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Accurate,
portable Rockwell hardness testing for every situation.
For
over 40 years thousands of Ames hardness testers have been giving
accurate measurements in both large and small plants. Built
to meet ASTM Standard E-110, our hardness testers have proven
themselves to be not only accurate, precision instruments, but
invaluable time and money savers. Their lightweight portability
and easy handling allow you to perform hardness tests wherever
required. Our electronic models offers additional benefits with
no sacrifice in accuracy or quality of construction.
Ames hardness testers provide direct, true Rockwell® readings,
without extra calculations. The penetrations are of correct
width and depth. Our testers allow the positions of anvil and
penetrator to be reversed for internal testing.
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Rockwell
hardness testing and manufacturing quality standards
Whether
or not your company will choose to pursue ISO 9000 quality control
standards, we believe Rockwell Hardness Testing will continue
to play a strong part in quality control worldwide.
Quality products start with quality materials. Knowing the hardness
of materials before you start working them will not only give
you a basis on which to build quality, it will also save you
time and money.
All Ames harness testers are built to meet or exceed ASTM Standard
E-110. Then, each tester is individually calibrated. Behind
the signed certificate that comes with each tester is a painstaking
process involving 70 to 100 separate readings for standard testers
and several hundred separate readings for each electronic tester.
Our standard testers read in the B and C scales; the Superficial
models read in the N and T scales; and the electronic models
read in eight selectable scales: A, B, C, E, 15T, 30T, 15N and
30N.
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Ames
Tester models
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The
chart left shows model number by maximum opening and throat depth.
The letter “S” signifies a Superficial tester. “E” indicates an
Electronic tester.
Standard models read
in the B and C scales.
Superficial testers test
at 15, 30, and 45 kg loads in the Rockwell N and T scales .
Electronic models
read in A, B, C, E, 15T, 30T. 15N and 30N scales. |
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