PHT-1800 Hardness Tester

PHT 1800 Leeb, Rebound Method Hardness Tester

PHT 1800 Rebound Method (Leeb) Tester

State of the art, digital portable hardness tester is designed to test the hardness of large hard metal parts.
Example: Material under test should be close to 1" thick for accurate and repeatable readings

Loaded with useful functions only found on high priced models the PHT-1800 portable hardness tester is clearly setting a new industry standard by being the most accurate, economically priced portable hardness tester on the market today. Fast test speeds coupled with memory and output, this unit is a hand´s down winner whether you are out in the field or in the QC shop.
The PHT-1800 portable hardness tester can perform tests that easily convert to the most popular hardness scales, including Rockwell, Brinell, Vickers, Shore, etc.

Operation:

Load the impact body

Place the impact body on your test piece

Push the button to begin testing and obtain reading

Easy to use keypad operation
Auto identification of Impact Device
Rapid reload and trigger mechanism
Push button to change impact direction
Large LCD display with back light
USB Output
Wide measurement range on most common hardness scales (HL, HV, HB, HRC, HRB, HS)
Automatic conversions to: Brinell, Rockwell B & C, Vickers and Shore
Automatic mean value as well as Min & Max values
Battery Indicator
Memory capacity (100 groups)
Free data output software and USB cable (included)

Accuracy:	+/- 0.5% (referred to L=800)
Repeatability accuracy:	+/- 4L (units) L=Leeb
Measuring range:	200-960 HL
Materials:	Steel & Cast Steel, Alloy Tool Steel, Stainless Steel, Grey Cast Iron, Spheroidal Iron, Cast Aluminum, Brass, Bronze, Wrought Copper Alloy
Battery type:	AA alkaline (4)
Operating temperature:	5-104 degrees F
Dimensions:	150 x 74 x 32mm,
Weight:	245 grams,

Example: Material under test should be close to 1" thick for accurate and repeatable readings
Suitable for the metal hardness test on most materials. Also useful for curved and recessed sample surfaces.
Testing of metal work pieces when the test indentation should be as small as possible, in line with non-destructive testing (NDT).
Determination of the hardness of pre-assembled machines or large steel and cast constructions (e.g. in steel mills).
Metal hardness test in confined spaces along process chains (e.g. in heat treatment shops).
Quick or manually documented acceptance tests and checks of incoming goods.
Off-site metal hardness test (e.g. technical goods purchasing or consulting.)

Standard Accessories

Base instrument
Impact device D
Calibrated test block
Custom carry case
Cleaning brush
Operation manual
Free data output software and USB cable

Optional Accessories

Impact devices; DC, D+15, DL, G, C
Special support rings

rebound method replacement stick (devise)

Impact Device D: Universal standard device: Use for the majority of hardness testing assignments
Impact Device DL (not shown):Needle front section .109" diameter x 1.96" length Measurements in extremely confined spaces
Impact Device G:Enlarged test tip: For use on solid heavy components such as; rough castings and forgings. Brinell only.
Impact Device DC:Extremely short impact device. Used for very confined spaces such as holes, cylinders, internal measurements
Impact Device D+15:Slim front section with coil set back. Hardness measurements in grooves, recessed surface.
Impact Device C:Reduced impact energy, For testing case hardened or thin walled components