Hardness Test (HT)
Hardness testing is an important method for determining a material's resistance to deformation under indentation. This test is offered in accordance with standardized requirements and performed using mobile equipment, providing flexibility and enabling on-site inspections. The results of hardness testing can be measured in various scales, including Vickers, Brinell, and Rockwell, depending on the material and test requirements.
Hardness Testing Offered:
Vickers Hardness Test
Measures hardness of materials using a diamond pyramid indenter, ideal for small samples and precise measurements.
Brinell Hardness Test
Used on materials with rougher surfaces, where a steel or ball indenter is used to determine hardness.
Rockwell Hardness Test
A fast and simple method for measuring material hardness using a diamond cone or steel ball indenter.
Benefits of Hardness Testing:
Flexibility: Hardness testing is performed with mobile equipment, allowing for on-site inspections without the need to transport materials.
Standardized: The test follows recognized standards and methods, ensuring reliable and accurate results.
Versatility: Can be applied to various materials and customized to specific hardness measurement requirements.
Quick Results: The test provides rapid results that can be used to assess material properties and quality.
Hardness testing is an essential method for ensuring the quality of materials and components across a range of industries and applications.