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High-Temperature Vickers Hardness Tester (ZD-HVZHT-50)

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High-Temperature Vickers Hardness Tester (ZD-HVZHT-50)

The ZD-HVZHT-50 High-Temperature Vickers Hardness Tester is designed for in-situ hardness testing under controlled high-temperature and inert gas environments.

Core Positioning

 It enables precise Vickers hardness measurements of metals, ceramics, cemented carbides, coatings, and composite materials from room temperature up to 1200°C, making it suitable for materials research, quality evaluation, and advanced laboratory applications.

 

Typical Applications

Core Positioning

 

High-Temperature Hardness Testing


In-situ Vickers hardness measurement of metals, ceramics, cemented carbides, coatings, and composite materials at elevated temperatures. 

Core Positioning

 

 High-Temperature Material Characterization


Evaluation of hardness, thermal stability, oxidation resistance, and high-temperature mechanical behavior of advanced materials. 

Core Positioning

 

Coating & Surface Engineering


Hardness testing of thin films, protective coatings, heat-treated materials, and surface-hardened layers. 

Core Positioning

 

 Cutting Tool & Wear Material Evaluation


Performance assessment of cutting tools, cemented carbides, and wear-resistant materials under high-temperature conditions. 

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Research & Quality Control

Material characterization and quality evaluation for universities, research institutes, and industrial laboratori

 

Test Materials
 

  Metals and alloys，Ceramics，Cemented carbides，Composite materials，Thin-film and protective coatings，Heat-treated materials

 

 

Technical Specifications

      

Parameter

Specification

Model

ZD-HVZHT-50
Objective Lens

10X/20X

Indenter

Diamond Vickers indenter (136° included angle), automatic switching

Test Force Range

 0.2、0.3、0.5、1、2、2.5、3、5、10、20、30、50kgf

Loading Mode

Fully automatic, programmable
Dwell Time

5–60 s

Hardness Range

5 - 3000 HV

Temperature Range

Room Temperature to 1200°C

Heating Rate

10–80°C/min
Temperature Stability     

    ±1°C
X-Y Stage Travel

  8 mm × 8 mm
  X-Y Positioning Accuracy

X-Y Positioning Accuracy
  Z-Axis Travel

12 mm
  Z-Axis Positioning Accuracy

±0.05 μm

Maximum Specimen Size

Φ15 × 10 mm

Power Supply

AC 220 V, 50/60 Hz

Equipment Dimensions

3000 mm × 1500 mm × 2000 mm(L × W × H)

 

Key Features

 In-Situ High-Temperature Testing


Performs Vickers hardness measurements directly at temperatures up to 1200°C, enabling real-time evaluation of material hardness without removing or cooling the specimen.

Automated Testing & Analysis


Computer-controlled loading, dwell time, unloading, automatic objective/indenter switching, and integrated image analysis streamline the testing process and improve efficiency and repeatability.

Precise Temperature Control


A molybdenum disilicide heating system provides stable heating from room temperature to 1200°C with ±1°C temperature stability, ensuring reliable high-temperature hardness measurements.

Inert Atmosphere Protection


A closed-loop gas purification system maintains oxygen and moisture levels below 1 ppm, minimizing oxidation and providing a stable testing environment for oxidation-sensitive materials.

 

 

 

Fracture Toughness as a Function of Temperature

 

 

High-Temperature Hardness Degradation Curve

 

 

Comparison of Indentation Morphology at Different Temperatures

 

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