HTD1500 & HTD4000 Thickness Gauges

HTD1500 and HTD4000: Advanced Heat Treatment Hardness Depth Analyzers

When precision heat treatment depth measurement is critical, the HTD1500 and HTD4000 stand out as innovative solutions. These heat treatment depth hardness analyzers provide fast, accurate, non-destructive thickness testing up to 1.3 mm (HTD1500) and 2.7 mm (HTD4000).

Key Features:

• Non-Destructive Testing: Measuring the thickness of heat-treated layers without damaging the sample, preserving its integrity for further analysis or use.
• Sturdy Support: Designed for high-capacity testing, the rugged stand easily handles large workpieces, making it ideal for a variety of industrial applications.
• Low Maintenance: Built to withstand harsh environments, the HTD1500 and HTD4000 require minimal maintenance, ensuring longevity and consistent performance.
• Durable Carbide Penetrator: The carbide indenter performs 2,500 to 3,000 tests, depending on the material type and applied load, offering exceptional durability.

Advanced Heat Treatment Analysis: The HTD1500 and HTD4000 usher in a new era in heat treatment control by eliminating cumbersome steps in traditional testing. Using continuous data collection, these analyzers provide accurate results in less than a minute.

Key Benefits:

• Time Saving: These systems simplify the testing process, dramatically reducing analysis times compared to conventional methods.
• Unmatched Precision: With continuous data logging, HTD analyzers offer reliable and accurate measurements for immediate process verification.
• High Load Tests: HTD4000 handles up to 4000 kg of test force, offering a versatile solution for different samples and materials.
• Smooth Integration: Real-time data collection ensures complete quality control, supporting immediate process optimization.

In summary, the HTD1500 and HTD4000 redefine heat treatment depth measurement with their speed, accuracy and adaptability. These instruments represent a major advancement for industries requiring fast, accurate and integrated analysis of heat treated layers.