Classification and use of hardness meter

A hardness meter is an instrument that measures the hardness of an object. It can be divided into two types according to the traditional and simple degree: simple hardness meter and complex hardness meter. According to the measured hardness units, there are: Rockwell hardness meter, Vickers hardness meter, Microhardness meter, Brinell hardness meter, Shore hardness meter, Pap hardness meter, Richter hardness meter, Webster's hardness meter. It can also be divided into portable hardness meter and desktop hardness meter.
Rockwell hardness meter is used to measure Rockwell hardness value of workpieces such as cast iron
Vickers hardness meter for Vickers hardness measurement of thinner workpieces
Brinell hardness meter is used to measure Brinell hardness value of workpieces with higher hardness
Richmond hardness meter is a portable hardness meter, used for hardness measurement that is not suitable for disassembly or larger products.
Shore hardness meter is used for measuring Shore hardness value of rubber products
Werkschester hardness meter is used for measuring the hardness value of Werkschester hardness of aluminum alloy products
Papillary hardness meter is used for measuring Papillary hardness value of fiberglass products
Universal hardness meter is used for hardness measurement under various hardness scales
Microhardness meter Vickers hardness meter, used for measuring Vickers hardness value of very thin workpieces
Shore hardness meter is used to determine Shore hardness values ​​of ferrous and nonferrous metals