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HT WB 01

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Digital Webster hardness tester is used to quickly measure the hardness of aluminium alloys, aluminium pipes, plates, workpieces and other softer metal aluminium products.

Features:

  • Available in two models: WB 01 and WB 01D(with more convertible scales and data storage)
  • Easy one-hand operation for quick measurements on site.
  • Forged material anvil, sturdy upper handle.
  • Presser/ needle can be easily changed on wear and tear.
  • Avg/max and conversion to HBa/HB/HRF/HV/HRH/HRB/HRE scales (only HT WB 01D).
  • Type Hardness Testers

Delivered against order

We are supplying this product against email order only, please contact us with your query for pricing. If the product is not in stock, the normal lead time is 4-6 weeks after order confirmation.

Ready to work out of the box!

All our meters are delivered with essential accessories and easy-to-follow instructional manual. Unbox and start measuring with confidence!

Warranty and returns?

All our meters come with 12 month warranty against manufacturing defects. Please read our returns and refund policy for more information.

Technical Specifications:

Model

Metrix+ HT WB 01

Metrix+ HT WB 01D

Std Hardness scale

HW

Range

0 ~ 20HW (low sensitivity <4HW and >17HW)

25 ~ 110HRE

58 ~ 131HV

Accuracy

+2%

(+5% <4HW and >17HW)

Resolution

0.5HW

Statistics

-

Avg and Max

Other Hardness Scales

-

HBa/ HB/ HRF/ HV/ HRH/ HRB/ HRE

Dimensions

220 x 160 x 30mm

Weight

625g

Power Source

2 x 1.5V AAA batteries

Std accessories

Main unit, std webster block, presser/ needle, wrench, screwdriver, anvil handle, manual, case

Optional accessories

Spare presser/ needle, std webster block

Applications:

This is a webster hardness tester, used to quickly measure the hardness of aluminium alloys, aluminium pipes, plates, workpieces and other softer metal aluminium products.


Measuring Principle:

A needle of specific size is hard pressed on to the sample, and the depth of penetration is measured to estimate the hardness of the sample. Webster Hardness is mainly used to measure hardness of Aluminum and its alloys.