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UK Elcometer 3092 Score Hardness Tester

UK Elcometer 3092 Score Hardness Tester by moving the tungsten carbide nib on the coating at a predetermined force to determine coating Hardness.

Elcometer Elcometer 3092 Score Hardness TesterSPEC

Elcometer Elcometer 3092 Score Hardness TesterDetails

Elcometer Elcometer 3092 Score Hardness TesterPacking list

SKU
NB001753
Dimension
165*24*16mm
Weight
370g (13oz)
Encasement list
Elcometer 3092 Score Hardness Tester, Tool with 0.75mm (0.03 ") diameter tungsten carbide nib, 3 springs (grey, red and blue), bag and operating manual
Elcometer 3092
Score Hardness Tester
UK Elcometer 3092 Score Hardness Tester Picture

The Elcometer 3092 determines coating hardness by moving a tungsten carbide nib over the coating with a predetermined force.

The main body of the instrument consists of an indicator slider, which is held in place by a screw lock, with a rounded tip at the front end, pressed by a spring, which has the following 4 types of springs, corresponding to 4 scale ranges:

  • Grey Spring: 0-3N (0.671lbF)

  • Red Spring: 0-10N (2.248lbF)

  • Blue Spring: 0-20N (4.49lbF)

  • Green Spring: 0-30N (6.74lbF)

The spring force can be controlled by the slider, and the spring compression increases the force of the pen tip on the surface of the test sheet. Draw short, straight scratches with a hardness pen, gradually increasing the pressure, and the user can observe the force when the tip of the pen makes a mark or breaks the coating. 

Each Elcometer 3092 comes with a pouch containing a 0.75mm (0.03") diameter tungsten carbide nib and 3 springs (grey, red and blue). Green springs 0 - 30N are also available as an option.


Part numberDescription
K0003092M201Elcometer 3092 Scoring Hardness Tester - 3 ranges
size165 x 24 x 16mm (6.5 x 1 x 0.6”)
weight370g (13oz)
Packing listElcometer 3092 Scoring Hardness Tester, Tool with 0.75mm (0.03") Diameter Tungsten Carbide Nib, 3 Springs (Grey, Red & Blue), Carrying Bag and Operating Manual


FAQ
QIs the price listed on the website the final cost for overseas purchases?
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QWhat should I do if the instrument I purchase needs repair?
AAfter-sales repair for overseas instruments is an unavoidable issue. Our repair terms stipulate that the sender is responsible for the shipping and insurance costs incurred for the repair. Repairs within the warranty period are free, while repair costs beyond the warranty period are determined based on the actual situation.