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Portable Hardness Tester |
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Koopa Portable Hardness Tester is the fastest hardness tester
which ever designed. It is capable of three tests per second.
Its unique design, precision, speed and flexibility in choosing
hardness scales and type of materials, make it suitable for
testing of almost all metals in industry. Two models of impact
devices with three energy are available.
The Koopa Portable Hardness Tester is the easiest, fastest and the most
accurate hardness tester. There is no need to charge the impact
device manually, you simply push a button on probe and the
impactor is activated with a constant energy (by an
electromagnetic field, in contrast with custom probe which is
activated by spring). Therefore the impact device is small and
as fast as three tests per second and you can work with one
hand. The tester is a ‘plug and play’ device. It means it
eliminates probe-to-system reconfiguration. For example ,if a
user requires another probe for a specific measuring
application, he simply plugs in an optional Koopa probe and the
tester automatically identifies the device.
The materials can be tested in five directions ideal for use on
internal surfaces of castings, fabricated assemblies and on
large cumbersome samples.
The external impact device has a tungsten carbide tip and is
designed to handle most hardness requirements.
Users, who requires
documentation and data storage in personal computers, can use
the USB port to transfer the data to a flash memory.
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Features |
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Automatic Operation without Charging |
High Accuracy and Repeatability |
Automatic Probe Detection |
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Hardness Testing in All Direction
with Constant Energy |
8 Different Metals Support
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9 Hardness Units
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Hardness Conversion to Other Units
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Maximum, Minimum, Average, Range,
and Standard Deviation |
1500 Storage Memory
each Contains 9 Tests |
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User Calibration |
Menu Operation-Based |
Large LCD with Backlight |
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No Sensitivity to Magnetized Material
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Rechargeable AA Batteries
Capable of 5000 Tests |
Auto Shut Down System
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USB Port to Transfer Data to Flash Memory
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Based on USA ASTM A956-96 Standard
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Based on ISO 9000
Standard System Requirements |
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High Durability of Impact Device |
No Sensitivity to Rough Surfaces |
Display of Indentation Depth in All Units |
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Material |
HSc |
MPa |
HR15N |
HRC |
HRB |
HRA |
HV |
HB |
HLK |
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Low Alloy Steel (LS) |
32.5 - 99.5 |
255 - 2180 |
69.6 - 93.4 |
0 - 68.0 |
41 - 99.5 |
60.7 - 86.1 |
80 - 940 |
80 - 647 |
150 - 900 |
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| High Alloy Steel (HS) |
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20.4 - 67.1 |
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80 - 898 |
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150 - 900 |
| Grey Cast Iron (GG) |
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93 - 334 |
150 - 900 |
| Nodular Cast Iron (3G) |
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131 - 387 |
150 - 900 |
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Cast Aluminum (AL) |
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25 - 189 |
150 - 900 |
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Brass (BS) |
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40 - 137 |
150 - 900 |
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Bronzes (BZ) |
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60 - 290 |
150 - 900 |
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Wrought Copper Alloys (CU) |
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45 - 315 |
150 - 900 |
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Technical Specification |
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Operation Principle
Based on Leeb Method and
ASTM A956-96 Standard |
Display
Large LCD Display with Backlight
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Accuracy
±0.5% at 750 Hardness Leeb
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Measuring Range
150 to 900 Hardness Leeb
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Probe Activation
Through Controlled Magnetic Field
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Hardness Testing Direction
Up, Down, Horizontal, 45 Degree
Above and Below Horizontal |
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Impact Device
T1,2 with Two Energies and
T3 with Less Energy
T4 with More Less Energy |
Indenter Weight
T1,2 with 5 gr
T3 with 1.2 gr
T4 with 0.6 gr |
Statistical
Minimum, Maximum, Average, Range,
and Standard Deviation |
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Memory
1600 Memory Storage each Contains
Minimum, Maximum, Average, Range,
Standard Deviation, and a Code |
Menus
Main Menu, Memory Menu, Flash Memory,
and Calibration Menu |
Output Port
USB Port to Transfer Data to Flash Memory
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Power Supply
A 16 VDC and 800 mA Adaptor
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Battery
10 Batteries each 1.2 V and 800 mA
for 5000 Tests |
Calibration
Factory and user calibrations
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Dimension
W*D*H = 26.5*15*7.9 |
Weight
1.3 kg |
Unit Conversion
Based on ASTM E140, and DIN50150
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Unique Advantages |
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Probe Automatic Charge after each Test |
Constant-Energy Probe in all Direction |
Hardness Testing with One Hand |
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Indenter with High Durability
Because of Integrated Structure
and Absence of Magnet |
High Speed Measurement Speed
3 Tests per Second
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Two Energies for Standard Probe (T1,2)
T1 with Less Energy for Smooth Surfaces
T2 with More Energy for Rough Surfaces |
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No Effect of Surrounding Magnetic Field
on Device Accuracy |
No Sensitivity of Indenter to Perpendicularity of Probe and Rough Surfaces |
T3 and T4 Probes for Superficial Testing
and Light Workpiece |
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Accessories |
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3 Concave and Convex Caps for Probe for Special Surfaces |
Grease to Fix Light Workpieace
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One Standard Hardness Blocks
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16 VDC and 800 mA Adaptor |
User Manuals and Other Documents
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Hardness Testing Guide and Conversion Table |
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Optional Accessories |
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T3 and T4 Probes
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Hardness Testing Blocks
with UKAS Certificate |
Hardness Testing Blocks
without UKAS Certificate |
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