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Among many types of materials testing methods, hardness testing is one of the most popular, reliable and yet diversified methods. The many methods regularly practiced in hardness determination of metals range from loads starting from grams in Micro hardness testing up to 3,000 kgf for Brinell Testing of heavy castings. Suitable selection of hardness testing methods together with the applicable hardness tester model can accurately measure the hardness of softest alloys up to the hardest sintered materials.

There are so many hardness testing methods and scales that require finding the most suitable hardness tester to meet every hardness testing application.

Modern electronics has played an important role to improve hardness testing technologies, providing high accuracy, data processing of test results, statistical analysis, graphics, and much more.

For selection of the suitable hardness tester for your application, the following criteria are to be considered:

  • Test Load
  • Hardness Scale
  • Accuracy of Results
  • Adaptability of the hardness tester to shape and dimension of the work piece
  • Budget
  • Portability or table top/ floor configuration of the hardness tester.

Qualitest, an expert in offering the most competitive and comprehensive range of hardness testers on the market such as brinell hardness tester and more, meets and exceeds every hardness testing application and budget with more than 100 different configurations of hardness testers. These hardness tester models are proven products that meet and exceed North American and International standard requirements.

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Portable Hardness Tester - Hardness tester - Qualitest

Portable Hardness Tester

Portable Hardness Testers are ideal hardness testing tools where large samples, which cannot be easily transported to a traditional tabletop hardness…
Durometer - Shore IRHD Hardness Tester Range

Durometer - Shore IRHD Hardness Tester Range

Qualitest offers Durometer - Shore Hardness Testers that are world-recognized for the highest accuracy, quality, durability, and cost efficiency.
Rocckwell Hardness Tester

Rockwell Hardness Tester

The Qualitest range of Rockwell Hardness Tester Range start from low cost analog models up to sophisticated and advanced load-cell type models.
Brinell Hardness Tester

Brinell Hardness Tester

Brinell Hardness Tester is a rapid and accurate method to determine hardness value with ASTM E-10 compliance. Applying loads of up to 3.000 kgf, the…
Micro Hardness Tester

Micro Hardness Tester

Qualitest range of Micro Hardness Testers redefine precision and efficiency. With integrated designs, touch screen controls, and CCD image…
Universal Hardness Tester

Universal Hardness Tester

Qualitest offers a competitive range of dead-weight models up to best selling load-cell type systems. These Universal hardness testers can cover…
Case Depth Hardness Tester

Case Depth Hardness Tester

New innovative QT-HTD-Series Case Depth Hardness Tester, have revolutionized heat treat industries by offering technology to accurately, non-…
Hardness Test Blocks, Indenters & Accessories

Hardness Test Blocks, Indenters & Accessories

We offer the largest Hardness Test Block selection in the industry, Rockwell Full range, Brinell, Micro, Vickers, Knoop and Master Calibration Kits.…
Tablet Hardness Tester - QTab-Series Tablet Hardness Testers

Tablet Hardness Tester - QTab-Series

QTab-Series Tablet Hardness Testers For Pharmaceutical Industry Intelligent Design, Efficient, Precise and Cost-Effective The Qualitest QTab-Series…
P&J Plastometer – Pusey & Jones Hardness Tester

P&J Plastometer – Pusey & Jones Hardness Tester

The device is specifically designed for automatic measurement of rubber rollers on paper machines. The device carries out measurements according to…
Vickers Hardness Tester

Vickers Hardness Tester

Qualitest offers a full range of competitive Vickers Hardness Testers, Micro Hardness Testers, Bench Hardness Testers, Fully Automatic Vickers…

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