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TIR 2033 Tochline

Shore A rubber hardness tester

Hardness tester
TIR 2033 Shore A is a simple portable hardness tester with which Shore A hardness can be determined for rubber or plastic products.

Allows measurements of rubber according to GOST 263-75, plastics and hard rubber according to
GOST 24621-91 (ISO 868: 2003, ISO 7619, DIN 53505 and ASTM D 2240) by measuring the resistance of a sample when immersed in an indenter with a diameter of 0.79 mm from hardened steel.



Scope: rubber, elastomers, vinyl, leather, PVC, silicone, Teflon, rubber, resins, ebonite, etc.
The TIR 2033 Shore A device is a simple and reliable device. It has an analog reading system in the form of a dial indicator. For convenience, there is a control arrow.
Hardness is determined by the position of the control arrow of the analog reading system.
By an additional order, a complete set is provided along with a desktop device for mounting the device, which allows you to create a clamping force of 1 kgf.

SPECIFICATIONS
Shore A hardness measuring range, hardness units: 0 - 100
Test loads, N: from 0.55 to 8.06
Division price, units hardness: 1
Limits of permissible error, units hardness: ±1
The maximum departure of the indenter from the supporting surface of the device at a zero reading, mm: 2,54
The area of ​​the reference platform of the device, not less than, mm²: 250
Overall dimensions (length x width x depth), mm, no more than: 110x60x18
Weight, kg, no more than: 0,3