Insize Carbide 3 Wires & HRA90 Hardness, 7394

The Insize HRA90 Hardness Carbide 3 Wires is a specialized tool used for measuring the hardness of materials, particularly metals, using the Rockwell hardness scale with an A scale, and with an indenter made of tungsten carbide. This tool specifically employs the "three-wire" method for Rockwell hardness testing, which is a common technique for measuring the hardness of soft materials. Constructed with precision and durability in mind, the Insize HRA90 Hardness Carbide 3 Wires is designed to withstand the rigors of industrial environments and provide accurate and reliable hardness measurements. The use of tungsten carbide ensures that the indenter maintains its hardness and integrity over repeated use, contributing to the accuracy and consistency of the measurements. The three-wire method involves applying a specific load to the indenter, typically 60 kilograms (approximately 132 pounds), and measuring the depth of penetration into the material. By using three wires of known diameter (usually ranging from 1/16 inch to 1/4 inch), the hardness of the material can be determined based on the indentation depth. Insize HRA90 Hardness Carbide 3 Wires allows for precise measurement of the indentation depth, which is then converted into a Rockwell hardness value using standardized formulas. This method is particularly suitable for measuring the hardness of materials that are too soft or thin to be tested using traditional Rockwell hardness testers. Overall, the Insize HRA90 Hardness Carbide 3 Wires provides a reliable and efficient solution for measuring the hardness of soft materials using the Rockwell hardness scale with an A scale. Its durability, accuracy, and ease of use make it a valuable tool for quality control and material testing in various industries, including metalworking, manufacturing, and engineering.