About TESTMANN TH-450 High Precision Colour Screen Portable Hardness Tester (Leeb D)
High-Performance ARM processor with CORTEX M4Processing ChipValues in all Hardness Scales Displayed at aglance on the main interfaceAutomatic Impact Device Probe identificationwith plug and play featureImpact waveform bench marking (PROCEQ type)to judge the effectiveness of the test and workingstate of Impact DeviceUSB communication interface with dataprocessing SoftwareOptional Bluetooth printerPower Source: 2 x 1.5V AA Battery
High-Precision Portable Hardness TestingThe TH-450 brings advanced Leeb rebound technology to your fingertips, enabling fast and reliable hardness measurements across a wide range of metals. With instantaneous digital response and multi-scale conversions, quality assessments are seamless and accurate, perfectly suited for demanding inspection environments.
User-Friendly Interface & Versatile StorageNavigating the device is effortless thanks to the intuitive keypad and menu-driven color screen. Store up to 600 test groups, review statistical data, and export easily via USB. The TH-450 empowers users with rich data management-crucial for process optimization and traceability.
Endurance, Adaptability & EfficiencyBoasting a robust ABS body, 150-hour battery endurance, and USB charging, the TH-450 is perfect for extended fieldwork. Its portable form supports single and continuous modes, tests specimens down to 2 kg and 3 mm, and offers features like upper/lower limit alarms and auto power-off, maximizing operational productivity.
FAQ's of TESTMANN TH-450 High Precision Colour Screen Portable Hardness Tester (Leeb D):
Q: How does the TESTMANN TH-450 perform hardness testing on metals?
A: The TH-450 uses the Leeb rebound principle, where a standardized impact device (Leeb D) strikes the test surface and measures the rebound velocity. This method accurately determines the hardness of metals and displays the result instantly on the color screen.
Q: What types of metal can I test with this device, and what hardness scales are supported?
A: You can use the TH-450 to test a wide variety of metals. It measures in the Leeb Hardness (HLD) scale and offers automatic conversions to Brinell (HB), Rockwell B (HRB), Rockwell C (HRC), Vickers (HV), and Shore (HS) for broad application support.
Q: When should I perform calibration on the tester, and is user calibration possible?
A: Calibration is recommended when the tester is newly set up, after impact device replacement, or if test results seem inconsistent. The TH-450 includes a user calibration function, allowing in-field adjustment to maintain accuracy.
Q: Where can I review or export my hardness test data?
A: Test data can be reviewed directly on the tester's color display. For further analysis or recordkeeping, data can be exported to a PC via the USB interface, supporting streamlined reporting and documentation.
Q: How is the device powered, and how long does the battery last during operation?
A: The TH-450 is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, supporting up to 150 hours of continuous use with the backlight off. Charging is conveniently done via USB, ensuring reliable operation during extended work sessions.
Q: What specimen sizes are suitable for testing with the TH-450?
A: The minimum specimen requirement is 2 kg in weight (on a solid support) and 3 mm in thickness. These guidelines help ensure measurement accuracy when testing workpieces directly.
Q: What are the key benefits of using the TH-450 for metal hardness testing?
A: The TH-450 delivers high-precision, immediate hardness results, flexible portability, extensive memory storage, multi-language menus, and efficient data management. Its sturdy build and long battery life make it ideal for both laboratory and field inspections.