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The HBC hammer-type Brinell hardness tester calculates the Brinell hardness of a material based on the **dynamic method principle**, measuring the diameter of the recovered indentation. The instrument uses a φ10mm standard steel ball, applying an instantaneous impact load to simultaneously indent the ball into both the workpiece and the standard hardness test block, creating two sets of indentations. By reading the indentation diameter and referring to a conversion table, the Brinell hardness value of the sample can be quickly obtained.
Weighing only 0.5kg and with dimensions of φ25×110mm, the compact and lightweight design makes it easy to carry. It requires no external power supply, offering simple and efficient on-site operation, making it ideal for rapid on-site testing in production workshops and raw material warehouses.
The instrument has a measurement limit of 450HBS and can perform rapid Brinell hardness testing on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. It can also indirectly convert the tensile strength of steel, meeting the needs of on-site incoming material screening and semi-finished product sampling inspection of castings, forgings, and profiles.
Note: The measurement results are approximate rapid values, suitable for on-site comparison and screening. For precise arbitration testing, a benchtop Brinell hardness tester is recommended.
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