Shore D Digital Durometer
Code: HT6000/D
Price: 1.387,20 €
| MEASUREMEN TRANGE | 0 – 100 Shore units |
|---|---|
| RESOLUTION 0.1 | Shore units |
| INDENTER DIMENSIONS | 30° conical |
| Max. Spring Force | 44,5 N |
Applications of the Shore D Digital Durometer
The Shore D digital durometer is used to measure Shore D hardness for hard plastics, rigid rubber, and related materials in accordance with DIN 53.505, UNE-EN ISO 868, and ASTM D-2240 standards. Typical materials tested include plexiglass, polystyrene, vinyl sheets, and acetate.Durometer Features
- 48 x 24 mm backlit display
- Magic eye LED: Color-coded measurement range indicator.
- Batch measurement
- Storage capacity: Up to 5,000 measurements with all associated data (temperature, batch number, date, time)
- Data transmission to the computer via USB, individually or in bulk, with all associated data.
- User-adjustable measurement time.
- User-adjustable measurement tolerances.
- Maximum hardness reading
- Acoustic indicator of measurement range
- USB rechargeable battery
- Dimensions: 130 x 72 x 33 mm
- Weight: 400 g
- Case included
Frequently Asked Questions About Shore D Digital Durometers
What is a Shore D digital durometer used for?
A Shore D digital durometer is used to measure the hardness and resistance of materials such as hard and rigid plastics, thermoset polymers, and low-flexibility sheets. This instrument supports quality control in industrial manufacturing, construction, automotive, and even aerospace applications.
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What is the Shore hardness scale?
The Shore scale, created by metallurgist and inventor Albert Ferdinand Shore, is a standardized system for measuring the hardness of soft materials such as plastics, rubber, and elastomers. It evaluates resistance to indentation using a controlled force applied through an indenter. Hardness is expressed on different scales from 0 to 100, such as Shore D (hard materials) and Shore A (softer, more flexible materials), among others. Lower numbers indicate greater elasticity, while higher numbers indicate greater hardness.
What materials does the Baxlo Shore D digital durometer measure?
The Baxlo Shore D digital durometer measures the hardness of hard plastics, low-flexibility elastomers, epoxy resins, carbon fiber composites, plexiglass, vinyl sheets, acetate, Formica, graphite, and many others. Common product examples include helmets, hard plastic toys, automotive tires, tool handles, and pipes.
Shipments:
- Delivery time: 3-5 working days for in-stock products.
For orders of more than 5 units check delivery time.
If you have doubts you can contact us +34 93 713 34 72 o baxlo@baxlo.com
