Micro-hardness testing to meet laboratory needs
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Fischer Instrumentation (GB) product story
Edited by the Laboratorytalk editorial team
Jun 22, 2007
Fischer's mid-range micro and nano hardness testing systems have found a niche in the laboratory market because of the diversity of complex applications they satisfy, making a cost efficient solution
Laboratory uses so far include testing the ultra thin hard coating on a soft substrate, the hardness pattern within boundary layers, the elastic and plastic properties, the creep properties or the characteristic qualities such as modulus of indentation and the elastic-plastic energy portions.
The systems are offered as manual, semi automatic and automatic, all systems having the capability to remove subjective operator errors.
For more detail on both the micro and nano hardness testing systems, follow the website link above to the dedicated microsite.
The Helmut-Fischer, of which Fischer Instrumentation (GB) is part, are innovative market leaders of more than 50 years in coatings measurement, analysis and testing.
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