Uharbour Hardness Tester, Durometer Shore Type C 0-100HC, Digital Durometer 0.1HC Resolution, with Large LCD Display for Flooring, Rubber, Tires, Plastics, Thermal Plastics

Description

Accurate and Reliable: With a measurement range of 0-100HC, our Durometer Shore Type C provides precise hardness readings for a diverse range of materials. This ensures that you can confidently assess and compare the hardness of different substances with ease and accuracy.Digital Precision: The digital interface offers a 0.1HC resolution, eliminating the ambiguity associated with traditional analog durometers. The large LCD display provides instant and easy-to-read results, enhancing the efficiency of your testing processes.Versatility Across Industries: Tailored for versatility, this hardness tester is suitable for applications in rubber manufacturing, plastic production, tire quality control, leather processing, and wax industries. Its broad range makes it an indispensable tool for professionals engaged in material testing and quality assurance.User-Friendly Design: The ergonomic design ensures comfortable handling during testing procedures, making it accessible for both novices and experienced professionals. The intuitive interface and clear LCD display simplify the hardness testing process, saving you time and effort.Built to Last: Crafted with durability in mind, our Durometer Shore Type C is built to withstand the rigors of industrial use. The robust construction ensures longevity, making it a reliable asset for your quality control processes.Upgrade your hardness testing capabilities with our Digital Durometer Shore Type C, and experience the precision, versatility, and durability that set it apart in the world of material testing. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting, this instrument is your key to accurate and efficient hardness measurements. Elevate your quality assurance processes with confidence in your results. Review: Note that this is a type C unit only. It does work, for what it is intended to be used for. Type C test is for Hardness testing of Medium Hard Rubber, Elastomers, and Thermoplastics. The description says, for Flooring, Rubber, Tires, Plastics, Thermal Plastics. However, if you use this on something that is measured with a different type of Durometer, you will get a different reading. I tested it out on a rubber that supposedly had a 40A rating, and I was getting a reading with this Durometer of 80. So, I am not sure why the difference, unless the rubber I was sent was the wrong one or a different version of Shore type was used. Which is a possibility.