The TQC Sheen Shore Hardness Test Block Kit provides reliable reference blocks for checking durometer accuracy. Available for Durometer A and D, these kits include multiple hardness values with certified calibration, ensuring your durometers operate within tolerance for consistent and repeatable hardness testing.
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Developed by TQC Sheen, a specialist in paint and coating testing, the Shore Hardness Test Block Kit ensures your durometer is providing accurate readings. Each block represents a specific hardness value, enabling quick verification of instrument performance and reducing the risk of incorrect hardness measurements.
Both kits come in a protective custom-made carrying case with an included calibration certificate. Each block is engraved with a unique serial number for traceability.
The blocks are manufactured from dimensionally stable materials, providing consistent reference values over time. To maintain precision, annual calibration verification is recommended. This ensures long-term reliability in laboratory, production, and quality control environments.
To complement the TQC Sheen Shore Hardness Test Block Kit, Industrial Physics offers a range of instruments designed to support comprehensive hardness testing and material evaluation. The Tru-Blue Micro VT delivers high-precision Vickers and Knoop microhardness testing for small components and thin materials. For larger or more robust samples, the Tru-Blue II Rockwell Hardness Tester provides dependable Rockwell scale measurements, ensuring accuracy and repeatability in production and laboratory environments. Additionally, the Pendulum Hardness Tester is ideal for coating hardness evaluation, offering a simple yet effective method for assessing film hardness and curing performance. Together, these instruments form a versatile toolkit for verifying material hardness and maintaining consistent quality across applications.
With decades of expertise in developing reliable solutions for material and coating hardness evaluation, Industrial Physics continues to set the standard in precision testing. To explore more about hardness measurement principles, visit our Knowledge Base and read the article How is Shore hardness measured?. You can also learn more about the wide range of applications we support on our Hardness Testing page. For expert guidance or to discuss your testing requirements, get in touch with us today.
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Applications: Coating Testing, Hardness Testing, Materials Testing, Paint Testing
Materials: Aluminum, Metal, Paints and Coatings , Plastics and Polymer, Steel
Accurate reference check confirms if a durometer is operating within specified tolerances: Accurate reference check confirms if a durometer is operating within specified tolerances
Multiple hardness values available with 7 Shore A blocks or 3 Shore D blocks: Multiple hardness values available with 7 Shore A blocks or 3 Shore D blocks
Traceable identification with each block engraved with a unique serial number: Traceable identification with each block engraved with a unique serial number
Custom case included with protective foam inserts for safe transport and storage: Custom case included with protective foam inserts for safe transport and storage
Certified reliability with calibration certificate supplied: Certified reliability with calibration certificate supplied
Annual verification recommended to maintain consistent long-term accuracy: Annual verification recommended to maintain consistent long-term accuracy
No, the blocks are designed only as a reference check to confirm if your durometer is operating within tolerance.
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