What are the applications of Shore Hardness Tester?
Shore hardness is a measure of a material's resistance to indentation. There are different Shore hardness scales used to measure the hardness of different materials such as soft rubber, hard plastic, and ultra-soft gels.
Shore Hardness Tester TH220 is suitable for plastics (such as film, medical equipment, felt, leather, etc.), synthetic rubber (such as seals, tires, rubber rollers, hoses/belts, wires and cables, shock absorbers, etc.) and other related chemical products hardness measurement.
TH210 is suitable for hardness measurement of hard plastics (such as thermoplastics, hard resins, nylon and plexiglass, etc.), hard rubber and other related chemical products (such as anti-corrosion materials, flame-retardant materials, paint coatings, bowling balls, etc.).
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