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Used Wilson Hardness Testing Equipment

  • Wilson 4YS Superficial Hardness Tester

    Wilson 4YS Superficial Hardness Tester 12103-08

    • Manufacturer: Wilson

    (1) USED Wilson, Model 4YS, Superficial Rockwell Hardness Tester with Dial Indicator for N & T Scale Wilson Model 4YS EQUIPPED WITH: 1/16 Carbide Ball Penetrator Four (4) Anvils – Plane Flat, Raised Spot, Raised ...

    Warren, MI
  • Wilson 503T Twin Scale Hardness

    Wilson 503T Twin Scale Hardness Tester 12908-00

    • Manufacturer: Wilson

    Wilson 503T Twin Scale Hardness Tester FOB Warren MICalibrated to Customer's Specification30 Day Satisfaction Guarantee Return Privilege *Actual Images

    Warren, MI
  • Superficial Hardness Testers, 2 Each

    Superficial Hardness Testers, 2 Each

    • Manufacturer: Wilson
    • Model: 3JS

    Specifications In good working condition. Not used since last calibration, and used sparingly prior to that. Some Spare Parts Included

    $1,000 USD
    Pelican Rapids, MN

Overview

Hardness testing equipment is used to measure the hardness of various materials, such as metals, plastics, and ceramics. These tools are essential in quality control and material testing to ensure that products meet required standards. Common types of hardness testers include Rockwell, Brinell, and Vickers testers, each employing different methods to determine material hardness.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying hardness testing equipment?

Consider the type of materials you will be testing, the required accuracy, and the specific hardness testing method you need (e.g., Rockwell, Brinell, Vickers). Also, check for ease of use and compatibility with your existing systems.

How can I ensure the safe shipping of hardness testing equipment?

Use a specialized shipping service that handles delicate instruments. Ensure the equipment is well-packed and cushioned to prevent damage during transit.

What maintenance is required for hardness testing equipment?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the equipment, calibrating it according to the manufacturer's guidelines, and checking for any wear or damage. Keep a log of maintenance activities to ensure consistent performance.