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PCE Digital Durometer

Durometer PCE-2800
$ 2,650.00
  • Brand: PCE
  • Model: PCE-2800
  • Range: HL, HB, HRB, HRC, HV, HS 
  • Striker: D type
  • Resolution: 0.1
  • Origin: Germany

The PCE-2800 durometer with integrated printer is a portable hardness tester that displays and prints the hardness value on site. Thanks to the durometer's functional display design, with adjustable backlighting, it can be easily operated even by uninitiated personnel. ...

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Durometer for Concrete PCE-HT 225E
$ 3,550.00
  • Brand: PCE
  • Model: PCE-HT 225E
  • Range: 2,207 J (2,207 Nm)
  • Const. dock: 785 N/m
  • Resolution: 0.1
  • Origin: Germany

The PCE-HT 225E digital durometer is an indispensable instrument for measuring the pressure resistance of concrete and for carrying out non-destructive controls on concrete quality. The digital durometer has an electronic converter, which converts the rebound value into a measurement value.  ...

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Ultrasonic Durometer PCE-5000
$ 6,850.00
  • Brand: PCE
  • Model: PCE-5000
  • Range: HV, HB, HRC, HRB, HRA,MPa 
  • Resolution: 0.1
  • Origin: Germany

The ultrasonic durometer is a meter based on a patent from 1961. The ultrasonic durometer performs the measurement thanks to a diamond sitting on a spring. Its design and measurement method make the ultrasound durometer a simple and non-destructive piece of equipment. ...

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MICRO IRHD SYSTEM Durometer
$ 16,800.00
  • Brand: PCE
  • Model: MICRO IRHD SYSTEM
  •  Standards: DIN ISO 48 / ISO 48 / ASTM D 1415 / BS 903: Part A26
  • Origin: Germany

El MICRO IRHD SYSTEM is designed to determine the hardness in the penetration of the sphere according to MICRO IRHD in rubber or plastic samples. The recommended sample size for using the durometer is 1... 5 mm. Complies with ISO 48 standard.  ...

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Wood Durometer Grader MTG
$ 9,200.00
  • Brand: PCE
  • Model: MTG Grader
  •  Normativas: standard EN 14081-4:2009
  • Origin: Germany

El Wood hardness meter quickly and reliably measures the strength of wood. Nowadays, more and more companies are using a wood hardness meter as a result of a new directive, coming into force on January 1, 2012, which requires each plank of wood sold to be marked with a CE seal. This directive is included in the EN 14081-4:2009 standard. The objective of this mark, using the wood hardness meter, is to recognize and compare the identification of wood within the European territory. ...

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