TIME TIME5150 Richter hardness tester

Product Description

TIME515X series hardness testers are the latest all-in-one Richter hardness testers developed by TIME, including TIME5150 Richter hardness testers and TIME5150P hardness testers for electric power.

The products all adopt D-type impact device. New modeling design, with good portability and a certain degree of one-handed operation; the use of large-size high-contrast dot-matrix OLED display, a new interface design, with flexible key operation, so that the information display is clear and convenient; the product has a bluetooth function, the measurement data can be printed out in real time through the miniature bluetooth printer, but also can be transferred to the cell phone end of the special testing APP software (under development, not available). It can also be transferred to the special testing APP software of mobile phone (under development, not available at the moment) for preservation and subsequent processing.

The TIME5150 Richter hardness tester is a standard version that includes hardness conversion tables for all commonly used materials, as well as the ability to test strength, switch to foreign hardness conversion tables, and test a wide range of materials.

TIME5150P electric power special hardness tester in the standard version of the basis, add 9 kinds of power industry commonly used high alloy steel material hardness testing, in line with the power industry standards: DL/T 1845-2018 power equipment high alloy steel Richter hardness test method, has a strong professional applicability.

This series of products has a customized material function, users can easily generate their own unique hardness conversion table through comparison tests, solving the traditional problem of "inaccurate measurement value and large error" when using the pre-installed conversion table.

Product Specification

Impact device: Type D;
Characteristics Parameters
Impact energy 11mJ
Mass of impactor 5.5g
Ball hardness ≥ 1600HV
Ball diameter 3mm
Ball Material Tungsten Carbide
Maximum hardness of specimen 1600± 100HV2
Specimen surface roughness Ra ≤ 1.6 μ m
Minimum weight of specimen:
Directly measurable >5kg
Stabilizing support 2 to 5kg
Dense coupling required 0.05～2kg
Minimum thickness of the specimen:
Direct measurement > 5mm
Dense coupling required ≤5mm
Minimum depth of hardened layer 0.8mm

Product Features

" The product is compact and has good portability.
" The 128 × 64 graphic dot-matrix OLED display provides an effective and informative display.
" With customized material function, users can generate their own hardness conversion table by comparison test.
" Automatic recognition of common impact directions.
" 100 measurement averages can be stored.
" The upper and lower limits of hardness value can be set in advance, and there is a prompt for exceeding the difference, which is convenient for users to batch test.
" can be switched to the foreign hardness conversion table as a hardness conversion reference.
" With oscillometric software calibration function.
" A Bluetooth printer can be connected wirelessly to print out the measurement data.
" can be connected via Bluetooth to a dedicated measurement APP on the smartphone side for even more powerful functionality (reserved).
" has an automatic shutdown function with an adjustable automatic shutdown duration, or turn off the function.
" Built-in rechargeable lithium battery, using Type-C socket charging, the battery has no memory effect, easy to charge, long life.
" TIME5150P Electric Power Hardness Tester, conforming to electric power industry standards, can be used for hardness testing of 9 types of commonly used high-alloy steel equipment.

typology	Applicable materials	Typical Application Scenarios
Brinell hardness (HB)	Soft metals (aluminum, copper), castings, forgings	Quality control in the metallurgical and foundry industries
Rockwell hardness (HR)	Steel (HRC), hardened parts, carbide	Hardness testing after machining and heat treatment
Vickers hardness (HV)	Thin layers, plating, ceramics, glass	Scientific research, electronic components, surface treatment industry
microhardness	Tiny areas (e.g. solder joints, coatings, single crystals)	Materials research, semiconductors, precision manufacturing
Hardness on Richter scale (HL)	Large workpieces (pipes, molds), on-site inspection	Maintenance of power and petrochemical equipment
Shore Hardness (HS)	Rubber, plastics, elastomers	Tires, seals, shoe soles and other non-metallic products
Knoop Hardness (HK)	Brittle materials (ceramics, gemstones)	Jewelry appraisal, ultra-thin material research

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