Automatic Durometer – Shore and IRHD Hardness Tester – DRIVE Series

Achieve the highest accuracy of your polymer/elastomer hardness testing with the latest generation of Automatic Shore IRHD Hardness Tester Durometer – DRIVE Series. Designed for precision, efficiency, and user-friendly operation, this instrument comes up with a versatile features such as interchangeable measuring heads, motor-controlled displacement, and automatic specimen rotation. With compatibility on standard PCs running latest Windows software, USB connectivity, and seamless integration, it ensures a hassle-free experience.

Choose your preferred language from a wide selection and benefit from the commitment to quality. Trust in reliable calibration services and sample-centering devices for O-rings, etc. for accurate and efficient hardness testing. Setting the standard in Shore / IRHD hardness testing of elastomer and polymer materials.

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