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Digital Rockwell Hardness Tester

Digital Rockwell Hardness Tester
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Rockwell Hardness Tester
Standards
ASTM E18
EN ISO 6508
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Digital Rockwell Hardness Tester - QualiRocky™ D150Pro

QualiRocky™ D150Pro digital Rockwell hardness tester measures the Rockwell hardness of metals and hard plastics for quality-control labs, heat-treatment shops, and production inspection teams. The tester handles hard metals and alloys, non-ferrous metals, alloy steels, tool steels, quenched steels, thin sheets, stainless steels, cast irons, and powder metallurgy materials. It also reads copper and copper alloys, aluminum and aluminum alloys, and hard plastics. A precision stepper motor applies, holds, and releases the test force on every cycle, which keeps results consistent across operators.

Built-in software calculates each hardness value and generates a data curve for every test group, while the 8-inch touchscreen shows readings, statistics, and parameters together. Operators set the indenter type, test force, and force-holding time through clear on-screen icons. The QualiRocky™ D150Pro records results to a built-in printer and exports them over RS-232, Ethernet, and USB. This combination gives labs repeatable measurements and straightforward data handling on a single benchtop unit.

Digital Rockwell Hardness Tester - QualiRocky™ D150Pro Applications

The QualiRocky™ D150Pro serves industries that depend on verified metal hardness for product quality and process control.

  • Heat Treatment and Metallurgy: verifies HRC and HRB values on hardened, carburized, and tempered steel to confirm process results
  • Automotive Manufacturing: checks gears, shafts, bearings, and engine components for wear resistance and service durability
  • Tool and Die Production: confirms the hardness of tool steels, dies, and cutting tools after machining and heat treatment
  • Aerospace Component Inspection: validates the hardness of alloy parts and fasteners against strict material specifications
  • Fastener and Hardware Manufacturing: tests bolts, screws, and hardware to confirm strength and consistency across batches
  • Foundry and Casting Operations: measures the hardness of cast irons and non-ferrous castings for quality assurance
  • Powder Metallurgy Production: checks sintered parts for uniform hardness and reliable mechanical performance
  • Incoming Material Inspection: screens raw stock and supplier shipments before parts enter production
Digital Rockwell Hardness Tester

Standards

The QualiRocky™ D150Pro complies with recognized international test methods for Rockwell hardness measurement.

  • ASTM E18 - Standard Test Methods for Rockwell Hardness of Metallic Materials
  • ISO 6508 - Metallic Materials: Rockwell Hardness Test

Digital Rockwell Hardness Tester - QualiRocky™ D150Pro Key Features

The QualiRocky™ D150Pro combines automated loading with data tools that speed up routine hardness testing.

  • 8-Inch Touchscreen Interface: shows readings, statistics, and settings on one clear display and simplifies parameter setup with intuitive icons
  • Motorized Load Control: applies, holds, and removes the test force automatically through a precision stepper motor for operator-independent results
  • Pass/Fail Limit Display: accepts user-set upper and lower hardness limits, then shows compliant values in black and out-of-range values in red for quick sorting
  • Load Timeout Protection: stops the loading cycle after a preset timeout when no specimen is present, which guards the indenter and machine from accidental damage
  • Initial Force Progress Bar: displays initial test force buildup during manual contact to prevent over-application and reduce measurement error
  • Built-In Hardness Conversion: converts results across American and European reference scales alongside the direct Rockwell reading
  • Multi-Point Statistics: reports test count, high and low values, average, and standard deviation for each group in real time
  • Live Line Chart: plots multi-point results as a chart with adjustable limits so operators can spot readings outside the target range
  • Network Data Sharing: connects to a cloud server over Ethernet for remote access to historical results and faster defect response
  • Wireless and Wired Upload: sends data to a smartphone over Bluetooth or to a computer over Ethernet, per test point or per completed set
  • Flexible Printing Options: records results through the built-in printer, a Bluetooth printer, or an exported file on a connected computer
  • Multi-Language Menu: offers 12 interface languages for operators across different regions

Theory and Method

Rockwell hardness testing measures a material's resistance to permanent indentation using a two-stage loading sequence. The tester first applies a preliminary test force that seats the indenter and sets a reference depth. It then adds the major test force, which drives the indenter deeper into the surface. After a set dwell time, the machine removes the major force while the preliminary force stays in place. The permanent increase in indentation depth defines the Rockwell hardness number, so a shallower indentation returns a higher value.

The scale selected determines the indenter and the total force. A diamond cone handles hard materials on scales such as HRC and HRA, while a carbide ball measures softer metals on scales such as HRBW. The QualiRocky™ D150Pro supports 60, 100, and 150 kgf loads and a wide set of Rockwell scales, which lets one instrument cover soft brass through hardened tool steel. Each scale pairs a defined indenter with a defined force to keep readings comparable across labs.

A precision stepper motor drives the loading system, so the instrument applies and removes force without dead weights or manual levers. The built-in depth measurement converts indentation into a hardness value and shows it on the touchscreen within seconds. Closed control of the load cycle reduces the vibration and timing errors common to manual testers. This design gives the QualiRocky™ D150Pro repeatable results across long production runs.

Digital Rockwell Hardness Tester - QualiRocky™ D150Pro Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecification
Hardness ScalesHRA, HRBW, HRC, HRD, HREW, HRFW, HRGW, HRHW, HRKW, HRLW, HRMW, HRPW, HRRW, HRSW, HRVW
Test Forces60 kgf (588.4 N), 100 kgf (980.7 N), 150 kgf (1471 N)
Load ControlAutomatic application, holding, and removal of test force
Display8-inch touchscreen
Hardness Resolution0.1 HR
Dwell Time0 to 99 seconds
Max Specimen Height230 mm (protective cover removed); 140 mm (cover installed)
Throat Depth165 mm
Data OutputBuilt-in printer, RS-232 interface
ConnectivityRS-232, Ethernet, USB, Bluetooth
System Languages12
Included Test StandsLarge flat, small flat, V-shaped
VoltageAC 220 V / 50 Hz (110V is also available)
Dimensions (L × W × H)515 × 238 × 790 mm
Weight80 kg

Standard Configuration

ItemQuantitySpecification / Notes
Hardness Tester (Main Unit)1Main unit
Diamond Rockwell Indenter1120° cone
Carbide Ball Indenter1Φ1.5875 mm
Steel Ball5Φ1.5875 mm
Standard Rockwell Hardness Block180-85 HRA
Standard Rockwell Hardness Block185-100 HRBW
Standard Rockwell Hardness Block160-70 HRC
Standard Rockwell Hardness Block140-50 HRC
Standard Rockwell Hardness Block120-30 HRC
Hex Key13 mm
Hex Key12.5 mm
Printing Paper1For built-in printer
Fuse22 A, spare parts
Spirit Level1Leveling aid
Large Flat Test Stand1Flat anvil
Small Flat Test Stand1Flat anvil
V-Shaped Test Stand1For round specimens
Dust Cover1Protective cover
Power Cord1Standard supply cord
Certificate of Conformity1Documentation
Instruction Manual1Documentation
Packing List1Documentation

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