EEDB: Brinell Hardness Testing Unit
Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
EEDB is a bench hardness tester that uses the Brinell method. A hardened ball indenter is pressed into the specimen under a known load and the diameter of the impression is measured optically to give the Brinell hardness number.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 300 x 500 x 800 mm approx |
| Weight | 150 Kg approx |
| Measurement range | 8 to 650HBW |
| Applied test force | 612.9 N (62.5 Kgf), 980 N (100 Kgf), 1226 N (125 Kgf), 1839 N (187.5 Kgf) - |
| Specification | 2452N (250 Kgf), 4903 N (500 Kgf), 7355 N (750 Kgf), 9807 N (1000 Kgf), 29420 N (3000 Kgf) |
| Maximum height of the test piece | 220 mm |
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