DTEC DHV-5 Digital Vickers Hardness Tester Desktop Type for Metal Hardness Test in Laboratory

DHV-5 Vickers Hardness Tester is a foundational model among Vickers hardness testing equipment.
It is a new and high-tech product combining optical, mechanical and electronic techniques. With novel appearance, good reliability, operational functions and direct viewing.Through handing menu keys, the equipment perform complete functions such as selecting Vickers or knoop hardness testing mode, adjusting the intensity of black light, setting dwell time;besides, the length of indentation diagonal line can be keyed on operating board, then directly readout the hardness value from the screen,which is free from checking the tables. 

The instrument is suitable for testing Vickers hardness value of thin pieces, the parts after surface treating with permeating and coating, and it is also fit for measuring Knoop hardness value for crisp and hard material such as glass, ceramics, agate, man-made precious stone;therefore, it is an ideal hardness measuring equipment for the scientific research institutes, industrial enterprises and the metrological institutes using for studying and measuring.

Using scope:
Heat treated layer, carbonized layer, hardened hard layers, superficial coating, steels, non-ferrous metal, thin shaped components.

• LCD digital displaying screen, easy setting and operation;
• Suitable for data processing software(Optional) and optional measuring system.
• Selectable for scales HV,HK, testing force, and dwell time;
• Freely adjust brightness of light source;
• Directly display hardness value on LCD screen after input the length values of diagonals D1 and D2.

  Standard Packing List:

Every set of our equipement will be carefully tested and double checked steps by steps before being packed and delivery abroard,as we all know that among such fierce international competition market,only 100% good quality and stable performance can finally attain our customer's trust.Hence,we will always put machine calibraton and checking job in the first place while manufacturing.