Phase II Introduces Portable Hardness Tester
Posted: 2016-9-22
The Phase II hardness tester group has added a new portable hardness tester to the mix. The PHT-2100 portable hardness tester comes with a RUGGED Aluminum body, perfect for tough environs. A fully featured portable hardness tester, the 2100 uses the same interface framework as our PHT-1800 portable hardness tester.
Our new Rugged all metal frame portable hardness tester is suited for rough environments such as mining facilities, pipeline, bridge and tower inspections, etc and is packed with features typically found on high end models only.
This new leeb hardness tester is designed to test the hardness of large hard metal parts. Loaded with useful functions only found on high priced models the PHT2100 is clearly setting a new industry standard by being the most accurate, economically priced hardness tester on the market today. Fast test speeds coupled with memory and output, this unit is a hand’s down winner whether you are out in the field or in the QC shop.
The PHT2100 can perform tests that easily convert to the most popular hardness scales, including Rockwell, Brinell, Vickers, Shore, etc.
Designed to test large hard parts:
Example: Tool steel should be close to 1" thick of solid material
Our new Rugged all metal frame portable hardness tester is suited for rough environments such as mining facilities, pipeline, bridge and tower inspections, etc and is packed with features typically found on high end models only.
This new leeb hardness tester is designed to test the hardness of large hard metal parts. Loaded with useful functions only found on high priced models the PHT2100 is clearly setting a new industry standard by being the most accurate, economically priced hardness tester on the market today. Fast test speeds coupled with memory and output, this unit is a hand’s down winner whether you are out in the field or in the QC shop.
The PHT2100 can perform tests that easily convert to the most popular hardness scales, including Rockwell, Brinell, Vickers, Shore, etc.
Designed to test large hard parts:
Example: Tool steel should be close to 1" thick of solid material
