PCE- DD A
digital durometer to measure Shore A hardness in soft gums, rubber and elastomers / easy-to-read digital display / resolution of 0.5 degrees of hardness

The PCE-DD A digital durometer is an ergonomic device for checking Shore hardness in gum, plastic and other non-metallic materials. It is of highest quality. The PCE-DD A digital durometer is mainly used for soft gums, elastomers, natural rubber, neoprenes, casting resin, white PVC, leather, etc. If the material thickness is not enough, it should be tightened on the back with the same material in order to increase its thickness. Information about measuring methods can be found at the following link. You can also find a classification of different degrees of hardness and the classification within the same degree at the following link: Shore Hardness.
Classification of different degrees of hardness can be found here.

View or print user manual of the PCE-DD A digital durometer
PCE-DD A digital durometer

- For Shore A measurements

- Large display

- Easy to use

Technical specifications:

Measurement area

Depth of indentation

Pressure force

Indenter

Dimensions

Power supply

Weight

Delivery content:
1 x PCE-DD A digital durometer, 1 x case, 1 x battery, and user manual

Calibration certificate
The accuracy of the PCE-DD A digital durometer may differ after some time. You can order a laboratory recalibration and ISO certificate at our company. You can also ask for a calibration when the product is ordered.

Optional accessories - Control tests
Using the type-D test control shows if the durometer will operate within a specified tolerance. These tests are used in production as well as research and development. In the box you will find seven tests. The tests are identified by a series of numbers to ensure that they are not misidentified. The range of hardness of type-D is 30 to 90. The tests serve as a reference check of the optimal state of the durometer operation. The durometer must never be recalibrated during the control tests.
Dimensions: approx. 54 x 54 x 8 mm (test). 

Below you will find an overview of the different product groups of measuring instruments