the Microtech Shore 00 durometer with ISO 17025 certification can be integrated into existing inspection routines and to arrange purchase or technical consultation Technical Data Article number: 21100104 GTIN: 4061905456411 Manufacturer: Microtech Metrology SKU: 21100104 Digital display: Colour 2.4" touchscreen Data output: Wireless + USB Calibration: ISO 17025 (Ilac MRA) certificate included Facts Measuring range: 0–100 (Shore 00) Resolution: 0.01 Measuring force: 1.111 N Indentor diameter: 2.4 mm Indentor tip: 1.20 mm spherical R Extension: 2.54 mm Memory capacity: 2,000 values Special features Functions: On‑line graphic, analog scale, Go/NoGo, Max/Min, formula, timer, linear correction Memory manager with folders and statistics mode Wireless to MDS app (Windows, Android, iOS, macOS), Wireless HID, USB HID MODBUS RTU (RS‑485), MODBUS ASCII, MODBUS TCP/IP support Measuring HUB: wireless instrument connection and synchronization, 2D mode and 2D graph Interchangeable indentors for varied test tasks Calibration certificate supplied (ISO 17025 (Ilac MRA)) FAQ What measurement range does the instrument cover? The tester measures on the Shore 00 scale from 0 to 100, suitable for very soft materials such as foams and soft elastomers. Is an official calibration certificate supplied? Yes, the device is delivered with an ISO 17025 calibration certificate (Ilac MRA) to support traceable quality assurance. How are results transferred to a PC or network? Data can be transferred wirelessly to the MDS app (Windows, Android, iOS, macOS), via wireless HID modes or by USB HID; industrial protocols include MODBUS RTU/ASCII and MODBUS TCP/IP. What level of resolution and repeatability is offered? The display resolution is 0.01 units on the Shore scale, with design characteristics (indenter geometry and force) aimed at reproducible readings on soft materials. How many measurements can be stored on the instrument? The internal memory holds up to 2,000 values, organised in folders with basic statistical evaluation. Can the indenter be changed for specialised testing? Yes, the instrument supports interchangeable indentors, allowing adaptation to sample geometry and specific testing requirements. Manufacturer / Responsible: Microtech, Nizhneyurkovska str., 45a, 04080 Kyiv, Ukraine, tool@microtech.tools
100mm Shore A Hardness Tester With Microcomputer Colour Touchscreen, ISO 17025 Calibrated Wireless/USB - Microtech Metrology
Combining traceable ISO 17025 calibration, high‑resolution Shore A measurement and flexible wireless/USB data transfer for reliable process control. Order the instrument directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our advisers for integration support. Microtech Shore A Hardness Tester with Microcomputer – ISO‑calibrated, wireless & USB The Microtech Shore A hardness tester is a compact, microcomputer‑controlled durometer intended for industrial quality control and laboratory testing of elastomers and soft plastics. ISO 17025 calibration certificate included 2.4-inch colour touchscreen display Wireless and USB data transfer options 2,000-value memory with folder statistics Traceable, laboratory-grade hardness readings for quality control The device delivers Shore A values across a 0–100 scale with a display resolution of 0.01, making it suitable where reproducible results are required. The instrument applies a defined force of 8.05 N and uses a 35° truncated-cone indentor (Ø 0.79 mm) with a nominal tip diameter of 1.4 mm, which together ensure standardised contact conditions. Supplied with an ISO 17025 calibration certificate, the unit provides documented traceability that supports inspection protocols and audit requirements, reducing uncertainty in acceptance testing. Seamless data integration into production and reporting workflows Data transfer is designed for modern production environments: native wireless synchronisation to the MDS app (Windows, Android, iOS, macOS), USB HID, and wireless HID modes enable fast capture without manual retyping. For PLC and MES connections the tester offers MODBUS RTU (RS‑485) and MODBUS TCP/IP options for direct querying. A built‑in memory manager stores 2,000 values in folders with statistical functions, and a 2D graph mode visualises trends on the instrument before export, which accelerates root‑cause analysis and shortens reaction times in process control. Ergonomic operation that reduces handling errors and cycle time A 2.4‑inch colour touchscreen and a microcomputer interface make configuration and measurement workflows intuitive, while predefined functions such as Go/NoGo, Max/Min, Timer, Linear correction and formula entry simplify routine tasks. The combination of a tactile display and logical menus reduces operator training time and helps to minimise handling‑related variance. Interchangeable indentors extend the usable life of the instrument and allow adaptation to specialised test procedures without complex recalibration. Robust documentation and deployment for industrial use The tester is engineered for repeated shop‑floor use and exports measurement data in multiple formats for lab or production documentation. The instrument’s measuring geometry and force comply with Shore A standard practice, while the ISO 17025 certificate supplied with the unit ensures measurements are legally and technically supported in accredited workflows. Together, these elements help maintain consistent quality, lower the risk of non‑conforming batches and support supplier qualification records. For certified Shore A measurement and help with system integration, contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich for supply and technical advice via info@metav-werkzeuge.com or +49 2822 7131930 Technical data Article number: 21100101 GTIN: 4061905456169 Manufacturer: Microtech Metrology Product type: Shore A durometer Core specifications Measuring range: 0–100 Resolution: 0.01 Measuring force: 8.05 N Indenter diameter: 1.4 mm Indenter foot: truncated cone Ø 0.79 mm, 35° Extension: 2.54 mm Memory capacity: 2,000 values Features & outputs Colour 2.4-inch touchscreen display Data output: Wireless, USB, Wireless HID, HID+MAC MODBUS RTU / MODBUS TCP/IP capable (RS‑485 option) Measuring modes: Go/NoGo, Max/Min, Timer, Formula, Linear correction Wireless instrument hub with 2D graphing and synchronisation Calibration certificate: ISO 17025 (Ilac MRA) FAQ What measuring standard does this instrument use? The instrument performs Shore A hardness testing according to standard Shore geometry and force; the supplied ISO 17025 certificate documents traceable calibration. How accurate and precise are the readings? Readings are shown with a resolution of 0.01 and are generated under a defined force of 8.05 N; the ISO 17025 calibration supports reliable uncertainty assessment for quality control. Which data transfer options are available for automation? Data can be exported wirelessly to the MDS app, via USB HID, and integrated into control systems using MODBUS RTU (RS‑485) or MODBUS TCP/IP protocols for automated collection. Can measurement sequences and statistics be stored on the device? Yes, the unit includes a memory manager with 2,000 values, folder organisation and built‑in statistical modes for batch reporting and trend analysis. Is a calibration certificate included with delivery? An ISO 17025 calibration certificate (Ilac MRA) is included with the instrument, confirming laboratory‑level calibration and traceability for audit and compliance purposes. Manufacturer / Responsible: Microtech, Nizhneyurkovska str., 45a, 04080 Kyiv, Ukraine, tool@microtech.tools
100mm Shore C Hardness Tester Color Touchscreen, ISO 17025 Calibrated, Wireless/USB - Microtech Metrology
Take advantage of precise Shore C measurements, fast wireless data transfer and an included ISO 17025 calibration certificate for reproducible quality control. Order the instrument directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult Metav's specialists for integration advice. Microtech Shore C Durometer 21100102 — Digital Shore C hardness tester with wireless and USB data output The Microtech Shore C Durometer 21100102 offers laboratory-grade Shore C hardness testing with industrial data connectivity, suitable for incoming inspection and production control across plastics, elastomers and composite materials ISO 17025 calibration certificate included Wireless + USB data transfer options 0–100 Shore C range, 0.01 mm resolution 2.4" colour touchscreen with statistics mode Reproducible results through traceable calibration and fine resolution The instrument delivers repeatable Shore C readings across the full 0–100 scale with a fine resolution of 0.01 mm, reducing uncertainty in routine quality checks. The measurement tip follows the standard truncated-cone geometry (35°) with an indentor diameter of 0.79 mm and a contact diameter of 1.4 mm, ensuring results correspond to industry references for Shore C testing. As the tool is supplied with an ISO 17025 calibration certificate, calibration traceability is documented and suitable for formal quality systems; this supports audit-readiness and reduces time spent on in-house verification. Streamlined data handling for production and laboratory workflows Data capture is optimised for modern processes: wireless transfer to the MDS app (Windows, Android, iOS, macOS), wireless HID, USB HID and direct USB connections are available, while optional MODBUS RTU and MODBUS TCP/IP enable PLC and SCADA integration. The internal memory (2000 values) with folder management and statistics mode supports batch sampling and trend analysis before export. Operators benefit from modes such as Go/NoGo, Max/Min, formula and timer, which simplify decision-making and reduce post-processing time on the shop floor. Practical measurement geometry and an operator-friendly interface The instrument combines a compact, handheld layout with a 2.4" colour touchscreen that displays graphs and statistical data on-site, avoiding constant PC dependence. The defined measurement force of 44.45 N and an extension of 2.54 mm yield consistent contact pressure and repeatable penetration depth, which is especially relevant when testing elastomers or polymer blends. The instrument's durable construction and interchangeable indentors support frequent use in incoming goods inspection, laboratory checks and R&D environments, while the graphical on-line display assists quick interpretation of marginal results. Contact Metav Werkzeuge today for advice on integrating the Microtech Shore C Durometer into production control and receive assistance with configuration, calibration documentation and data-routing options Technical Data Article number: 21100102 GTIN: 4061905456398 Manufacturer: Microtech Metrology Digital display: Colour 2.4" touchscreen Data output: Wireless + USB Calibration: ISO 17025 certificate included Facts Measuring method: Shore C Measuring range: 0–100 Resolution: 0.01 mm Measuring force: 44.45 N Indentor geometry: 35° truncated cone, D = 0.79 mm Contact diameter: 1.4 mm Extension: 2.54 mm Memory capacity: 2000 values Special features Interchangeable indentors On-line graphic and 2D graph modes Go/NoGo, Max/Min, Formula, Timer functions Wireless MICROTECH instrument connection and sync MODBUS RTU, MODBUS ASCII, MODBUS TCP/IP options Wireless HID and USB HID transfer modes Folder system and statistics mode for stored data FAQ Is the durometer supplied calibrated? Yes. The Microtech Shore C Durometer 21100102 is delivered with an ISO 17025 calibration certificate, documenting traceability and conformity for quality systems. Which materials can be tested with Shore C mode? Shore C is suitable for softer plastics, elastomers and some composites; the instrument's standardised indentor and 44.45 N force produce comparable Shore C values for these materials. How is measurement data exported to analysis software? Measurement data can be transferred wirelessly to the MDS app (Windows, Android, iOS, macOS), via wireless HID, USB HID or using MODBUS RTU / TCP/IP for industrial systems. How many measurements can be stored internally before export? The instrument stores up to 2000 values with a folder system and statistics mode for batch evaluation prior to export. Can the indentor be changed for special applications? Yes. The device supports interchangeable indentors to match specific testing requirements while preserving the defined geometry for Shore C testing. Manufacturer / Responsible: Microtech, Nizhneyurkovska str., 45a, 04080 Kyiv, Ukraine, tool@microtech.tools
100mm Shore D Durometer With Interchangeable Indentors, 0.01mm Resolution, ISO17025 Calibrated - Microtech Metrology
Take advantage of certified accuracy together with modern connectivity and a clear touchscreen interface to streamline hardness testing in production and the lab; the device combines ISO 17025 traceability, wireless data transfer and a large memory for uninterrupted quality control. Order directly via Metav Werkzeuge or request consultancy for application-specific advice. Microtech Shore D Hardness Tester – Digital Shore D durometer with wireless data The Microtech Shore D Hardness Tester is a compact, calibrated instrument for measuring surface hardness on harder polymers and elastomers in production, quality control and research environments. Shore D scale, resolution 0.01 ISO 17025 calibration certificate included Wireless transfer to MDS app and USB HID 2.4" colour touchscreen, 2,000-value memory Certified accuracy for traceable quality control The tester provides traceable results thanks to the supplied ISO 17025 calibration certificate, making it suitable for regulated quality procedures and internal audits. Measurement is performed on the Shore D scale across the 0–100 range with a resolution of 0.01, enabling reliable distinction between close material grades. The specified test force of 44.45 N, a 1.4 mm indenter diameter and a 30° cone with R0.1 mm ensure consistent penetration for harder thermoplastics and firm elastomers; the 2.54 mm extension supports repeatable contact conditions that reduce operator-related scatter in serial testing. Seamless data handling and factory integration Equipped for modern workflows, the instrument offers wireless data transfer to the Microtech MDS app (Windows, Android, iOS, macOS), plus USB HID and wireless HID modes for direct PC integration. For industrial networks, Modbus RTU (RS‑485) is available as a modification, with Modbus ASCII and Modbus TCP/IP options for request-driven data exchange. On-board, the memory manager stores up to 2,000 values with folder organisation and statistics mode, while live 2D graphs and on‑screen visualisation support immediate pass/fail decisions. These features reduce transcription errors and accelerate reporting in production and laboratory environments. Practical operation that keeps workflows moving The bright 2.4" colour touchscreen provides straightforward controls for measurement modes such as Go/NoGo, Max/Min, timer, formula and linear correction, allowing rapid configuration for routine checks. Interchangeable indentors expand application flexibility, while the instrument’s functions for online graphic display and synchronisation with other Microtech instruments support multi-device setups. The combination of tactile controls and visual feedback shortens training time and keeps inspection cycles efficient without compromising measurement integrity. Fit for workshops, QA labs and R&D Designed for environments that demand both accuracy and throughput, the tester fits on the inspection bench as a primary tool for hardness characterisation of engineering materials. The unit’s digital display, broad suite of measurement functions and robust memory system make it suitable for incoming goods control, batch verification and material development. Integrating the device into a networked inspection routine helps to document conformity, compare production lots and maintain accountable test records, supporting continuous improvement initiatives. Contact Metav Werkzeuge today for tailored advice on integrating the Microtech Shore D Hardness Tester into existing inspection workflows — call +49 2822 7131930 or email info@metav-werkzeuge.com to discuss specifications and compatibility with production systems Technical Data Article number: 21100103 GTIN: 4061905456404 Manufacturer: Microtech Metrology Calibration: ISO 17025 certificate included Display: Colour 2.4" touchscreen Digital: Yes SKU: 21100103 Facts Measuring range: 0–100 Resolution: 0.01 Test force: 44.45 N Indenter diameter: 1.4 mm Indenter geometry: 30° cone, R0.1 mm Extension: 2.54 mm Memory capacity: 2,000 values Special features DataMet SHORE durometer with interchangeable indentors Online graphic, analog scale, Go/NoGo, Max/Min, Formula, Timer Linear correction and 2D graphing mode Wireless to MDS app (Windows, Android, iOS, macOS) Wireless HID, Wireless HID+MAC, USB HID Memory manager with folders and statistics mode Optional Modbus RTU (RS‑485), Modbus ASCII, Modbus TCP/IP Calibration certificate (ISO17025 (Ilac MRA)) included FAQ What accuracy and resolution does the tester provide? The Microtech Shore D Hardness Tester delivers a resolution of 0.01 on the Shore D scale and is supplied with an ISO 17025 calibration certificate to ensure traceable accuracy for quality assurance routines. Can measurement data be exported to a production database? Yes, the unit supports wireless transfer to the MDS app, USB HID and wireless HID modes; industrial integration can be achieved via Modbus RTU (RS‑485) or Modbus TCP/IP where implemented. Which materials are suitable for Shore D testing with this device? The Shore D method is intended for firmer polymers and harder elastomers; the instrument’s 1.4 mm indenter and 44.45 N test force make it appropriate for many engineering plastics and hard rubbers commonly assessed in production and R&D. How many measurements can be stored on the instrument? On-board storage holds up to 2,000 values, organised in folders with a statistics mode for batch review and later transfer to a PC or mobile device. Is the device delivered calibrated and ready for acceptance tests? Yes, the tester is delivered with a calibration certificate issued under ISO 17025 (Ilac MRA), providing documented conformity for acceptance and audit purposes. Manufacturer / Responsible: Microtech, Nizhneyurkovska str., 45a, 04080 Kyiv, Ukraine, tool@microtech.tools
100mm Shore Hardness Tester With Interchangeable Indentors, Colour Touchscreen, Wireless/USB, ISO17025 - Microtech Metrology
Combining multiscale measurement (A, C, D and 00), wireless and USB data transfer and a documented ISO 17025 calibration certificate, this instrument delivers traceable readings and efficient data workflows for both laboratory and production environments. Order the DataMet SHORE durometer SET directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed. DataMet SHORE durometer SET — Shore hardness tester with wireless data and ISO 17025 calibration (Microtech Metrology) The DataMet SHORE durometer SET is a multiscale Shore hardness tester for laboratory and production quality control, supporting scales A, C, D and 00 with interchangeable indentors for application flexibility. Multiscale measurement A, C, D and 00 Wireless and USB data transfer options Colour 2.4" touchscreen display ISO 17025 calibration certificate included Traceable precision for everyday quality control The instrument combines a measuring range 0–100 with calibrated accuracy and an included ISO 17025 calibration certificate, ensuring results are legally and technically traceable. The digital readout on the 2.4" touchscreen provides clear numerical and graphical feedback, while the built‑in statistics mode and folder system eliminate manual transcription and speed up routine inspections. This creates a robust basis for acceptance testing and supplier checks where reproducibility and documented proof are required. Effortless data integration into production systems Designed for seamless connectivity, the device supports wireless, USB and multiple HID modes for direct transfer to PCs and mobile devices. The unit also offers MODBUS RTU (RS‑485) and MODBUS TCP/IP interfaces for industrial automation and integration with SCADA or PLC systems. With a Memory manager capable of storing 2000 values and a 2D graphical mode for trend visualisation, the workflow from measurement to analysis is shortened and errors are reduced — a clear efficiency gain for quality teams and process engineers. Flexible measuring options for diverse materials Interchangeable indentors and support for scales A, C, D and 00 make the tester suitable for a wide range of elastomers and plastics, from soft seals to rigid polymer compounds. The instrument’s configuration options — including Go/NoGo, max/min, timer and linear correction functions — adapt the device to production sampling, R&D or laboratory routines. Robust connectivity via the Wireless MICROTECH instrument hub and the option for MODBUS ASCII further increases applicability in mixed‑equipment environments. For tailored integration advice or to order the DataMet SHORE durometer SET directly from Metav Werkzeuge, contact our specialists in Emmerich at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or +49 2822 7131930 Technical Data Article number: 21100100 GTIN: 4061905456428 Manufacturer: Microtech Metrology Digital display: Colour 2.4" touchscreen Data output: Wireless + USB Measuring method: Shore A, C, D, 00 Calibration: ISO 17025 (Ilac MRA) certificate included Facts Measuring range: 0–100 Memory capacity: 2000 values Display size: 2.4" Measuring force: 1,111 N Special features Multiscale capability A, C, D and 00 Interchangeable indentors Memory manager with folder system and statistics On‑line graphic, analog scale, Go/NoGo, Max/Min, timer, linear correction Wireless MICROTECH instrument connection and synchronization 2D mode and 2D graph visualisation 4 data transfer modes: Wireless to MDS app, Wireless HID, Wireless HID+MAC, USB HID MODBUS RTU (RS‑485) and MODBUS TCP/IP support Calibration certificate included (ISO 17025 Ilac MRA) FAQ What scales does the tester support? The DataMet SHORE durometer SET supports Shore scales A, C, D and 00, allowing measurements across soft to relatively hard polymer and elastomer materials. Is a calibration certificate supplied? Yes, the device is delivered with a calibration certificate performed to ISO 17025 (Ilac MRA) standards and documented with the instrument. How can measured data be transferred to a PC or mobile device? Measured data can be transferred via wireless modes to the MDS app (Windows, Android, iOS, macOS), Wireless HID, Wireless HID+MAC and USB HID; MODBUS interfaces are available for industrial systems. How many readings can be stored on the instrument? The internal memory stores up to 2000 values with a folder structure and statistical overview for batch or sample series management. Are different indentors available for varying test requirements? Yes, the set includes or is prepared for interchangeable indentors so that the instrument can be configured for the appropriate Shore scale and specimen geometry. Microtech Metrology: Manufacturer / Responsible: Microtech, Nizhneyurkovska str., 45a, 04080 Kyiv, Ukraine, tool@microtech.tools
10mm Test Stand For Shore D Hardness Testers With 5kg Load, Height Adjustable, Delivery Without Shore Gauge - Metav IndustryLine
Take advantage of consistent, repeatable Shore D measurements thanks to the 5 kg load weight and a height‑adjustable mounting with lift lever for easier sample handling; the compact, bench‑friendly footprint and M7x0.5 attachment ensure straightforward integration into inspection routines. Order the test stand directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed. Test stand for Shore D hardness tester, 5 kg (Metav IndustryLine) The Test stand for Shore D hardness tester, 5 kg offers a stable, height‑adjustable mount for Shore D measurements in quality control, laboratory and production environments. Height‑adjustable test stand 5 kg load weight M7x0.5 mounting thread Compact footprint 120 × 160 × 260 mm Ensure repeatable Shore D results with fixed loading A controlled load path is the basis of consistent Shore D indentation results. The test rig’s defined 5 kg load weight delivers a repeatable nominal pressure, while the dedicated M7x0.5 attachment provides a secure interface for standard Shore probes. The overall stability and modest mass of the unit reduce operator‑induced variation and support reproducible readings across multiple parts. These design choices translate into fewer retests and more reliable batch acceptance data. Faster inspection cycles with ergonomic handling The height‑adjustable column and integrated lift lever speed up specimen placement and retrieval, improving throughput on the inspection bench. The unit’s compact footprint (120 × 160 × 260 mm) and manageable net weight of 7 kg make it simple to position next to existing hardness testers without reconfiguring the workspace. By simplifying clamping and alignment, the test stand reduces handling time and supports leaner inspection workflows. Robust design for routine quality control Built for day‑to‑day use, the mount offers a practical balance between rigidity and portability. The stand is supplied without a Shore hardness tester, allowing selection of the probe best suited to the application; it is explicitly designed for the Shore D measurement procedure. The straightforward mechanical design minimises maintenance requirements and provides a reliable platform for hardness testing in laboratories, small series production and service departments. Contact Metav Werkzeuge today to discuss how the Metav IndustryLine test stand with 5 kg loading can be integrated into existing inspection procedures; call +49 2822 7131930 or email info@metav-werkzeuge.com Technical data Article number: M208.358 GTIN: 4054469162690 Category: Shore hardness tester equipment Facts Load weight: 5 kg Measurement range: 0–10 mm Unit weight: 7 kg Dimensions: 120 × 160 × 260 mm Thread: M7x0.5 Tariff number: 90249000 Special features Height adjustable With lift lever Delivered without Shore hardness tester Suitable for Shore D measurement method FAQ What is the purpose of this test stand? The test stand is a mounting and alignment device designed to provide a stable platform for Shore D hardness testing; the Test stand for Shore D hardness tester, 5 kg (M208.358) secures the probe and ensures consistent load application. Is a Shore hardness tester included with the stand? No, the stand is delivered without a Shore hardness tester so that the preferred probe or gauge can be fitted to the M7x0.5 attachment. Can the stand speed up inspection procedures? Yes, the height adjustment and integrated lift lever on the Metav IndustryLine test stand reduce handling time and simplify specimen alignment, helping to increase inspection throughput. Is the unit suitable for production and laboratory use? The compact, robust design and defined 5 kg load weight make the test stand well suited for routine quality control in both laboratory and small series production settings. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
10mm Test Stand For Shore Hardness Testers With 1kg Load, Height Adjustable, With Anvil Lift Lever - Metav IndustryLine
Take consistent Shore hardness testing into production with a height‑adjustable stand that provides controlled positioning and a 1 kg test weight, ensuring repeatable results for Shore A and D methods; order the test stand directly via Metav Werkzeuge or request advice from our consultants for integration into existing test benches. Test stand for Shore hardness testers A and D, 1 kg load (Metav IndustryLine) The test stand for Shore hardness testers A and D, 1 kg load is a compact, bench‑mounted holder that secures the instrument and delivers a controlled test load for standardised material hardness checks in laboratories and workshops. Height‑adjustable for precise positioning Integrated lift lever for easy specimen access Compatible with Shore A and D testers Includes 1 kg test weight for standardised load Controlled force and repeatable results for Shore testing The holder is designed to apply a defined load and guide the indenter consistently, improving repeatability and reducing operator variance compared with free‑hand testing. The supplied 1 kg test weight provides the standard force required for many Shore procedures, while the stable column keeps the indenter perpendicular to the specimen. This arrangement converts variable manual pressure into a reproducible test condition, supporting reliable comparative hardness data across batches and production runs. Ergonomic adjustment and fast handling at the bench Adjustment is straightforward: the vertical position is height‑adjustable so gauges of different lengths and sample heights can be accommodated, and the lift lever simplifies insertion and removal of parts without disturbing the set height. A compact footprint and balanced mass make the stand practical for crowded workbenches, while the robust base ensures minimal movement during measurement cycles. The mounting interface uses a standard M7 x 0.5 thread for secure fixation of compatible instruments. Built for consistent measurements and easy specification With a measuring travel of 0–10 mm and a total unit weight of 3 kg, the stand is aimed at routine hardness verification tasks where controlled loading and alignment are decisive. The construction focuses on stability and durability rather than superfluous features, making it a pragmatic choice when standardised Shore A and D readings are required. The design is suitable for material testing labs, quality control stations and workshop inspection benches that demand repeatable, documented hardness checks. For procurement or specification support for the Metav IndustryLine test stand with 1 kg load, contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich for tailored advice and fast delivery: +49 2822 7131930 or info@metav-werkzeuge.com Technical data Article number: M208.357 GTIN: 4054469162683 Manufacturer: Metav IndustryLine Tariff number: 90249000 Facts Measuring travel: 0–10 mm Test load: 1 kg Unit weight: 3 kg Dimensions (L×W×H): 120 × 160 × 260 mm Mounting thread: M7 x 0.5 Special features Height‑adjustable column Integrated lift lever Delivered without Shore hardness tester Intended for Shore A and D measurement methods FAQ Which Shore testers are compatible with the stand? The stand is compatible with Shore A and D hardness testers and secures instruments that fit the supplied M7 x 0.5 mounting interface (product M208.357). Is a Shore hardness tester included with the delivery? No, delivery is without a Shore hardness tester; the stand is supplied ready to accept a compatible gauge and includes the 1 kg test weight. What is the measuring travel of the stand? The vertical travel is 0–10 mm, suitable for the alignment and positioning needs of common Shore measurements. Can the stand be used for routine quality control in a production environment? Yes, the unit is intended for bench‑top quality control and lab use where standardised and repeatable Shore hardness readings are required. What are the physical dimensions and weight of the unit? Dimensions are 120 × 160 × 260 mm and the stand weighs 3 kg, providing a stable platform for measurement Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
10N Manual Probe Ø5.5 Tip, Ø2.4 Oscillation Rod, Ra
Compact, reliable and engineered for repeatable surface readings: the manual ultrasonic probe delivers a 10 N contact force, a Ø5.5 mm measuring tip and an oscillation rod suited to fine roughness measurement, enabling consistent results on test pieces from 2 mm thickness and 0.3 kg weight. Order the manual probe directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed. Manual probe 10 N for 502.230 / 502.231 / 502.240 / 502.241 (M502.251) — ultrasonic contact probe with manual drive Manual probe 10 N for 502.230/502.231/502.240/502.241 is an ultrasonic contact accessory with a controlled manual actuator designed for surface roughness measurement on compact workpieces and laboratory specimens. Manual drive for controlled contact force 10 N constant measuring force Ø5.5 mm measuring tip for fine contact Compatible with 502.230–502.241 roughness testers Repeatable contact force for reliable roughness results A defined 10 N measuring force ensures consistent contact pressure for each measurement cycle, reducing variability caused by operator pressure. The accessory’s manual actuator offers tactile control while maintaining a stable contact environment, which is essential when comparing surface finish values across batches. This stability supports trustable roughness readings down to the instrument’s resolution and helps maintain production-quality documentation in inspection routines. Compact construction that fits confined measuring setups With compact external dimensions of 154 x Ø22 mm and a mass of 1 kg, the probe is easy to integrate into small benches and test rigs without imposing excessive load on the measuring instrument. The slim profile preserves accessibility to narrow features and small parts, while the moderate mass contributes to steady contact during manual positioning. These attributes make the probe suitable for shop-floor roughness testing where space and ergonomics matter. Tip and oscillation system engineered for surface detail The Ø5.5 mm measuring tip combined with an oscillation rod Ø2.4 mm is designed to capture microscopic surface excursions while avoiding tip-induced artefacts. The specified surface roughness capability, Ra < 2.5 μm, aligns the accessory with common industrial roughness classes, enabling detection of relevant texture changes. The tip geometry and oscillation assembly are optimised to transfer ultrasonic signals reliably to the measurement instrument, preserving signal quality for subsequent analysis. Compatibility and application scope in inspection workflows Designed specifically for use with models 502.230, 502.231, 502.240 and 502.241, the accessory provides plug‑and‑play compatibility for established roughness testers. It is suitable for specimens with a minimum thickness of 2 mm and minimum weight of 0.3 kg, covering small components, machined parts and many production samples. Where controlled manual engagement and a defined contact force are required, this probe supports repeatable shop and laboratory measurements without complex fixturing. Discuss technical fitment and delivery with Metav Werkzeuge for efficient integration of the Metav IndustryLine manual ultrasonic probe, M502.251 — contact info@metav-werkzeuge.com or call +49 2822 7131930 for specific application advice and stock details Technical data Article number: M502.251 GTIN: 4054469165561 Category: Ultrasound probe Suitable for models: 502.230 / 502.231 / 502.240 / 502.241 Measurements Measuring force: 10 N Measuring tip diameter: Ø5.5 mm Oscillation rod diameter: Ø2.4 mm Dimensions: 154 x Ø22 mm Weight: 1 kg Surface roughness capability: Ra < 2.5 μm Minimum specimen thickness: 2 mm Minimum specimen weight: 0.3 kg Customs tariff number: 90249000 ECLASS: 27272803 Special features Manual drive for controlled contact Ultrasonic contact probe for roughness testing Designed for compact and small-part measurements Compact form factor for bench and lab use FAQ What measuring force does the probe apply and why does it matter? The probe applies a constant 10 N measuring force; consistent contact pressure is crucial for repeatable surface roughness readings and reduces operator-induced variance when using the Manual probe 10 N (M502.251). Which roughness testers is this accessory compatible with? This ultrasonic probe is compatible with models 502.230, 502.231, 502.240 and 502.241, providing straightforward integration into existing Metav IndustryLine roughness tester setups. What are the minimum specimen requirements for reliable measurement? Reliable measurement requires a specimen thickness of at least 2 mm and a minimum mass of 0.3 kg, conditions under which the probe’s contact and oscillation system perform within the stated surface capability. Can the measuring tip capture fine surface details? Yes; the Ø5.5 mm measuring tip and the Ø2.4 mm oscillation rod are designed to register fine texture features, supporting surface evaluation down to the stated Ra < 2.5 μm range with stable signal transfer to the instrument. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
11mJ Leeb Test Probe With 3mm Ball Tip For Hardness Testing Of Samples ≥5mm Thick - Metav IndustryLine
Take advantage of precise 11 mJ impact energy, a 3 mm hardened ball tip and compact dimensions for reliable, repeatable hardness checks on medium‑sized components; ideal for workshop and inspection tasks where consistent results matter. Order the Leeb test probe directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed. Leeb test probe M502.271 — Type D, 11 mJ impact energy Leeb test probe M502.271 for portable rebound hardness testing; compact impact sensor with a hardened 3 mm ball tip for measurements on sufficiently thick and heavy specimens 11 mJ impact energy for repeatable readings 3 mm hardened ball contact tip Compact 147 x 20 mm robust design Suitable for specimens ≥5 mm thick and ≥5 kg Precise impact sensing for repeatable hardness readings The compact impact sensor provides a defined impact energy of 11 mJ, which stabilises the rebound behaviour and supports consistent measurement results across multiple hits. The probe’s 3 mm ball contact tip concentrates the impact on a small, hardened surface to deliver comparable rebounds on metallic coatings and bulk materials, reducing scatter in test series. This stability is particularly useful when process control relies on fast checks rather than time‑consuming laboratory methods, so production decisions can be based on reproducible data. Built for routine inspection and workshop use With overall dimensions of 147 x 20 mm and a mass of 1 kg, the sensor is deliberately compact and robust for portable applications. The small footprint and durable construction make the unit easy to position on fixtures or inside confined spaces while withstanding everyday handling. The design supports efficient in‑process checks on medium components where a minimum specimen thickness of 5 mm, a minimum mass of 5 kg and a hard coating thicker than 0.8 mm are met, ensuring the impact is transmitted reliably into the sample. Simple interpretation and integration into workflows The Type D configuration is a standard format for rebound hardness probes, allowing straightforward pairing with compatible Leeb hardness testers and inspection routines. The hardened ball tip reduces wear and keeps maintenance predictable, while the defined impact energy simplifies correlation with hardness reference blocks. This means teams can establish quick acceptance criteria and maintain traceable control charts without resorting to complex calibration setups for every test cycle. Practical advantages that save time on the shop floor Because the probe focuses the impact through a 3 mm ball, localised readings are achievable on small contact areas and coated surfaces where larger indenters would be impractical. The compact design shortens setup times and reduces the need for extensive fixturing, speeding up inspection rounds. For users managing a high throughput of parts, the combination of repeatable rebounds and rugged handling reduces measurement variance and contributes to fewer follow‑up checks. Contact Metav Werkzeuge today for application advice, compatibility checks and to procure the M502.271 Leeb test probe directly from our Emmerich facility Technical Data Article number: M502.271 GTIN: 4054469165646 Type: D Dimensions: 147 x 20 mm Weight: 1 kg Impact energy: 11 mJ Tip: 3 mm ball Core data Minimum specimen thickness: 5 mm Minimum specimen mass: 5 kg Minimum hard coating thickness: >0.8 mm Tariff number: 90249000 eClass: 34301308 Special features Hardened 3 mm ball contact tip Compact, robust design for portable use Category: Leeb test probe Story trigger: roughness measuring device FAQ What is the intended use for this probe? The M502.271 Leeb test probe is intended for rebound hardness testing on specimens that meet the minimum thickness and mass requirements; it is used to obtain quick hardness indications for inspection and process control. Which specimen conditions are required for reliable results? Reliable readings with the probe require a specimen thickness of at least 5 mm, a mass of at least 5 kg and, when present, a hard coating thicker than 0.8 mm to ensure the impact is correctly transmitted. How does the 3 mm ball tip affect measurements? The 3 mm hardened ball tip concentrates the impact on a small contact area, improving repeatability on coated or locally restricted test surfaces and reducing wear compared with larger contact geometries. Is the M502.271 suitable for thin or lightweight parts? The probe is designed for medium and larger components; it is not suitable for specimens below the specified thickness or mass limits, as inadequate specimen mass can lead to inaccurate rebound values. What does the 11 mJ impact energy mean in practice? An impact energy of 11 mJ defines the force delivered during the rebound test and supports consistent rebound behaviour, aiding comparability between measurements and simplifying correlation with hardness references. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
154mm Portable Hardness Tester Digital Display, USB-C, ISO 17025 Calibration Certificate - Microtech Metrology
Benefit from the combination of portable multiscale measurement, fast data export and ISO 17025 traceability for reliable on‑site hardness testing; the included calibration block and certificate ensure documented results. Order the instrument directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application support and delivery options. Microtech Metrology Portable Hardness Tester 21100001 — Multiscale readings and ISO 17025 calibration Microtech Metrology Portable Hardness Tester 21100001 provides compact, battery‑powered hardness measurements across industry scales for shop‑floor and field inspections. Portable multiscale hardness tester ISO 17025 calibration certificate included 160×128 TFT LCD with backlight USB Type‑C data connection and 500 memory Dependable readings with documented traceability The instrument delivers repeatable results across common hardness scales, including HV, HB, HRA, HRB, HRC, HSD and MPa, with a specified accuracy of ±5 HL. Supplied together with a calibration block and an ISO 17025 calibration certificate (Ilac MRA), the unit supports formal quality systems and audit trails. This combination of multiscale capability and accredited calibration makes the tester suitable for routine quality control where documented conformity is required. Fast data capture and workflow integration for quality control On‑board storage for 500 values and a responsive 160×128 TFT LCD with backlight simplify measurement sequences in varying light conditions. Results can be exported via USB Type‑C to analysis software or archived for traceability, reducing manual transcription and potential errors. The device’s digital architecture supports efficient documentation workflows, enabling quicker decision‑making on the production line and smoother integration into quality records. Compact design for comfortable in‑situ inspection Designed for mobile inspections, the instrument is lightweight (approximately 0.25 kg) and compact (154 × 82 × 26 mm), running on 3 × AAA batteries for uncomplicated field use. The delivery set includes the impact probe (Impact D), a calibration block and a USB cable, allowing immediate deployment after unpacking. Ergonomic handling and clear display contrast make the unit well suited to repetitive shop‑floor use where portability and fast operation matter. Contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored advice on application suitability and delivery of the Microtech Metrology portable hardness tester (SKU 21100001); call +49 2822 7131930 or email info@metav-werkzeuge.com Technical data Article number: 21100001 GTIN: 4061905459382 Manufacturer: Microtech Metrology Calibration: ISO 17025 certificate included Delivery contents: Digital display, Impact D, Calibration block, USB cable, Calibration certificate Facts Accuracy: ±5 HL Internal memory: 500 values Display: 160×128 TFT LCD with backlight Dimensions: 154 × 82 × 26 mm Weight: 0.25 kg Power supply: 3 × AAA batteries Connection: USB Type‑C Scales: HV, HB, HRA, HRB, HRC, HSD, MPa Special features Portable multiscale hardness tester Calibration block included Calibration certificate (ISO 17025 / ILAC‑MRA) Digital display with backlight On‑board memory and USB data export Delivery set ready for immediate use FAQ Which hardness scales are available with this tester? The tester supports HV, HB, HRA, HRB, HRC, HSD and MPa scales; these are available on the Microtech Metrology portable hardness tester (SKU 21100001) for versatile material checks. Is an accredited calibration supplied with the instrument? Yes, the Microtech Metrology portable hardness tester is delivered with a calibration block and an ISO 17025 calibration certificate (Ilac MRA) for traceable measurements. How are measurement results exported and stored? Results are stored internally (500 values) and can be transferred via the USB Type‑C connection included in the delivery set, enabling simple integration into documentation workflows. What power source does the device use for field work? The instrument is powered by 3 × AAA batteries, offering straightforward replacement in workshop and field environments. Is this instrument suitable for routine shop‑floor inspections? Yes; the combination of portability, clear display and an accuracy of ±5 HL makes the tester well suited to routine quality control and spot checks on the shop floor. Manufacturer / Responsible: Microtech, Nizhneyurkovska str., 45a, 04080 Kyiv, Ukraine, tool@microtech.tools
170-960 HLD / 17-68.5 HRC Leeb Hardness Tester Dual-Scale OLED Display Rechargeable Battery - Metav IndustryLine
Take advantage of the combination of rapid on‑site hardness checks, high accuracy (±0.5% at HLD = 800) and robust battery operation for uninterrupted inspection routines; order the Leeb hardness tester directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed. Leeb hardness tester HLD + HRC — portable Leeb D rebound tester with OLED display (Metav IndustryLine) The Leeb hardness tester HLD + HRC is a portable rebound tester designed for fast hardness verification on steels and castings across production, maintenance and incoming inspection. Easy operation with clear OLED display High accuracy ±0.5% at HLD = 800 Displays hardness in HL and HRC Rechargeable Li‑ion battery, 10 h runtime Includes support ring, charger and brush Fast, reliable spot checks that keep production moving The handheld rebound tester delivers rapid hardness readings across a broad measurement range (170–960 HLD / 17–68.5 HRC), making it well suited to quick acceptance tests and routine quality control. Using the Leeb D impact method, the unit translates rebound values into standard scales and presents them on a high‑contrast OLED display, readable even in bright ambient light. This combination of speed and clarity reduces inspection time and helps maintain throughput on the shop floor. Precision and repeatability that support process decisions Built for industrial use, the instrument offers high accuracy (±0.5% at HLD = 800) and a repeatability of 0.8%, figures that make results dependable for comparative evaluations and sorting operations. The ability to read hardness both in HL and HRC simplifies communication with downstream processes and engineering documentation. Such reliable numerical performance supports rational decisions on acceptance limits and rework, integrating well into structured quality systems. Designed for workshop conditions and continuous use Power management is optimised for on‑site work: a rechargeable lithium battery provides about 10 hours of continuous operation, with a long standby time of 200 hours, and the device is rated for an extended ambient range (‑20 °C to +60 °C). The compact unit (approx. 2 kg) is supplied with a support ring for small round components, charging cable, power adapter and a cleaning brush for probe care, all packed in a protective storage case for secure transport and storage. These practical details reduce downtime and keep the instrument ready where it is needed. Versatile material coverage for workshop and maintenance tasks The tester is specified for a wide selection of ferrous materials, including steel, stainless steel, steel alloys and grey cast iron, which covers the majority of industrial inspection tasks in machining, fabrication and foundry environments. As a portable, rugged instrument it facilitates checks on assemblies, welds and cast parts without the need to move large components. The result is less handling, faster decision cycles and a more efficient inspection workflow. Contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored advice on the Metav IndustryLine Leeb hardness tester and to arrange supply — phone +49 2822 7131930 or email info@metav-werkzeuge.com Technical data Article number: M502.230 GTIN: 4054469181370 Category: Leeb hardness tester Brand: Metav IndustryLine Weight: 2 kg Facts Measurement range: 170–960 HLD / 17–68.5 HRC Measurement method: Leeb D Accuracy: ±0.5% (HLD = 800) Repeatability: 0.8% Continuous runtime: 10 hours Standby time: 200 hours Operating temperature: -20 °C to +60 °C Storage temperature: -30 °C to +60 °C Relative humidity: up to 90 % Special features OLED display, readable in bright light Displays HL and HRC hardness scales Rechargeable lithium battery Includes support ring for small round workpieces Supplied with charging cable, power adapter and cleaning brush Delivered in protective storage case Suitable for steel, stainless steel, steel alloys and grey cast iron FAQ What materials can be tested with this device? The Leeb hardness tester HLD + HRC is specified for steels, stainless steels, steel alloys and grey cast iron and is suitable for typical workshop and maintenance inspections. What does the accuracy specification mean for everyday use? An accuracy of ±0.5% at HLD = 800 means the unit provides consistent measurements suitable for comparative checks and sorting; the 0.8% repeatability ensures reproducible readings during batch inspections. How long does the battery last under continuous operation? Continuous operation is approximately 10 hours on a single charge, with a standby capacity of around 200 hours for intermittent use. Which hardness scales are displayed by the instrument? The instrument shows results in HL and converts them to HRC, allowing direct comparison with Rockwell‑scale specifications where required. What accessories are included with delivery? Delivery includes a support ring for small round workpieces, a charging cable, power adapter and cleaning brush, all supplied in a protective storage case for transport and storage. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
170-960 HLD / 17-68.5 HRC Leeb Hardness Tester With Reference Block, Rechargeable Battery, Stores Up To 300 Readings - Metav IndustryLine
Benefit from the combination of a robust Leeb D rebound method, a wide measurement range 170–960 HLD / 17–68.5 HRC and onboard storage for reliable on-site hardness checks; order the tester directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed. Leeb hardness tester with comparison plate (handheld, Leeb D) — Metav IndustryLine The Leeb hardness tester with comparison plate is a handheld rebound tester designed for rapid, portable hardness verification across steels, cast irons and aluminium cast alloys in workshop and service environments. Rebound method Leeb D for robust on-site testing Stores up to 300 measurement values Rechargeable lithium battery for mobile use Displays hardness in HL, HV, HRC and others Fast, reliable on-site hardness checks The Leeb D rebound principle enables quick determination of material hardness without lengthy preparation, making it a practical choice for production checks and incoming inspection. With a measurement range 170–960 HLD / 17–68.5 HRC, the instrument covers typical ranges for ferrous components and many cast alloys, delivering immediate numerical results on a clear digital display. This portable unit supports efficient decision-making on the shop floor while avoiding part damage associated with destructive testing. Traceable readings and dependable accuracy Industrial decisions require reproducible data: the tester achieves an overall accuracy of ±0.5% and a repeatability of 0.8, figures that indicate tight scatter between consecutive impacts when conditions are controlled. The digital readout provides values in HL, with conversions available to HRC, HV and other scales as indicated on the instrument, enabling straightforward interpretation relative to drawing or specification limits. Users unfamiliar with rebound testing will find the conversion readouts useful for comparing results with traditional hardness scales. Practical data handling and mobile operation Data management is simplified by the capacity to store up to 300 values internally, allowing batch checks or traceable series measurements without immediate connection to a PC. Power is supplied by a rechargeable lithium battery, supporting field use and reducing dependency on disposable cells; the unit’s listed mass of 2 kg balances robustness and portability for frequent site inspections. The combination of onboard memory and a long‑life battery reduces downtime and speeds reporting workflows during shift work or service calls. Ready for workshop conditions and multiple materials The instrument is specified as suitable for steel, cast iron, steel alloys, spheroidal graphite cast iron and aluminium cast alloys, making it versatile across maintenance, fabrication and quality departments. Delivery includes a comparison block (approx. HL790) for verification and reference, plus practical storage for transport. Metav IndustryLine’s distribution from Emmerich represents a local quality filter for the European market, ensuring dependable availability and a broad spare‑parts and accessory offer for workshop continuity. For dependable, mobile hardness testing choose the Metav IndustryLine Leeb hardness tester and contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored advice and fast supply from Emmerich. Technical data Article number: M502.235 GTIN: 4054469184746 Manufacturer: Metav IndustryLine Core specifications Measurement method: Leeb D Measurement range: 170–960 HLD / 17–68.5 HRC Accuracy: ±0.5% Repeatability: 0.8 Weight: 2 kg Features & accessories Digital display: hardness in HL, HV, HRC etc. Stores up to 300 measurement values Rechargeable lithium battery Includes Lee comparison block (approx. HL790) Delivered in carrying case FAQ Is this tester suitable for steel and cast iron? The tester is suitable for steel, cast iron, steel alloys, spheroidal graphite cast iron and aluminium cast alloys as indicated; results are presented in HL and can be converted to common scales such as HRC. What measurement range does the instrument cover? The measurement range is 170–960 HLD, which corresponds approximately to 17–68.5 HRC for applicable materials. How many readings can be stored on the unit? The instrument stores up to 300 measurement values internally for batch checks and later transfer or documentation. What power source does the tester use? A rechargeable lithium battery supplies the unit, enabling extended mobile use without frequent battery changes. What is included in the delivery? Delivery includes the Leeb hardness tester, a Lee comparison block (approx. HL790) and a practical carrying case for transport and storage. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
170-960 HLD Leeb Hardness Tester With Memory For 300 Readings, OLED Display, Rechargeable Battery - Metav IndustryLine
Take advantage of the combination of a wide measurement range, clear OLED display and portable, battery‑powered operation for reliable on‑site hardness control; the instrument stores up to 300 readings and includes practical accessories and a carrying case. Order the tester directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the Metav team for application advice. Leeb hardness tester M502.231 — portable Leeb D rebound tester with OLED display The Leeb hardness tester M502.231 is a portable rebound hardness instrument designed for quick, repeatable hardness checks on castings, forgings and finished components across common engineering alloys. Wide measurement range HLD / HRC / HV / HB OLED display, readable in sunlight Stores up to 300 readings Rechargeable lithium battery with 10 h runtime Robust portability for fast, shop‑floor decisions The compact rebound tester offers a combination of portable design and industrial robustness that supports rapid quality checks directly at the production line or in maintenance rounds. With a total weight of 2 kg and a user‑friendly probe, the instrument enables swift positioning on components while maintaining a ±0.5% accuracy rating and a repeatability of 0.8. The OLED display presents results in multiple hardness scales and remains legible under strong ambient light, so operators can record measurements confidently even outdoors or in brightly lit shops. Overall, the form factor reduces handling time and contributes to faster decision cycles in production and inspection processes. Measurement scope and material coverage for diverse applications Using the Leeb D method, the device covers a broad measurement range (170–960 HLD, 17–68.5 HRC, 80–976 HV, 19–651 HB, 30–100 HS, 59–85 HRA, 13–100 HRB), making it suitable for steels, stainless steels, cast irons, aluminium alloys, copper and brass as well as numerous non‑ferrous alloys. This range supports routine acceptance testing, incoming goods inspection and verification of heat treatment outcomes. The rebound principle converts impact energy into hardness values that are displayed in the selected scale, providing immediate, comparable results without complex calculation steps; this simplifies integration into existing quality workflows and reduces the need for multiple specialised instruments. Practical data handling and accessories for traceable records Built‑in memory stores up to 300 readings, enabling batch recording and later transfer for documentation. The unit runs on a rechargeable lithium battery with around 10 hours of continuous operation and a 200‑hour standby time, reducing downtime and the need for frequent battery changes. Supplied accessories include a support ring for small, round workpieces, charging cable, power supply and a cleaning brush, all housed in a transport case for safe storage and mobility. Together, these features facilitate reproducible measurements and straightforward on‑site record keeping, supporting traceability and process control in production environments. For reliable on‑site hardness inspection with the Metav IndustryLine M502.231, contact Metav Werkzeuge GmbH in Emmerich at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or by phone on +49 2822 7131930 for detailed application advice and order coordination Technical data Article number: M502.231 GTIN: 4054469165523 ECLASS: 21170518 Tariff number: 90241040 Weight: 2 kg Manufacturer: Metav IndustryLine Numbers / Core technical data Measurement range: 170–960 HLD / 17–68.5 HRC / 80–976 HV / 19–651 HB / 30–100 HS / 59–85 HRA / 13–100 HRB Accuracy: ±0.5% Repeatability: 0.8 Battery: rechargeable lithium; standby 200 hours; continuous operation approx. 10 hours Operating temperature: −20 °C to +60 °C Relative humidity: up to 90% Special features / Versions Measurement method: Leeb D rebound method Display: OLED display with multi‑scale readout (HL, HV, HRA, HRC, HRB, HB, HS) Memory: stores up to 300 readings Accessories included: support ring for small round workpieces, charging cable, power supply, cleaning brush Suitable for: steel, stainless steel, cast iron (grey and spheroidal), aluminium alloys, copper, brass and most copper‑tin alloys FAQ What materials can be tested with this rebound tester? The Metav IndustryLine Leeb hardness tester M502.231 measures a wide range of engineering materials, including steels, stainless steels, grey and spheroidal cast iron, aluminium alloys, copper, brass and many other copper‑tin alloys. How is the result shown and which scales are available? Results are displayed on the OLED screen; the instrument provides hardness values in HLD and converts to common scales such as HRC, HV, HB, HRA, HRB and HS for direct interpretation. How many measurements can be stored and how is data handled? The unit stores up to 300 readings internally, allowing batch recording for later documentation; stored values can be exported according to the workshop’s data routines. Is the device suitable for outdoor or bright environments? Yes, the OLED display is designed for good legibility even under strong ambient light, making the tester practical for outdoor inspections and well‑lit production areas. What accessories are supplied for immediate use? The delivery includes a support ring for small round components, charging cable, mains power supply and a cleaning brush, all provided to support immediate, on‑site operation. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
170mm Rockwell Hardness Tester HR-150A 20-70 HRC / 20-100 HRB / 20-88 HRA, Manual Load EN-ISO 6508 - Metav IndustryLine
Take advantage of the combination of robust bench stability, compliance with international standards and three selectable test forces for dependable hardness inspection; order this unit directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application guidance. HR-150A Rockwell hardness tester – manual tester with 170 mm max workpiece height The HR-150A is a bench Rockwell hardness tester designed for workshop and quality‑control environments, suited to metals testing where a compact footprint and reproducible results are required. Manual test forces for HRA/HRB/HRC ranges Complies with EN‑ISO 6508 and ASTM E‑18 Max workpiece height 170 mm Includes diamond and HM indenters Reliable results backed by recognised standards and clear ranges The bench tester delivers clear, comparable hardness values across the common Rockwell scales: 20–88 HRA, 20–100 HRB and 20–70 HRC. With three selectable main test forces (approximately 558.4 N, 980.7 N and 1471 N) and a 98.07 N pre‑force, the device provides the force steps needed for standard Rockwell procedures and repeatable measurements. Compliance with EN‑ISO 6508 and ASTM E‑18 ensures readings are meaningful in internal quality control and for cross‑supplier comparison, making this machine a practical choice when traceable, standardised results are required. Workshop design that supports steady handling and frequent use Built as a compact bench unit with a mass of 65 kg and dimensions of 500 × 225 × 640 mm, the tester is engineered for stability during indentation, reducing vibration and operator‑induced variation. The 170 mm maximum workpiece height and 128 mm outreach accommodate a wide range of components from small parts to medium housings, while the analogue operation and mechanical controls keep routine use straightforward and robust under shopfloor conditions. The weight and construction give consistent seating and minimise deflection during measurement. Supplied accessories increase flexibility and immediate usability Delivered with a set of comparison blocks (4×HRC + 1×HRB), a 120° diamond indenter, an HM indenter Ø 1.588 mm and three support plates (Ø150, Ø60 and V‑form), the unit is ready for typical hardness checks on ferrous and non‑ferrous materials. It is suitable for testing various steels as well as cast iron, copper and brass, enabling rapid bench verification without the need to source additional basic accessories. These inclusions simplify commissioning and help laboratories and workshops to begin routine inspection immediately. Simple energy requirements and analogue operation for straightforward integration The tester runs on standard mains (230 V, 50/60 Hz) and features manual force application with analogue readout, which is preferred in many service and maintenance settings for its predictability and low maintenance. The combination of mechanical operation and standard power supply keeps running costs low and reduces downtime risks. For operations seeking digital networking or automated data capture, this analogue unit provides a dependable baseline instrument for hardness assessment and incoming goods inspection. Contact Metav Werkzeuge today to discuss how the HR‑150A Rockwell hardness tester matches specific inspection tasks and to arrange prompt delivery from our Emmerich facility. Technical Data Article number: M502.213 GTIN: 4054469144399 Manufacturer: Metav IndustryLine Facts Weight: 65 kg Dimensions: 500 x 225 x 640 mm Max workpiece height: 170 mm Outreach: 128 mm Test forces: 558.4 N / 980.7 N / 1471 N Pre‑force: 98.07 N Measurement ranges: 20–88 HRA; 20–100 HRB; 20–70 HRC Power supply: 230 V, 50/60 Hz Special features Manual operation, analogue reading Standards: EN‑ISO 6508; ASTM E‑18; JJS Z2245; GB/T230.2 Accessories included: comparison blocks (4×HRC + 1×HRB); diamond indenter 120°; HM indenter Ø1.588 mm; support plates Ø150, Ø60, V‑form Suitable for steels, cast iron, copper and brass Compact bench design for stable measurements FAQ What hardness scales can be read with this tester? The HR‑150A provides readings on the HRA, HRB and HRC scales, covering the ranges 20–88 HRA, 20–100 HRB and 20–70 HRC for common workshop applications. Which test forces are available on the unit? The tester offers three main test forces of approximately 558.4 N, 980.7 N and 1471 N, with a 98.07 N pre‑force for correct seating prior to main indentation. Is the HR‑150A suitable for non‑ferrous materials? Yes; supplied comparison blocks and the selection of indenters make the HR‑150A appropriate for checks on copper, brass and various steels, as well as cast iron in many standard procedures. Does the machine comply with international testing norms? The HR‑150A is designed to meet EN‑ISO 6508 and ASTM E‑18 among other referenced standards, supporting consistent results for quality control. What accessories are delivered with the hardness tester? Included are comparison blocks (4×HRC + 1×HRB), a 120° diamond indenter, an HM indenter Ø 1.588 mm and three support plates (Ø150, Ø60 and V‑form), enabling immediate practical use. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
170mm Rockwell Hardness Tester HRD-150 Auto Load Motorised Loads 558.4/980.7/1471N EN-ISO 6508 ASTM E-18 GB/T230.2
Take advantage of a motorised loading system, wide Rockwell ranges and comprehensive accessories for reliable, repeatable hardness testing across steels, cast iron and non‑ferrous metals; order directly via Metav Werkzeuge or contact the consultants for detailed application advice. Rockwell Hardness Tester HRD-150 — automatic load, max test height 170 mm (Metav IndustryLine) The Rockwell Hardness Tester HRD-150 is an automatic Rockwell testing instrument designed for workshop and production environments, offering standard‑compliant hardness measurement for steel, cast iron, copper and brass with a maximum specimen height of 170 mm. Motorised test force for reproducible results Measures HRA, HRB and HRC ranges Incl. comparison blocks and diamond indenter Precise, standards‑oriented hardness testing that fits production The HRD‑150 delivers repeatable Rockwell results by applying a motorised testing sequence that reduces operator variability and increases throughput. Calibrated loads of 558.4 N / 980.7 N / 1,471 N and a dedicated pre‑force of 98.07 N enable direct reading across common Rockwell scales (20–88 HRA, 20–100 HRB, 20–70 HRC). Compliance with EN‑ISO 6508, ASTM E‑18 and comparable national standards ensures that measurements integrate seamlessly into quality systems and certificates. For production lines where traceable, comparable hardness values are required, the motorised load and clear scale ranges make this tester a pragmatic choice. Designed for reliable handling and a wide range of components A maximum test height of 170 mm and a stable 65 kg frame provide the rigidity needed for consistent results on small castings, shafts and housings. The instrument’s configuration supports typical workshop tasks without complex setup: an included 120° diamond indenter, HM indenter Ø 1.588 mm and three support tables (Ø 150, Ø 60, V‑form) facilitate a variety of test situations from flat faces to cylindrical specimens. The solid construction combined with a compact footprint (500 x 225 x 640 mm) simplifies integration into inspection benches while maintaining the profile stiffness required for reproducible measurements. Accessories and features that reduce process steps Delivered with comparison blocks (4 × HRC + 1 × HRB) and the standard indenters, the tester arrives ready for verification and routine checks, reducing first‑use setup time. The automatic load cycle and standard electrical supply (230 V, 50/60 Hz) enable straightforward installation in most workshop environments. Mechanical, analogue readout elements complement the motorised load for users who require familiar handling and uncomplicated maintenance. These design choices shorten downtime and help laboratories and workshops maintain consistent QC throughput. Clear measurement logic and practical advantages for workshop teams The instrument’s scale coverage (HRA, HRB, HRC) makes it versatile for mixed‑material batches; operators can select the appropriate scale based on expected hardness and material class, while the motorised application of test forces diminishes the effect of manual variation. For customers accustomed to comparative methods, the supplied comparison plates provide a quick verification path, supporting in‑house checks and documentation. The combination of standard conformity, robust accessories and straightforward operation supports a predictable inspection workflow that benefits both production and incoming goods control. Contact Metav Werkzeuge to discuss how the HRD‑150 can be configured for specific parts and to arrange prompt delivery from Emmerich. Technical data Article number: M502.214 GTIN: 4054469144405 Weight: 65 kg Dimensions (W×D×H): 500×225×640 mm Facts Measurement ranges: 20–88 HRA, 20–100 HRB, 20–70 HRC Test forces: 558.4 N / 980.7 N / 1,471 N Pre‑force: 98.07 N Maximum specimen height: 170 mm Power supply: 230 V, 50/60 Hz Special features Motorised test force (automatic load) Standards: EN‑ISO 6508, ASTM E‑18, JJS Z2245, GB/T230.2 Included accessories: comparison blocks (4×HRC + 1×HRB), 120° diamond indenter, HM indenter Ø 1.588 mm, 3 support tables (Ø150, Ø60, V‑form) Analogue measuring/readout system FAQ What Rockwell scales are covered by the instrument? The HRD‑150 covers HRA, HRB and HRC ranges (20–88 HRA, 20–100 HRB, 20–70 HRC), allowing evaluation of a wide variety of metals with a single tester. Is the HRD‑150 suitable for testing cast iron and non‑ferrous metals? Yes. The machine is specified for hardness testing of steels, cast iron, copper and brass and is supplied with the appropriate indenters and comparison blocks for these materials. What accessories are included for immediate use? Delivery includes comparison blocks (4 × HRC + 1 × HRB), a 120° diamond indenter, an HM indenter (Ø 1.588 mm) and three support tables (Ø 150, Ø 60, V‑form) so the tester is ready for verification and common test setups. Which standards does the tester comply with? Measurements conform to EN‑ISO 6508, ASTM E‑18, JJS Z2245 and GB/T230.2, ensuring results are comparable with common national and international specifications. How does the motorised load improve testing? Motorised loading in the HRD‑150 applies the test forces consistently, reducing operator‑dependent variation and improving repeatability and throughput in production and inspection routines. What are the electrical and installation requirements? The tester operates from a standard 230 V, 50/60 Hz supply and has a compact footprint suitable for bench mounting in workshop and laboratory environments. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
170mm Rockwell Hardness Tester With 5.2" Colour Touch Display, Motorised Loads EN‑ISO 6508/ASTM E18 - Metav IndustryLine
Take advantage of the combination of standards‑compliant measurement, automated scale conversion and motorised test forces for consistent hardness control in production environments. Order directly via Metav Werkzeuge or request specific application advice from our consultants. Rockwell hardness tester M502.217 — motorised test forces & 5.2" touchscreen The Rockwell hardness tester M502.217 is a compact, standards‑compliant instrument for Rockwell measurements, designed for workshop and laboratory use with a maximum specimen height of 170 mm. 5.2" colour touchscreen display Motorised test forces for reproducible results Automatic conversion between Rockwell scales Suitable for steels, cast iron, copper and brass Reliable, standards‑compliant hardness measurement for production The M502.217 combines a motorised test force drive with automated procedures to deliver repeatable results across the Rockwell scales. Capable of measuring 20–88 HRA, 20–100 HRB and 20–70 HRC, the instrument meets recognised norms (EN‑ISO 6508, ASTM E‑18, JJS Z2245, GB/T230.2), which supports quality assurance and acceptance testing in industrial workflows. The 5.2" colour touchscreen simplifies test sequence selection and reduces operator errors, while the motorised mechanics ensure consistent application of preload and main test forces for reliable numerical comparability. Consistent results through controlled forces and automatic conversion Reproducibility is achieved by precise force control and clearly defined preload. The unit applies a preload of 98.07 N and selectable main forces of 558.4 N, 980.7 N and 1,471 N, giving measurable benefits in process control: fewer retests, faster throughput and clearer pass/fail decisions. The instrument also features automatic hardness scale conversion, allowing direct comparison between HRA, HRB and HRC readings without manual look‑ups, which streamlines documentation and reduces transcription errors in inspection reports. Practical design for workshop flexibility With a maximum specimen height of 170 mm and a compact footprint (dimensions 500 × 225 × 660 mm), the tester fits production benches and small laboratories while accommodating a wide range of components. It is suitable for steel, cast iron, copper and brass, enabling versatile use across maintenance, incoming inspection and small‑batch manufacturing. Supplied accessories include comparison blocks (4×HRC + 1×HRB), a 120° diamond indenter, a tungsten‑carbide indenter Ø 1.588 mm and three support anvils (Ø 150, Ø 60 and V‑form), which allow immediate verification and adaptation to different sample geometries. Intuitive operation and data clarity for operators The colour touch interface presents results and test parameters clearly and supports straightforward operation even under shift changes. Motorised operation reduces the physical input required from the operator and shortens cycle times, while the automatic scale handling and clear on‑screen readouts make documentation tasks quicker. The sturdy construction and contained footprint support continuous use in production environments where space and reproducibility are critical. Contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored configuration and application advice on the M502.217 Rockwell hardness tester — our specialists will recommend the best setup for the intended material and production process. Technical data Article number: M502.217 GTIN: 4054469184760 Dimensions (W × D × H): 500 × 225 × 660 mm Reach: 118 mm Max. specimen height: 170 mm Core specifications Measurement ranges: 20–88 HRA; 20–100 HRB; 20–70 HRC Test forces: 558.4 N / 980.7 N / 1,471 N Preload: 98.07 N Display: 5.2" colour touchscreen Motorised test force drive Features & accessories Automatic hardness scale conversion Standards: EN‑ISO 6508; ASTM E‑18; JJS Z2245; GB/T230.2 Included: comparison blocks (4×HRC + 1×HRB) Included: diamond indenter 120° Included: carbide indenter Ø 1.588 mm Included: three support anvils (Ø 150, Ø 60, V‑form) FAQ Which Rockwell scales can be measured with this tester? The M502.217 measures across the main Rockwell ranges: HRA, HRB and HRC with ranges of 20–88 HRA, 20–100 HRB and 20–70 HRC respectively. What test forces are available and how are they applied? The instrument applies a preload of 98.07 N and selectable main forces of 558.4 N, 980.7 N and 1,471 N; forces are applied by a motorised drive for consistent loading in each cycle. Which materials are appropriate for testing on this unit? The tester is suitable for a variety of metals including steel, cast iron, copper and brass, and is intended for components up to 170 mm in height. What accessories are supplied for verification and different sample shapes? Delivery includes comparison blocks (4×HRC + 1×HRB), a 120° diamond indenter, a tungsten‑carbide indenter Ø 1.588 mm and three support anvils (Ø 150, Ø 60 and V‑form) for immediate verification and adaptation. Which standards does the instrument comply with? The unit conforms to EN‑ISO 6508, ASTM E‑18, JJS Z2245 and GB/T230.2, supporting routine quality control and contractual testing. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
175mm Rockwell Hardness Tester DigiRock HR1 With Dial Gauge 0.5 HRC (HRB), Diamond/Carbide Indenters, 3 Test Tables - Metav IndustryLine
The combination of robust construction, selectable test forces and a clear dial reading makes this bench Rockwell tester a practical choice for routine hardness control in workshops and metallurgical labs; order or request further advice directly via Metav Werkzeuge if required. DigiRock HR1 Rockwell hardness tester — three selectable test forces, 175 mm max. height The DigiRock HR1 is a compact bench Rockwell hardness tester designed for reliable hardness testing of metals and castings, suitable for workshop quality control and inspection tasks. Three selectable test forces up to 1471 N Max. workpiece height 175 mm Includes HRC and HRB comparison plates Dial reading resolution 0.5 HRC/HRB High-precision measurement for repeatable results The DigiRock HR1 delivers consistent hardness readings by combining a fixed preliminary force with three selectable main forces (588.4 N, 980.7 N and 1471 N) and a preload of 98.07 N, which stabilises the contact before the main test. This sequence follows the Rockwell principle: a baseline indentation is created and then the deeper main load is applied so that the subsequent depth measurement yields a direct hardness value. The integrated dial gauge with 0.5 HRC/HRB reading provides a clear analogue indication for straightforward interpretation in routine production checks, while the solid bench construction supports repeatability across multiple test cycles. Designed for practical workshop use and varied materials Engineered as a bench unit with a compact footprint (546 x 182 x 755 mm) and a reach of 165 mm, the instrument is intended for common shop-floor applications where space is at a premium. The tester is suitable for hardness testing of a range of materials including steels, cast iron, copper and brass, accommodating workpieces up to a maximum height of 175 mm. The combination of accessible test forces and a robust base makes the unit a pragmatic choice for maintenance departments, small production sites and metalworking workshops that require dependable Rockwell testing without excessive complexity. Accessories that reduce setup time and improve traceability Each tester is supplied with essential accessories to simplify first-use checks and to support traceable comparisons: comparison plates for HRC and HRB, a 120° diamond indenter, a carbide indenter (Ø 1.588 mm) and three support plates (Ø 150 mm, Ø 60 mm and V‑form). These inclusions permit immediate verification of instrument behaviour and enable testing of shafts, small components and flat specimens without additional purchases. The presence of both HRC and HRB comparison standards assists in quick cross-checks between scales, strengthening the instrument’s role in routine quality-control workflows. Robust build for reproducible inspection cycles At approximately 90 kg, the tester’s mass contributes to mechanical stability during indentation cycles, reducing vibration and supporting reproducible depth measurements. The combination of a stable frame and clearly defined test forces reduces operator-induced variability, which is especially valuable in environments with frequent measurements. For workshops that run repetitive hardness checks, the machine’s configuration—including the clear dial indication and the three readily selectable loads—streamlines operation while delivering industrial-grade consistency. Contact Metav Werkzeuge to discuss whether the DigiRock HR1 fits the inspection needs of the workshop and to request a tailored quotation or further technical details Technical data SKU: M502.215 GTIN: 4054469164984 Manufacturer: Metav IndustryLine Facts Dimensions: 546 x 182 x 755 mm Reach (ausladung): 165 mm Weight: 90 kg Max. workpiece height: 175 mm Test forces: 588.4 N, 980.7 N, 1471 N Preload: 98.07 N Dial reading resolution: 0.5 HRC / HRB Special features Includes HRC and HRB comparison plates Diamond indenter 120° Carbide indenter Ø 1.588 mm Three support plates: Ø 150 mm, Ø 60 mm, V‑form Suitable for steels, cast iron, copper and brass FAQ What test forces are available on this tester? The DigiRock HR1 provides three selectable main forces of 588.4 N, 980.7 N and 1471 N, together with a preload of 98.07 N to ensure stable contact before the main measurement. Which materials can be tested with this Rockwell tester? This bench Rockwell hardness tester is suitable for hardness testing of various steels, cast iron, copper and brass up to a maximum workpiece height of 175 mm. Does the unit include reference standards or indenters? The delivery includes HRC and HRB comparison plates, a 120° diamond indenter and a carbide indenter (Ø 1.588 mm), plus three support plates (Ø 150 mm, Ø 60 mm and V‑form). How is the result displayed and read? Results are read from an analogue dial gauge with a resolution of 0.5 on the HRC/HRB scale, providing an immediate visual indication ideal for routine inspection tasks. Is the tester suitable for frequent shop‑floor use? Yes, the machine’s robust bench construction, selectable test forces and comprehensive accessory set make the DigiRock HR1 well suited to repetitive hardness testing in workshop and production environments. Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
Precision measurement for every workshop
Hardness testers — also described as hardness testing devices or hardness testing instruments — provide reproducible, standardised hardness values that form the basis for reliable material decisions. Designed for both laboratory benches and site inspection, these instruments cover common scales such as Brinell, Rockwell, Vickers and Shore, plus mobile rebound methods.
How they work and where they prove indispensable
Hardness testing instruments operate by applying a defined load or impact and evaluating the material response. Stationary bench models use controlled indenter forces for methods like Brinell, Vickers and Rockwell, making them ideal for dimensional components and metallurgical labs. Portable units, commonly using the Leeb rebound principle or ultrasonic techniques, allow in-situ testing of castings, welded structures and large assemblies where transporting the part is impractical. Manual testers require operator positioning and load control, while automatic models execute repeatable test cycles and calculate min, max and mean results without manual intervention.
Modern hardness testers frequently include digital readouts and data functions: many devices offer internal memory, automatic conversion between scales (Vickers, Brinell, Shore, Rockwell), and connectivity via USB or Bluetooth for transfer to quality-management systems. Some portable variants even incorporate cameras for visual documentation alongside measurement data.
Measurable advantages that matter in production
- Increased decision speed: standardised readings across Brinell, Rockwell, Vickers and Shore minimise interpretation time.
- Flexible deployment: portable hardness testing devices enable on-site verification without component removal.
- Reduced operator variation: automatic testers perform load control and series evaluation to lower human error.
- Traceable documentation: devices with internal memory and USB/Bluetooth interfaces simplify data export and reporting.
- Broad material coverage: from elastomers (Shore) to thin-walled components (Vickers) and hard workpieces (Rockwell), the right tester matches the task.
Why Metav is the pragmatic partner for your inspection needs
Metav stands for democratisation of precision and supplies a broad metrology portfolio that suits workshops, quality labs and industrial procurement alike. From our quality-filtered stock in Emmerich we combine decades of expertise with accessible availability: over 48,000 customers trust our range, and more than 250,000 products let you consolidate suppliers and streamline procurement. For teams seeking robust hardness testing instruments, Metav offers both portable and bench solutions with clear technical specifications and dependable supply.
In short
Hardness testers deliver comparable, standard-compliant hardness values across a wide range of materials and environments; choosing the appropriate hardness testing instrument ensures faster decisions, consistent documentation and reliable quality control.
FAQ
Which hardness testing method is best for a given material?
The choice of hardness testing device depends on the material and geometry: Brinell is suited to soft and medium-hard metals (structural steel, aluminium alloys, cast iron and even wood in certain cases), Shore measures elastomers and plastics, Rockwell serves very hard parts, and Vickers is appropriate for thin-walled materials. Mobile rebound testers using the Leeb principle and ultrasonic hardness testing instruments are useful for alloys, non-magnetic metals and steel where on-site checks are needed.
Can portable hardness testers save and transfer measurement data?
Yes. Many portable hardness testing devices include internal memory, perform automatic scale conversions, and support data transfer via USB or Bluetooth, enabling later analysis and integration with quality-management workflows.
What is the practical difference between manual and automatic hardness testers?
Manual hardness testing instruments require the operator to position the specimen and control the test sequence, while automatic testers execute load application and measurement cycles, producing series results with minimum, maximum and average values—reducing variability and saving time in repetitive testing.
Are hardness testers suitable for in-field inspections on large components?
Absolutely. Portable hardness testing devices, particularly those based on the Leeb rebound method or ultrasonic measurement, are designed for in-situ testing of large or fixed components, avoiding the need to transport heavy parts to a lab.
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