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PCE-HT210 (Shore
D)
hardness tester
for
measuring hard rubber and thermoplastics,
with RS-232 interface
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The PCE-HT200 (Shore D) hardness tester
is used as a handheld device for
measuring n the workplace, such as
testing materials in a laboratory. The
hardness tester comes with a measurement
component and a digital display with a
resolution of only 0.2 hardness units.
It meets with the stadards DIN 53505, ISO
7619, JKS K 6253 and ASTM D 2240. The hardness
tester can be used as a handheld device
in production or in stationary mode if
placed in the test position. The hardness
tester comes calibrated from the
manufacturer and includes an ISO
calibration certificate. The device can
be recalibrated at extra cost if
returned accompanied by the ISO
calibration certificate. The device
has an RS-232 interface which, when used
in conjunction with optional software,
can allow for data to be transferred to
a computer.
At the following link you will find an
explanation of the
process for measuring hardness.
You will also see a classification of
the different grades of hardness if you
click
here.
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- Pocket sized
- For stationary or portable use
- Meets hardness standards
- Peak hold function
- Auto shut-off after 5 minutes
of inactivity
- Low battery warning
- Used for line or series
measurements (for
series
measurements it's necessary to ha-
ve the
optional test stand).
- optional software for data
transfer
- optional ISO calibration
certificate
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PCE-HT210 hardness tester
View or print the user's manual
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Technical
specifications |
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Standards |
DIN
53505, ISO 7619,
ASTM D 2240, JKS K 6253 |
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Measurement
range |
0 to 100
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Resolution |
0.2 of a
hardness unit
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Accuracy |
±1
hardness unit |
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Measurement values shown |
actual hardness, maximum value, average
value
(retains maximum value) |
| Interface |
RS-232 |
| Software
and data cable |
optional |
| Other
functions |
auto shut-off, low battery inidcator |
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Power |
3
batteries of 1.5V (SR 44) |
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Operating
time |
approx.
300h |
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Operating
temperature |
0 to 40°C |
| Dimensions |
173
x 56 x 42mm |
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Weight |
233g |
Contents
PCE-HT210 hardness tester, 3 batteries,
case, calibration certificate and
user's manual |
Optional accessories
- RS-232 to USB
adaptador |
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Test position
The test position of the THS 2
hardness tester has been deisgned to
test in series, to obtain the most
accurate results. Errors produced by
subjective measurements affected by
an erroneous force of measurement or
by a non-vertical measurement can be
excluded.
The test is done on a test
table and the hardness tester goes
down with a constant test force -
with the help of a lever. The result
is shown on the hardness tester
itself. The device is made of
aluminium. It can adjusted to
measure components of different
makes.
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ISO
calibration and ISO calibration
certificate
The Shore A tester comes
calibrated when ordered, with an ISO
calibration certificate from the
manufacturer. Over time and
with use of the device, variations
in the instrument are produced and
this affects the accuracy of the
device. We can perform a
recalibration that meets ISO
standards when you require one. This
can also be ordered with the device
(shipping time plus 5 days) |
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Here you will find an overview of all the measuring instruments
available at PCE Group. |
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If you have any doubt, call our technicians on:
Germany: +49 (0)29 03 976 99-52
Italy: +39 0583 975 114
Spain: +34 967 543 548 |
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This
page in German
in Italian
in Spanish
in Croatian
in French
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Below you will find an overview of the different product groups
of measuring instruments |
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