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Hardness Tester, Durometer Shore Type A 0-100HA, Digital Durometer 0.1HA Resolution, with Large LCD Display for Rubber, Plastic, Tire, Leather, Wax

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1.Size:0-100ha


  • Precise Hardness Measurement: Our Durometer Shore Type A provides accurate hardness measurements ranging from 0-100HA, allowing you to assess the hardness of materials such as rubber, plastic, tire, leather, and wax with confidence.
  • Digital Precision: Featuring a digital display with a 0.1HA resolution, this hardness tester ensures precise and easy-to-read results. The digital interface enhances user experience and eliminates the guesswork associated with traditional analog durometers.
  • Versatile Application: Ideal for a wide range of materials, including rubber, plastic, tire, leather, and wax, this hardness tester offers versatility for various industries. Whether you're in manufacturing, quality control, or research, this tool is designed to meet your hardness testing needs.
  • User-Friendly Design: The large LCD display provides clear and instant readings, making the hardness tester user-friendly for both beginners and experienced professionals. The ergonomic design ensures comfortable handling during testing procedures.
  • Durable and Reliable: Crafted with durability in mind, our Durometer Shore Type A is built to withstand regular use in industrial settings. The robust construction ensures long-lasting reliability, making it a valuable tool for your quality assurance and testing processes.



Product Description

DM001
DM001

Battery included

2 button cells are included so that you can use the durometer right out of the box.

DM001

Spockwithalightsaber
2025-07-15 21:44:34
I am a materials scientest who specializes in adhesives and elastomers, and needed to replace my old dial shore-A tester. I could not believe how inexpensive this Uharbour gage was, especially considering that it comes with its own box. I checked it against my hardness standards and they were within 0.2 hardness of the standard, which was actually better than my $500 gage. The gage is easy to read and zero and I love it!
Randy King
2025-06-28 10:17:25
I need one of these every once and a while for injury investigations and it's nice to have in my kit. The unit is small and doesn't take up much space. The controls are intuitive and it seems to work just fine for measuring hardness. Nice unit.
Jeff Huguley
2025-06-16 15:39:57
I used this to check the hardness on potting. This product was worth the price point and worked well. The product was +- 1 perfect accurate.
fgray
2025-04-26 15:02:23
I've had a Shore A meter for a long while and just recently found myself testing harder materials regularly .I checked this against the meter I had borrowed from a friend and they appear to agree with each other .So ,either they are both wrong or this one works as it should , haha .
Carlos
2025-04-19 17:12:58
It seems to work, can't verify the accuracy. Includes extra battery.
ral
2025-03-23 12:11:41
Not good for rubber. Has a ball on end. Don’t know what you could measure with it. Returned.
Smith
2024-12-26 18:35:23
Uharbour Hardness Tester, Durometer Shore Type D 0-100HDInstructions are fairly good. Unit is easy to zero and calibrate.
Mildly Cranky Johnny
2024-11-23 14:30:42
Uharbour Hardness Tester, Durometer Shore Type D 0-100HD, Digital Durometer 0.1HD Resolution, with Large LCD Display for Rubber, Plastic, Tire, Flooringi dont think this is meant for a novice. the instructions are terrible. "the instrument has three forms: type a, type d and type c." i spent 20 minutes trying to figure out how to switch between the types. it doesnt do that. apparently this is meant to tell you there are 3 independent, separate meters that each do one thing. not one thing that does three types. i got this to test plastic and rubber. the sample i received is a "type d." according to the manual: "type d is suitable for testing the hardness of high hardness materials, such as hard rubber, hard resin, acrylic, glass, thermoplastic, printing plate, fiber etc." ok. now i know. so thats on me. but in practice it is a terribly ackward device unless you have a stand or are able to press in air. there is a pin on the bottom this gets pressed into sample. the manual bungles this, by having 2 different names for the base of the tool. by calling it 'stand' in the diagram and 'pressure foot' in the wording. anyway, i assume it works like this you press the pin into the sample until the base is flat onto the sample. then the reading flashes on the screen, but if you are working on a desk you cannot see the screen. there is a hold button, but you cant press the hold button to get into hold mode, then press and expect the reading to 'hold' you have to press the hold button as the reading is taken. this is terrible. i have all sorts of meters and the hold button generally is a mode, and in this mode it records and holds the max level measured. whether electrical, audio, wind, whatever. this meter makes you have to ackwardly press the hold button to keep that reading on the screen. this is just not good. maybe this is normal for this type of device, but as a novice i found this terrible in practice. in terms of accuracy i cannot help you there. i have no idea whether this is reading right or not, and i cannot tell you if the readings i got were or were not the result of operator error or pressing the hold button and jiggling the device and ruining the reading. it looks cool. it comes iwth an extra battery. and has a nice little case. but the instructions are bad, and the hold function is poorly implemented.