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With the Shore Control Device, you can quickly check the spring characteristic of your handheld hardness tester with just a few simple steps. This ensures that the hardness tester measures with correct spring force between calibration intervals.
The control device consists of a special test stand with a balance beam ad sliding weight for Shore A or D. To perform the control, tighten the handheld hardness tester into the test stand and move the weight adjusted on the balance beam on the scale to the mark with the desired hardness. Due to the weight shift, the off-center-mounted balance beam tilts and presses on the indenter of the hardness tester via a stilt. If the device displays the hardness value correctly, it continues to operate with the correct spring force.
Verification of spring force between calibration dates
With the control device for Shore A and Shore D, you have another option to check the spring characteristic of your handheld hardness tester between calibration intervals. In combination with Bareiss reference elastomer blocks and control rings, you can verify all properties of your handheld hardness tester. By regularly checking your measurement system, you ensure the quality of your results.
Shore Control Device
Counter and sliding weight Shore A
The control device is used to check the spring characteristic of handheld hardness testers.
DAkkS accredited calibration certificate
Counter and
sliding weight Shore D
None
See handheld hardness tester
Shore A
Dim. W x H x D: 35,5 x 32 x 16 cm
Weight: 3,70 kg
Shore D
Dim. W x H x D: 35,5 x 32 x 16 cm
Weight: 5,65 kg
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Traceability refers to the ability to monitor the origin, progress and history of our products, calibrations, processes, or measurements. This means that all steps and parameters that contribute to the creation of our products must be documented and traceable.
Traceability ensures the transparency, integrity and reliability of data and enables the checking of quality standards. It plays a crucial role in error detection, quality control and ensuring compliance with legal requirements and our quality standards.
DAkkS-accredited laboratory since 1996 – Calibrations meeting the highest requirements and global standards.
Calibration reminders – We automatically remind you of your next calibration.
Service packages – Accredited calibration including maintenance and repair at a fixed price. Everything from a single source.
Trust Bareiss for reliable calibrations and accurate measurement results.
Benefit from our experience as a manufacturer and accredited calibration laboratory.
None
We are happy to answer any questions you might have about hardness testing!
Phone +49 7305 9642-0
Fax +49 7305 9642-22
Email
Opening hours:
Monday - Thursday: 07:00 - 16:00
Friday: 07:00 - 12:00
For the mechanical checking of the spring characteristic of Bareiss handheld hardness testers.
None
See handheld hardness tester
Shore A
Dim. W x H x D: 35,5 x 32 x 16 cm
Weight: 3,70 kg
Shore D
Dim. W x H x D: 35,5 x 32 x 16 cm
Weight: 5,65 kg
None
Traceability refers to the ability to monitor the origin, progress and history of our products, calibrations, processes, or measurements. This means that all steps and parameters that contribute to the creation of our products must be documented and traceable.
Traceability ensures the transparency, integrity and reliability of data and enables the checking of quality standards. It plays a crucial role in error detection, quality control and ensuring compliance with legal requirements and our quality standards.
DAkkS-accredited laboratory since 1996 – Calibrations meeting the highest requirements and global standards.
Calibration reminders – We automatically remind you of your next calibration.
Service packages – Accredited calibration including maintenance and repair at a fixed price. Everything from a single source.
Trust Bareiss for reliable calibrations and accurate measurement results.
Benefit from our experience as a manufacturer and accredited calibration laboratory.
None
We are happy to answer any questions you might have about hardness testing!
Phone +49 7305 9642-0
Fax +49 7305 9642-22
Email sales@bareiss.de
Opening hours:
Monday - Thursday: 07:00 - 16:00
Friday: 07:00 - 12:00
With the Shore Control Device, you can quickly check the spring characteristic of your handheld hardness tester with just a few simple steps. This ensures that the hardness tester measures with correct spring force between calibration intervals.
The control device consists of a special test stand with a balance beam ad sliding weight for Shore A or D. To perform the control, tighten the handheld hardness tester into the test stand and move the weight adjusted on the balance beam on the scale to the mark with the desired hardness. Due to the weight shift, the off-center-mounted balance beam tilts and presses on the indenter of the hardness tester via a stilt. If the device displays the hardness value correctly, it continues to operate with the correct spring force.
Verification of spring force between calibration dates
With the control device for Shore A and Shore D, you have another option to check the spring characteristic of your handheld hardness tester between calibration intervals. In combination with Bareiss reference elastomer blocks and control rings, you can verify all properties of your handheld hardness tester. By regularly checking your measurement system, you ensure the quality of your results.
Shore Control Device
Counter and sliding weight Shore A
DAkkS accredited calibration certificate
Counter and
sliding weight Shore D
