Due to its compact design, the PCE-2550-ICA material tester is easy to use for incoming and outgoing inspections. Due to the adjustable hardness scales, the material tester is very versatile.
The PCE-TG 300-NO2 is a material tester for measuring wall thickness. In general, the wall thicknesses of all homogeneous materials can be measured with the material tester. Wall thicknesses under a coating can also be measured with the material tester.
The PCE-TG 300-NO7 is a material tester for measuring wall thickness. In general, the wall thicknesses of all homogeneous materials can be measured with the material tester. Wall thicknesses under a coating can also be measured with the material tester.
PCE-1000N is a portable handheld Material Tester used to measure the hardness of pure aluminum, soft aluminum, thick aluminum alloy and aluminum sheets, strips, rods, castings and forgings. The hardness of fiber-reinforced (FRP) plastics, glass-reinforced (GRP) plastics, hard plastics and soft metals (such as copper or lead) also can be tested using this battery-powered digital Barcol impressor hardness meter.
The PCE-TG 300-NO5 is a material tester for measuring wall thickness. In general, the wall thicknesses of all homogeneous materials can be measured with the material tester. Wall thicknesses under a coating can also be measured with the material tester.
The PCE-TG 300-NO5/90 is a material tester for measuring wall thickness. In general, the wall thicknesses of all homogeneous materials can be measured with the material tester. Wall thicknesses under a coating can also be measured with the material tester.
The Leeb Material Hardness Tester for Metal PCE-900-ICA measures the hardness of nine different metals using the Leeb rebound method. This means that with the material hardness tester a firing pin bounces on a metallic surface and the intensity of the rebound is used as an indicator of the material hardness. The Material Hardness Tester for Metal measures the metal hardness in 6 different hardness scales.
of, for example, plastics, paints and other coatings on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. With a measuring range of up to 5000 µm on ferrous metals, the material tester covers a wide range of measuring tasks.