Laizhou Jincheng Industrial Equipment Co., Ltd. proudly launches the HBS-3000B precision Brinell hardness tester, designed specifically to meet the stringent hardness measurement needs of research laboratories, universities, and industrial production. This device strictly adheres to international standards such as ISO 6506, ASTM E10-12, JIS Z2243, and GB/T 231.2, ensuring accurate and authoritative test results. Equipped with a high-definition LCD touch screen and a built-in high-speed printer, it is easy to operate and quickly reads data. It supports a wide test range of 8 to 650 HBW and multiple test force levels, and is suitable for a variety of materials including ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, and bearing alloys. The Jincheng brand provides professional and comprehensive pre-sales technical support and comprehensive after-sales service to ensure stable operation and long-term performance of the equipment, helping customers achieve scientific and accurate hardness measurement and innovative research and development.
1. International authoritative standard certification ensures highly accurate and reliable measurement results
2. 8-650HBW wide test range to meet the hardness testing needs of various materials
3. Intelligent LCD touch screen operation interface improves ease of use
4. Built-in high-speed printer, real-time printing of test reports, more efficient data management
5. Strong pre-sales and after-sales technical support to ensure the stability and durability of the equipment
6. Suitable for a variety of materials, including ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals and special alloys
The device is suitable for hardness testing and quality control in research laboratories, university experimental teaching, scientific research institutions, and industrial production enterprises. It is particularly suitable for hardness testing in materials science research, product development, and manufacturing, meeting the needs of customers with high requirements for hardness measurement accuracy and data traceability.
