The Shore Durometer product line offers versatile solutions for precision measurements. The standard Model HD3000 features a large, non-reflective dial face ensuring easy readability and an accuracy of 1/2 point, conforming to DIN ISO 7619, ISO 868, ISO 7619, and ASTM D 2240 standards. It combines optimal accuracy with cost efficiency. The Model HD3000L variations include Slim Probe options for challenging contours and confined spaces.

Complementing this, the Shore Durometer Operating Stand, Model OS-2, guarantees consistent measurements by eliminating subjective errors caused by load variations or improper alignment. For specific standards, the Model OS-2-OO caters to Durometer OO requirements, ensuring precision by mitigating errors due to load discrepancies or alignment issues.

Shore Durometer Models

  • HD-3000
  • HD-3000L
  • OS-2 Operating Stand
  • OS-2-OO Operating Stand

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