The HBS-3000AET Touch Screen Digital Brinell Hardness Tester features an 8-inch touch screen and a high-speed ARM processor, providing intuitive display, user-friendly human-machine interaction, and simple operation. It operates at high calculation speeds, offers extensive database storage, automatic data correction, and provides data trend line reports.
The ZHRSJ-150B fully automatic large-sized digital Rockwell Hardness Tester features an 8-inch touchscreen and a high-speed ARM processor, providing intuitive display, user-friendly human-machine interaction, and simple operation. It offers fast computation speed, extensive database storage, automatic data correction, and generates data trend line reports.
Touch Screen Digital Rockwell Hardness Tester uses an 8-inch touch screen and a high-speed ARM processor, providing intuitive display, user-friendly human-machine interaction, and easy operation. It features fast computing speed, extensive database storage, automatic data correction, and provides data trend line reports.
This mill is a desktop double-disc double-control grinding machine, suitable for rough grinding, fine grinding and polishing of gold test samples.
The Touch Screen Digital Rockwell Hardness Tester utilizes an 8-inch touch screen and a high-speed ARM processor, providing intuitive display, user-friendly human-machine interaction, and easy operation. It offers fast computing speed, extensive database storage, automatic data correction, and provides data trend line reports.
1.ABS shell and stainless steel standard parts, reliable and durable.
2.The speed of grinding plate and grinding head can be adjusted without pole.
3.The rotation direction of the grinding wheel can be selected arbitrarily.
4.Sampling preparation pressure and time can be set.
5.1-6 samples can be processed simultaneously.
Q-2A metallographic sample cutting machine is a high-speed rotating sheet grinding wheel to intercept metallographic sample, which is widely used in metallographic laboratory cutting of various metal materials.
