The Shore A Rubber Hardness Tester Durometer 0-100 HA quantifies the indentation resistance of vulcanized rubber and soft plastics. With a 35° tip cone angle, this gauge provides precise readings on the Shore A scale. It handles testing for elastomers and polymers across a 0-100 HA range.
Key Features
- Wide 0-100 HA Range: Measures hardness for vulcanized rubber and soft plastic materials. Provides consistent data for quality control.
- International Standard Compliance: Matches requirements for ISO 7619 and ASTM D2240 laboratory analysis. Validates results for global recognition.
- 0-2.5mm Needle Stroke: Translates physical indentation depth into numerical Shore A values. Converts mechanical pressure into data.
- Portable Pocket Design: Compact build enables rapid on-site material field inspections. Simplifies testing in humid BD workshops.
- ±1 HA Accuracy: Maintains tight measurement tolerances during high-volume material hardness checks. Reduces the risk of production errors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shore A hardness scale?
This scale measures the indentation resistance of soft rubbers and flexible plastics. A rating of 0 is softest, while 100 indicates maximum hardness for this category.
How to use a rubber durometer?
Press the durometer foot firmly against a sample with at least 6mm thickness. Record the reading within one second to ensure measurement accuracy.