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    Product Information Test Blocks: Indentec Hardness Testing

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    Indentec produces calibrated hardness test blocks that are used to indirectly verify hardness testers. The blocks are manufactured according to strict quality standards, calibrated using reference machines, and come with a certificate of calibration from UKAS. Indirect verification using the blocks should be performed every 12 months minimum according to appropriate standards, and involves measuring 5 indentations to check the tester's repeatability and accuracy is within specified limits. Test blocks are made of materials like steel, brass, and aluminum depending on the required hardness level.

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    Indentec produces calibrated hardness test blocks that are used to indirectly verify hardness testers. The blocks are manufactured according to strict quality standards, calibrated using reference machines, and come with a certificate of calibration from UKAS. Indirect verification using the blocks should be performed every 12 months minimum according to appropriate standards, and involves measuring 5 indentations to check the tester's repeatability and accuracy is within specified limits. Test blocks are made of materials like steel, brass, and aluminum depending on the required hardness level.

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    Indentec produces calibrated hardness test blocks that are used to indirectly verify hardness testers. The blocks are manufactured according to strict quality standards, calibrated using reference machines, and come with a certificate of calibration from UKAS. Indirect verification using the blocks should be performed every 12 months minimum according to appropriate standards, and involves measuring 5 indentations to check the tester's repeatability and accuracy is within specified limits. Test blocks are made of materials like steel, brass, and aluminum depending on the required hardness level.

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    Product Information Test Blocks: Indentec Hardness Testing

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    Indentec produces calibrated hardness test blocks that are used to indirectly verify hardness testers. The blocks are manufactured according to strict quality standards, calibrated using reference machines, and come with a certificate of calibration from UKAS. Indirect verification using the blocks should be performed every 12 months minimum according to appropriate standards, and involves measuring 5 indentations to check the tester's repeatability and accuracy is within specified limits. Test blocks are made of materials like steel, brass, and aluminum depending on the required hardness level.

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    Indentec

    Hardness Testing

    Product Information
    Test Blocks

    Hardness test blocks Certificate of calibtration for a hardness test block (UKAS)

    Features
    • Blocks manufactured by hardness tester manufacturer • Traceable to national standards
    • Calibrated using calibration reference machines (*) • Supplied with an individually identified wallet
    • Supplied with a UKAS accredited calibration certificate • Double or triple calibrated blocks available
    • Manufactured in accordance to Indentec’s 17025:2005 • Re-calibration service
    Quality Assurance System • Measurement uncertainties supplied for each block
    • Full NADCAP compliance • Low surface hardness range variability
    * traceable to PTB in Germany

    Range of application Additionally it is good practice to verify the hardness


    tester each morning to ensure that the machine has not
    Hardness Reference Test Blocks are used to indirectly been tampered with overnight or that the indenter has
    verify a hardness tester. Indirect verification should not been damaged.
    be performed every 12 months as a minimum in ac-
    cordance with the appropriate standard. Indirect verification is an essential part of quality assu-
    rance systems and NADCAP accreditation.
    This means that indirect verification should be perfor-
    med for each hardness scale that is used when testing. Test blocks can be made out of a range of different ma-
    This requires 5 indentations to be measured and their terials depending on the hardness level required, with
    repeatability and error confirmed to be within the limits the most common being steel, brass, and aluminium.
    set by the standards. For Rockwell ISO 6508:2 and
    ASTM E18, Vickers 6507:2 and ASTM E384 and Brinell
    6506:2 and ASTM E10.

    Scale Scale Range Certification


    Rockwell (HR) A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, K, L, M, N, P, R, S, T, W, X, Y ISO 6508-3, ASTM E18
    Vickers (HV) 0.010 - 100 ISO 6507-3, ASTM E384
    Knoop (HK) 0.010 - 1 ISO 4545-3
    PI 932 2.0313

    Brinell (HB) 1/1 - 10/3000 ISO 6506-3, ASTM E10

    All data at ambient temperature. All rights reserved.

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