Macro Vickers Hardness Tester QualiVick™ 10/30/50 Series

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The QualiVick™ 10/30/50 Series comprises advanced Macro Vickers Hardness Tester, featuring an integrated design with a panel computer for seamless operation. These testers offer a wide range of test forces, with precise and stable results through CCD image acquisition technology, minimizing human errors. The series includes models with varying test forces (10Z, 30Z, 50Z) and supports automatic loading, dwell, and unloading.

Equipped with a digital X-Y test table, the QualiVick™ series ensures accurate positioning and measurements. The instruments support multiple objectives, provide a comprehensive test range (1HV~2967HV), and feature automatic data output in WORD or EXCEL format. With a robust technical specification, including a micro-computer, diverse conversion scales, and compatibility with international standards, the QualiVick™ 10/30/50 Series sets a new standard in hardness testing for a variety of materials.

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