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Digi-CHAMBER-R Temperature Controlled Hardness Testing

Made in USA
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digiChamber is an “Environmental Chamber Rubber-Hardness tester” designed and developed by Bareiss that uses the most advanced technology to analyze the hardness of rubber under extreme conditions using Shore hardness A or IRHD N testing methods. This automatic testing device plays a major role in the automotive and tire industries as most of the rubber parts are required to sustain very extreme temperature variations. This multifeatured temperature-controlled hardness tester can carry out multiple tests simultaneously, making it one of the most popular testing devices in the market, also because of its reproducibility and accuracy of results it provides. digiChamber uses digiCenter software which makes it more convenient to operate and function efficiently. It also provides multiple features like, user management, user-defined testing sequence, and criteria, customized test reports, and exporting the data according to user formats.

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Features

  • Large display: This advanced automatic hardness testing device has a 7” display which is controlled by a touch screen panel, supporting multiple languages.
  • User Friendly: This advanced testing device has a user-friendly interface that makes it more popular in the market, by minimizing the training time. This added value is important to many companies.
  • It consists of an air-cooled refrigeration unit with continuously variable power adjustment by SIMPAC and a chloride-free refrigeration cycle.
  • A large test volume of 200 liters with polished stainless-steel walls for a test load of up to 125 kgs.
  • Easy to use an electronic display with digital I/O for controlling the hardness system.
  • Special Feature: The automatic tray can carry up to 25 pcs of samples and the user can select a test sequence by choosing multiple measurements on a sample along with the desired temperature.
  • Temperature: Under extreme cold temperatures, rubber becomes hardened, and this can be simulated in an environment as cold as -40 0C with digiChamber. Under extreme high heat conditions of up to +180 0C temperature, rubber can be analyzed with this automatic digiChamber.
  • Software (digiCenter): For all data logging and analysis, digiCenter has a user-friendly GUI (Graphic User Interface) for users to easily navigate through the software and quickly become familiar with it.

Specifications

Shore A hardness system
StandardsDIN ISO 48-4, ASTM D 2240
Spring force8050 mN
Force on the presser foot1kg
Presser foot sizeØ 18mm
Indenter35”
Penetration2.5 mm
IRHD N hardness system (optional)
StandardsDIN ISO 48-2, ASTM D 1415
Initial load0.3 N
Primary load5.7 N
Force on the presser foot8.3 N
Presser foot sizeØ 20 mm
IndenterØ 2.5 mm
Penetration1.8 mm
Temperature Chamber
Temperature range-70° C to 180° C
Recommended max temperature150° C
Temperature rate of change±0.2 K to ±0.5 K
Temperature homogeneity±0.5 K to ±1.5 K
Test volumeApproximate 200 liters
Heat compensation800 W
Noise level56 dB(A)
RefrigerantChloride-free R449A
Electrical and interfaces
Voltage100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz; 12 A
PowerApprox. 1.8 kW
Protection ClassIP 54
USB3.0 (1 port)
Ethernet100/10 megabit
Compressed air
Pressure4- 12 bar
Consumptionmax. 6 m3/h
Coupling typeDN 7.2
Sample Geometry: O-rings; Sheet material Shaped; Parts and thin specimens
TypePlate shape samples
StandardØ 38 mm / 50 mm others on request

Complete Kit

  • Hardness scales interchangeable between Shore A and IRHD N
  • 7” touch screen
  • electronic console
  • a large testing chamber having a capacity up to 200 liters
  • air-cooled refrigeration unit

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