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Kern & Sohn Leeb Hardness Tester Max 960, Min 170, d=1 – 80×30×150 mm

Brand:KERN & SOHN

Specifications

HS Code #
90248000
Depth
30 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
80 x 30 x 150 mm
Display
Digital
Height
150 mm
Material housing
Plastic
Max. measured value
960 HL
Measured range
170 ... 960 HL
Min. measured value
170 HL
Min. thickness workpiece
8 mm
Min. weight workpiece
3 kg

R 27,754.10

Inc. VAT

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Product description

The Kern & Sohn Leeb Hardness Tester is a high-precision tool designed for measuring the hardness of materials. With a measuring range from a minimum of 170 to a maximum of 960, this tester offers versatility in material testing across a wide range of hardness scales (HB, HL, HRB, HRC, HV, MPa). Featuring a compact and portable design, it's perfect for on-site testing and ensures accurate, reliable results for both research and industrial applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Kern & Sohn
  • Measuring Range: Max 960, Min 170
  • Accuracy: d=1 for precise measurement
  • Hardness Scales: HB, HL, HRB, HRC, HV, MPa for diverse testing needs
  • Impact Sensor: External impact (rebound) sensor using a spring-accelerated bounce module to measure kinetic energy absorption
  • Sensor Recognition: Automatic recognition of the impact sensor connected to the HMM
  • Mobility: High mobility and flexibility compared to stationary and internal sensor devices
  • Measurement Directions: 360° measurement capability with automatic compensation function
  • Dimensions (WxDxH): 80 × 30 × 150 mm
  • Memory: Internal memory for up to 9 data groups, each with up to 9 values forming the average
  • Statistics Function: Displays measured result, average value, impact direction, date, and time
  • Display Units: Rockwell (B & C), Vickers (HV), Brinell (HB), Shore (HSD), Leeb (HL), tensile strength (MPa)
  • Unit Conversion: Automatic conversion into all specified hardness units
  • Power Management: AUTO-OFF function and battery level indicator
  • Design: Compact and portable for on-site testing
  • Applications: Ideal for industrial, laboratory, and field use

Scope of Supply:

  • Leeb hardness tester
  • External impact sensor
  • Standard block for calibration (approx. 790 ± 40 HL)
  • Carrying case

This Leeb hardness tester from Kern & Sohn ensures high-quality, accurate hardness testing, making it an essential tool for professionals in material science, manufacturing, and quality control.

Frequently asked questions

It is a high-precision tool designed for measuring the hardness of materials. With a measuring range from a minimum of 170 to a maximum of 960, this tester offers versatility in material testing across a wide range of hardness scales (HB, HL, HRB, HRC, HV, MPa). Featuring a compact and portable design, it's perfect for on-site testing and ensures accurate, reliable results for both research and industrial applications.

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