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Digital Durometer – digi test II shore hardness tester | IRHD Durometer – Automatic Hardness Tester
Modular digital measuring instrument for fully automatic hardness tests according to Shore, VLRH and IRHD on polymers with variable test geometries.
The Bareiss Digital Durometer – digi test II shore hardness tester is a fully automated hardness testing instrument used to measure Shore, Micro, IRHD (international rubber hardness degree), and VLRH (very low rubber hardness) on a variety of elastomers, foam material. Our digital durometer advanced material testing instrument the highly intelligent digi test II is equipped with an electronic unit which serves as the main control of the entire system and the display of the user’s information for measuring time, method measurement, and various selectable features. Unlike the conventional hardness testers which are limited to only flat-surfaced samples, measuring with the Bareiss digi test II allows hardness testing on convex and concave surfaces by using the automatic surface detection technology. In addition to that, we can customize our indenter length so that it can reach any point on the sample which is required for measuring. Bareiss offers a wide range of standard sample holders and positioning devices, but we also specialize in customizing holders for your particular products.
The unique digi test II and its predecessors have convinced the world since 1972, with their modular design and facile operation. Whether a standard specimen or a thin-walled specimen – the digi test II offers a suitable hardness testing solution for any kind of specimen. For more than 45 years, the Bareiss’s hardness testing technologies have impressed with its interchangeable probe system for hardness testing of different elastic materials and shapes. The specimen preparation and positioning are equally important. Therefore, Bareiss offers a wide selection of off-the-shelf sample fixtures as well as custom solutions. The user influences are minimized through the automatic testing sequence. A calibration according to DAkkS / DIN ISO 17025 is possible either at your place of business, on-site, or in our laboratory