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The VHBS-3000AET visual Brinell hardness tester is a fully automated Brinell hardness testing device integrating a visual inspection system. Weighing only 160kg, it meets the requirements of the standard Brinell hardness test method and is suitable for hardness testing of various metal materials in laboratory quality inspection and production sites.
The device features an 8-inch industrial touchscreen tablet on the side, with a built-in industrial-grade CCD camera unit. Utilizing professional CCD image processing software, it achieves on-board visual measurement; it supports both manual and automatic indentation image measurement, and can directly export indentation images and test data, avoiding human error caused by manual readings, making operation highly efficient and convenient.
Equipped with an **automatic turret mechanism**, the indenter and optical lens automatically switch during the testing process, eliminating the need for manual adjustment; it features high-definition dual-group optical lenses, adaptable to standard test forces of 62.5-3000kgf, and can accurately acquire and measure indentations of different diameters.
The system boasts a large-capacity database storage capacity, capable of storing and managing over 2000 sets of test data. It supports test report editing, local storage, export, and printing, and digital processing, fully meeting the data traceability needs of industrial batch testing.
Application Scenarios: Widely used in factory quality inspection workshops and materials laboratories for Brinell hardness testing of metal samples such as steel, castings, and non-ferrous metals.
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