LBS-62.5Z Digital Display Automatic Turret Low-Load Brinell Hardness Tester
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Product Introduction:
The LBS-62.5Z digital display automatic turret micro‑load Brinell hardness tester is a high‑tech, opto‑mechatronic product. With a modern design, it offers excellent reliability, ease of operation, and intuitive usability, representing a new generation of Brinell testing instruments that integrate precision mechanical and photoelectric technologies. The machine employs computer‑based software programming and an optical measurement system. Via soft keys, users can select different indenter types and test forces, adjust the intensity of the illumination source, and set the dwell time. The LCD screen displays the indenter diameter, applied test force, and measurement range, while hardness values are read directly on the display, eliminating the tedious need to consult tables. Its user‑friendly operation is further enhanced by the use of a rotary encoder, which improves measurement accuracy. Because Brinell hardness testing involves relatively high loads, large indenter diameters, and wide indentation diameters, this instrument is well suited for determining the hardness of metals with coarse grain structures—such as cast iron, nonferrous metals and their alloys, various annealed or tempered materials, and most steels supplied in finished condition. This particular model utilizes a lower range of Brinell test forces, making it especially appropriate for softer metals like pure aluminum, copper, lead, tin, zinc, and their alloys, delivering highly accurate hardness readings. Moreover, Brinell hardness exhibits superior measurement accuracy, ensuring excellent reproducibility and representativeness.
Main uses and scope of application:
1. Suitable for hardness testing of metallic materials with coarse grains, it can reflect the material’s overall performance.
2. Cast iron, steel, and nonferrous metals, especially softer metals such as pure aluminum, lead, and tin.
Key functions and features:
1. 4-inch large-screen LCD display, menu-based interface,
2. Automated testing process with simple operation.
3. High-definition optical system; light source brightness is adjustable across 20 levels.
4. Equipped with hardness value conversion and upper/lower tolerance judgment functions.
5. Diagonal lengths D1 and D2 are fed into the encoder, reducing human reading errors.
6. The objective lens and the indenter can automatically switch, ensuring precise positioning.
7. Test results and data processing can be output via printer.
8. The housing is cast in a single piece, ensuring structural stability and resistance to deformation, enabling operation under relatively harsh environmental conditions.
9. The surface is finished with automotive baking‑paint technology, offering excellent resistance to scratches and dents; even after years of use, it remains as bright and new as ever.
Technical Specifications:
| Product model | LBS -62.5Z |
| Test force | 1, 2.5, 5, 6.25, 10, 15.625, 25, 30, 31.25, 62.5 kgf |
| Display | A five-digit hardness value, and four-digit diagonal lengths (D1, D2), Hold time, number of tests, mean, standard deviation, return |
| Test force holding time (s) | 1~99 |
| Load Control | Automatic (Load/Keep/Unload) |
| Convert Ruler | Rockwell, Rockwell superficial, Vickers |
| Minimum unit of measurement | 0. 25 μm (subject to the objective lens selected) |
| Total magnification | Objective lens: 5× for observation or measurement; 10× for measurement (special objectives available upon request). Total magnification: 50×, 100×. |
| Data Output | Built-in printer |
| Maximum specimen size | Maximum height 160 mm |
| Center of the indenter to the inner wall | 120mm |
| Implementation Standard | Accuracy complies with GB 231.2, ISO 6506-2, and ASTM E10. |
| Power supply | AC 220V ±5%, 50–60 Hz |
| Instrument weight | Approximately 45 kg |
| Standard Accessories | Objective lenses: 5× and 10×; Brinell indenter diameters: Φ1, Φ2.5, and Φ5; digital display eyepiece: 10×; large flat test stage, medium flat test stage, V‑shaped test stage; hardness blocks (2); power cord, etc. |
Standard configuration:
| Name | Quantity | Name | Quantity |
| Instrument host | 1 unit | Objective lenses 5x, 10x | One each |
| Digital Display Measuring Eyepiece 10x | 1 piece | Brinell indenter Φ1 Φ2.5 Φ5 | One each |
| Standard hardness block | 2 pieces | Large, medium, and V-shaped test stands | One each |
| Power cord | 1 piece | Certificate of Conformity, Product User Manual | One copy each |
| Fuse | 2 pieces | ||
| Optional accessories | XY worktable, CCD measurement system. | ||
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