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Durometer Shore DO Scale PTC® Ergo Style #413
ASTM Type DO Durometer #413
Durometer Shore DO Scale PTC® Instruments Ergo Style #413
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PTC® 's Model 413 ASTM Type DO Durometer measures the indentation hardness of Fireproof Coating, Paint, Moderately Hard Rubber, Elastomers and Dense Textile Windings.
The instrument features a low glare serialized dial with bold, easy to read numbers. The durometer has a Max Hold hand which maintains the peak reading until reset. Each durometer comes complete with a test block and carrying case.
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Specifications Durometer 413
Base Tapers to 1" x 1"
Max Hold Pointer Standard
Easy to Read 0 to 100 Point Dial
Accessory Test Stands Available
NIST/A2LA to ISO 17025 Certification Available
Includes Precision Aluminum Test Block
Carrying Case
Meets or exceeds current ASTM D2240 Specs
Range (Type DO) 0-100 points
Accuracy of ±1 Point
Height 4 in. (10.2 cm)
Width 2-1/4 in. (5.7 cm)
Depth 1-3/4 in. (4.4 cm)
Weight 6 oz. (170 g)
Shipping Weight 3lb (1.4kg)
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The following procedures are based on ASTM Standard D2240. This standard is recognized as being definitive, however, not all applications require such stringent controls.
The surface of the sample to be tested shall be clean and smooth. The sample should be at least 1/4 (6 mm) in thickness unless it is known that identical results are obtained with a thinner specimen. Thinner materials can be stacked to obtain the minimum thickness (DO NOT GLUE). Such results may not agree with those of a solid specimen. The sample should be large enough so that the indenter is at least 1/2 (12 mm) from any edge unless it is known that identical results are obtained when measurements are made closer to the edge. The surface of the specimen shall be flat over a sufficient area to permit the presser foot to contact the specimen over an area having a radius of at least 1/4 from the indenter point. The temperature of the specimen should be 73.4°F ±3.5°F (23°C ±2°C). The specimen should be allowed to rest at this temperature for at least 1 hour prior to testing, as the properties of most materials change with temperature.
Place the specimen on a hard, horizontal surface. Set the ancillary hand of the durometer below 5 points on the dial. Hold the durometer vertically with the point of the indenter at least 1/2 from any edge. Apply the presser foot to the specimen as rapidly as possible, without shock, keeping the foot parallel to the surface of the specimen. Apply just sufficient force to obtain firm contact between the presser foot and the specimen. Hold for 1 or 2 seconds, the maximum reading can be obtained from the ancillary hand. If other than a maximum reading is needed, hold the durometer in place without motion and obtain the reading after the required time interval. Make 5 tests at least 1/4 apart and use the average value.
CALIBRATION CHECK
For a complete calibration check of mainspring, and visual and mechanical check of indenter, the instrument should be returned to PTC® (see Guarantee & Calibration Service) or refer to ASTM D2240 Specifications. PTC® recommends the unit be returned at least every 12 months for this check. For a quick field check, follow the guideline below. Under no circumstance should a test block be used as a standard to calibrate a durometer.
1. The pointer should read zero when no force is applied to the indenter of the durometer.
2. Hand hold the durometer and insert the indenter into the hole of the calibrated test block. Apply enough force to make firm contact between the top surface of the test block and the base of the durometer. The dial reading should agree with the value stamped on the check block (±1). Several tests should be made and the results averaged.
3. The indenter must protrude 0.098 to 0.100 inches below the base of the durometer.
4. When the indenter is fully displaced, the durometer should read 100 points. Use care as to not damage the tip of the indenter.
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