Sauter HB0 100-0HB0 100-0. Durometer

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136-3545
Mfr. Part No.:
HB0 100-0
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Sauter
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Brand

Sauter

Tester Type

Durometer

Shore Scale

Shore A0

Indenter

Ball Head

Graduation

1

Weight

160g

Dimensions L x W x D

115 x 60 x 25mm

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

Kern Analogue Shore Hardness Tester


A compact hand held durometer with drag indicator. Ideal for internal comparison measurement. Supplied in a wooden carrying case for safe and secure storage.

Typical Application


• Measurement of penetration (Shore)

Feature and Benefits


• Mechanical shore hardness meter

• For internal comparison measurement. Standard calibrations e.g. to DIN 53505 are often not possible because of narrow standard tolerances

• Shore A: Rubber, elastomers, neoprene, silicone, vinyl, soft plastics, felt, leather and similar material

• Shore D: Plastics, Formica, epoxies, plexi glass etc.

• Shore A0: Foam, sponge etc.

• Max Mode: Holds the maximum value in the display

• Point Mode: Shows one instant value

• Can be attached to test stands SAUTER TI-A0 (for Shore A and A0), TI-D. (for Shore D)

• Tester Shore A0


Parallels, Surface Finish & Hardness


Surface Finish


Any machined component has a surface geometry which consists of three basic elements:


Form or Curvature - Whether the surface has irregular bumps or dimensional changes
Waviness - Whether the surface has regular repetitive ripples or patterns (e.g. milling patterns)
Roughness - The shapes or irregularities that are smaller than, and form part of the waviness pattern (e.g. material micro-structure)


Waviness and roughness are traditionally the most difficult elements to measure when comparing surface finish, however, they have a radical effect on the performance of the finished component. Variations will cause aesthetic appearance changes, component wear variations, oil retention variation etc. Many manufacturers therefore specify a range of roughness values which their components should be manufactured to, often expressed as: Ra, Rq (RMS), RzDIN, Ry, Sm,mm.

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