Cutting-Edge Material Testing with INNOVATEST: The Latest in Precision and Reliability

Across multiple industries, material integrity is of paramount importance to safety and quality. Engineers, researchers and designers in fields like aerospace and machinery need assurance that the materials they use will meet their high expectations. A material's durability, performance and compliance with industry safety standards are all crucial. This is where reliable hardness testing equipment comes in.

The latest hardness testers offer accuracy, user-friendly design and automation for better-than-ever products. INNOVATEST is a leader in the field of hardness testing solutions. Here, we explore the latest cutting-edge hardness testing equipment available from INNOVATEST.

The Role of Hardness Testing in Modern Industry

Hardness testing is a vital step in quality control and material selection processes. The successful assessment of metal alloys for products like aircraft components, railway stock, or automotive parts depends on consistent, repeatable and proven hardness testing methods such as Rockwell, Vickers, Brinell, and Knoop.

INNOVATEST understands the critical need for reliability, precision and convenience. The company offers next-generation hardness testers that combine advanced digital interfaces, automation, and precise imaging to enhance efficiency and eliminate inconsistencies.

Unmatched Accuracy with the Latest Technology

Consistent precision is vital for a reliable hardness tester. INNOVATEST's suite of hardness testers have been designed to maximise accuracy. Each of their products has been engineered to provide repeatable and ultra-precise measurements and to meet ISO and ASTM standards.

Key innovations include:
● Automated Testing Workflows to reduce human error and increase consistency.
● Advanced Optical Imaging to deliver clear hardness impressions for precise analysis.
● Touchscreen Interfaces for intuitive operation and sophisticated software integration.

Models like the bench-top FALCON 800G2 Vickers Hardness tester and the NEXUS 7700G2 Universal Hardness tester are two examples of INNOVATEST equipment that can offer the latest innovations in accuracy.

Making Hardness Testing Seamless with User-Friendly Innovation

In busy environments, ease of use is a top priority. Previous models of hardness testers would require fiddly adjustments, complex user procedures and manual results logging just to record a simple set of measurements. The latest testing solutions, however, are worlds away from this.

Features like smart software and ergonomic designs make the latest hardness tester fast and easy to use. Quick and accurate tests are possible thanks to touchscreen interfaces, digital test logging, and automated indentation measurements. These machines do not require extensive training.

Portable machines are particularly accessible and ideal for busy labs, manufacturing environments, and research and testing facilities. The portable 'pen' model TIME 510D, for example, provides the portable hardness inspection of almost any object. It uses a rechargeable battery, bluetooth Android app, and integral mini-printer to make light work of a variety of portable hardness testing needs.

Powering Multiple Industries, Including Aerospace, Automotive, and Manufacturing

There is demand for robust material testing across multiple industries, and INNOVATEST products can cater to diverse applications. The use of hardness testers occurs in:
● The aerospace industry. Hardness testers ensure the quality and safety of components like turbine blades, fuselage materials, and landing gear components.
● The automotive world. Hardness testing equipment can verify material durability in brake components, doors, and chassis elements.
● The railway Industry. INNOVATEST's hardness testers can ensure the quality and safety of rail components like track materials and train wheels.
● Manufacturing environments. Hardness testers are an essential tool for maintaining quality control in metal fabrication, tooling, and advanced metal processing.

INNOVATEST's hardness testing equipment have roles in many more sectors, as diverse as the heat treating industry, stamping plants, razor blade production and green energy turbine blades. The company's machines have a use wherever a dependable testing method for hardness of metals, plastics or carbon materials is needed.

By offering flexible solutions for varied material compositions and hardness ranges, INNOVATEST is the go-to provider for precision testing in high-performance industries.

Why Choose INNOVATEST?

With over a century of expertise in producing industrial products, INNOVATEST continues to push boundaries to further refine accuracy, automation, and usability of hardness testers. The brand is synonymous with innovation, reliability, and compliance. INNOVATEST's customers receive state-of-the-art equipment that is tailored to their exact testing needs.

Engineers, manufacturers, and researchers who wish to prioritise precision and efficiency find that INNOVATEST's hardness testing solutions not only meet but exceed industry standards. A wide range of testing equipment is available, from several examples of the popular Rockwell hardness tester and Vickers, Brinell and universal machines, through to small parts and accessories.

Corporate Headquarters:
INNOVATEST Europe BV
MANUFACTURING, SALES & SERVICES
Borgharenweg 140
6222 AA Maastricht
The Netherlands
https://www.innovatest-europe.com/

Phone: +31 43 352 00 60
Fax: +31 43 363 11 68
Send us an e-mail: https://www.innovatest-europe.com/contact/

INNOVATEST is a global leading provider of hardness testing instruments. Having laid its foundations in the 19th century, the company has had a major influence on a variety of industrial products. For the last 25 years, the company has largely focused on hardness testing products. INNOVATEST develops and manufactures a range of hardness testing- related instruments and systems, accessories, and software to suit various budgets.

INNOVATEST Europe is based in the Netherlands and is a member of the INNOVATEST Group of Companies.

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