PCE-DD D DUROMETER

What the PCE-DD D Durometer is and why choose it

The PCE-DD D Durometer is a compact digital handheld device designed for testing material hardness on the Shore D scale. It is suitable for somewhat harder materials, such as hard rubber and thermoplastic plastics. With a 30° cone indenter and a test force of 5 kg (50 N), it provides reliable hardness readings between 0 and 100 Shore D on samples with a minimum thickness of 6 mm. The large digital display, HOLD function and robust plastic case make it practical for on-site and laboratory measurements.

Main features

• Digital Shore D hardness tester for harder materials (e.g. hard rubber and thermoplastics).
• Handheld design for portable, on-site measurements.
• Measurement range from 0 to 100 Shore D.
• Large digital display for easy reading of results.
• HOLD function to keep the last measured value on the display.
• 30° cone indenter with 5 kg test force (50 N).
• Suitable for test samples with a minimum thickness of 6 mm.
• Includes a protective plastic case for storage and transport.
• Supplied ready to use with battery and user manual.

Technical specifications

• Measurement range: 0 ... 100 Shore D
• Resolution: 0.5 hardness degrees
• Accuracy: ±2 hardness degrees
• Penetration depth: 0 ... 2.5 mm
• Test force: 5 kg (50 N)
• Indenter type: 30° cone
• Dimensions: 85 x 60 x 25 mm
• Power supply: 1 x 1.5 V (SR44) battery
• Weight: approx. 300 g

Scope of delivery

• 1 x PCE-DD D digital durometer
• 1 x plastic case
• 1 x battery
• 1 x user manual

Applications and use cases

The PCE-DD D Durometer is intended for hardness testing on the Shore D scale for materials that are harder than those measured with Shore A devices. Typical applications include:

• Hard rubber components.
• Thermoplastic plastics.

For accurate measurements, the test specimen should have a minimum thickness of 6 mm. If the material is thinner, it should be reinforced on the back with the same material to increase the effective thickness.

FAQ

1. Which hardness scale does the PCE-DD D measure?

The PCE-DD D measures hardness on the Shore D scale.

2. For which materials is this durometer suitable?

It is suitable for somewhat harder materials such as hard rubber and thermoplastic plastics.

3. What is the minimum sample thickness required?

The sample should have a minimum thickness of 6 mm. Thinner samples should be reinforced on the back with the same material.

4. What is the measurement range?

The measurement range is 0 to 100 Shore D.

5. What is the accuracy of the instrument?

The accuracy is ±2 hardness degrees.

6. Does the instrument have a HOLD function?

Yes, the durometer includes a HOLD function to keep the last reading on the display.

7. What type of indenter does it use?

It uses a 30° cone indenter with a test force of 5 kg (50 N).

8. What is included in the delivery?

The delivery includes the PCE-DD D digital durometer, plastic case, battery and user manual.

Section 14 – Transport information

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Section 8 – Personal protective measures

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