Accutek's mechanical testing qualifications include: Tensile, Fatigue, Rotating Beam, Hardness, Abrasion, Torque Friction, and Welding (read more)

Universal hardness testers cover more than just one hardness measurement method. They are flexible and can be employed for many applications. Thus they offer excellent value for money if you need more than just one test. (read more)

Our ultrasonic/dynamic portable hardness testers
re capable of measuring the surface hardness of a broad variety
of metals on flat, round, thin or large surfaces. Unlike the
standard Dynamic hardness testers, these "state-of-the-art"
portable hardness testers incorporate "Ultrasonic UCI"
technology. (read more)

Wilson's table-mounted model CLB3 Closed-Loop Brinell Hardness Testers perform highly accurate and repeatable hardness tests. (read more)

State of the art, digital Hardness Tester is a menu driven, multi-functional unit with extended memory and RS 232 output capabilities. This unit can perform Hardness tests that easily convert to every popular Hardness scale, including Rockwell, Brinell, Vickers, Shore, etc.
It's the most versatile, accurate, portable Hardness Tester on the market today (read more)

Multi channel, multi frequency hardness and crack tester for metal components. Easy to set up and use. (read more)

This machine is capable of conducting a variety of hardness tests. It uses Rockwell, Vickers or Knoop indenters and features programmable forces. The tester is equipped with an X-Y motion system to allow automatic specimen motion with repeatability +/- 0.5 micron. (read more)

Accutek's mechanical testing qualifications include: Tensile, Fatigue, Rotating Beam, Hardness, Abrasion, Torque Friction, and Welding (read more)

Whether you are in a production facility or a research lab, LECO's LM-Series Microindentation Hardness Testing Systems offer you a wide variety of models (including analog and digital) with the advanced features you need at a price that is right. (read more)

LECO's AMH43 Automatic Hardness Testing System features a patented visual method that allows you to position indents and patterns directly on an overview image of the parts as a single "panoptic view". (read more)