We are a chief Manufacturer, Exporter and Supplier of Shore Hardness Tester. The Shore Hardness Tester offered by us is used for a wide number of applications in various industries all over the globe. We supply highly efficient, durable and reliable Shore Hardness Tester at competitive prices.

The Shore Hardness is defined as the resistance to penetration by an indentor of specified shape under a defined load. Shore Hardness tester are available in various models for testing Vulcanized Rubber, Plastic, Ebonite, Fibre and all other soft and Hard Elastomers as per latest American Std ASTM-D 2240 and German Std DIN 53505. Shore A are suited for use on soft elastomers the hardness of which is between 10 and 90 Shore A. Shore D are suited for use on harder elastomer (hardness >80 Shore A) and on plastics the hardness of which is between 30 and 90 Shore D. Hardness is one of the most important properties which determine the suitability of any rubber component for its intended end use. Incorrect hardness may defeat the basic purposes for which the component is designed. Thus accurate and reliable determination of hardness is of extreme importance in rubber field. Related specifications ASTM D 2240-1986: Standard test method for rubber property- durometer hardness. JIS K 6301 – 1975 : Physical testing methods for vulcanized rubber.

We are a chief Manufacturer, Exporter and Supplier of Shore Hardness Tester. The Shore Hardness Tester offered by us is used for a wide number of applications in various industries all over the globe. We supply highly efficient, durable and reliable Shore Hardness Tester at competitive prices.

The Shore Hardness is defined as the resistance to penetration by an indentor of specified shape under a defined load. Shore Hardness tester are available in various models for testing Vulcanized Rubber, Plastic, Ebonite, Fibre and all other soft and Hard Elastomers as per latest American Std ASTM-D 2240 and German Std DIN 53505. Shore A are suited for use on soft elastomers the hardness of which is between 10 and 90 Shore A. Shore D are suited for use on harder elastomer (hardness >80 Shore A) and on plastics the hardness of which is between 30 and 90 Shore D. Hardness is one of the most important properties which determine the suitability of any rubber component for its intended end use. Incorrect hardness may defeat the basic purposes for which the component is designed. Thus accurate and reliable determination of hardness is of extreme importance in rubber field. Related specifications ASTM D 2240-1986: Standard test method for rubber property- durometer hardness. JIS K 6301 – 1975 : Physical testing methods for vulcanized rubber.