Motorized X-Y Table Full Automatic Vickers Hardness Tester with 2 Indenters and 3 Objectives

Motorized X-Y Table Full Automatic Vickers Hardness
Tester with 2 Indenters and 3 Objectives

Brief Introduction:

New generation automatic Vickers hardness tester iVick-483ST4 adopts the integrated design with panel computer. Panel computer equips with Windows 7 operating system, all the testing parameters can be selected and preset by touch screen computer, makes operation quickly and conveniently and displays clearly and intuitively.

iVick-483ST4 can show the indentation image directly on the touch screen and automatically get the Vickers hardness value by CCD image acquisition system.

iVick-483ST4 takes over the old method of measuring the diagonal length by eyepiece, avoids the stimulation and visual fatigue of the light source of the eyepiece, and protects the eyesight of the operator.

With two indenters and three objectives, automatic recognition and turret between the objective and the indenter, support hardness scales conversion.

With USB, VGA and LAN interfaces, the hardness measurement can be printed out by USB interface, and can automatically save the measuring data, generate the hardness-depth curve and save as WORD or EXCEL document.

With motorized X-Y test table, automatic focusing and automatic measuring, it realizes the fully automation of Micro Vickers hardness testing.

Application range:

Suitable for ferrous metal, non-ferrous metals, IC thin sections, coatings, ply-metals; glass, ceramics, agate, precious stones, thin plastic sections etc.; hardness testing such as that on the depth and the trapezium of the carbonized layers and quench hardened layers.

Technical Specifications:

Packing List:

The Knoop hardness test method is mostly used for small parts, thin sections, or case depth work. Knoop indentation is very small, the main application like below:

testing very thin materials like foils or measuring the surface of a part,
small parts or small areas,
measuring individual microstructures,
measuring the depth of case hardening by sectioning a part and making a series of indentations to describe a profile of the change in hardness.

The Knoop indenter is a pyramid shaped diamond is more elongated or rectangular in shape. The Knoop method is commonly used when indentations are closely spaced or very near the edge of the sample.

The width of the Knoop indentation can provide more resolution for measurement and the indentation is also less deep. Consequently, it can be used on very thin materials.