A metal specimen’s resistance to being indented is tested with the BrinGen 3000 – Digital Brinell Hardness Tester. An indenter presses a preset force (load) against the specimen to ascertain the hardness of the material.
The main features of BrinGen 3000 – Digital Brinell Hardness Tester:
- BrinGen is designed to produce extremely precise and sensitive measurements.
- Direct digital readout
- Perfect for workshops, tool rooms, inspection labs, and other similar spaces.
- For optimal precision, BrinGen’s testing procedure completely eliminates room for human error.
- It has a sizable LCD display panel with an intuitive user interface.
- BrinGen is most frequently used to test the hardness of materials such as soft bearing alloys, cast iron, non-ferrous metals, unquenched steel, etc.
- 20X optical microscope to measure the Brinell indention’s diameter.
- The microscope has a resolution of 0.005mm.
- Compared to the conventional dead weight type testing, the tester weighs 50% less.
- Test the keyboard and LCD screens for load selection.
- Complete automation of test cycles. The load application, holding, and unloading phases of the Brinell hardness tester’s test cycle are all totally automatic. Since operator influence is avoided, this considerably enhances the reproducibility of test results.
- Each screen has selectable dwell periods The wide LCD screen clearly displays the information on the indenter, load, and other test parameters.
- The Brinell Hardness Calculator (BHC) makes it convenient and easier to calculate hardness values.
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