Hot Portable Brinell Hardness Indentation Automatic Measuring Device

BCCD-1    Brinell Hardness Measuring Software

BCCD-2    Automatic Measurement Software for Brinell Hardness

PHB-ZC  Portable Brinell Hardness Indentation Automatic Measuring Device

Software Profile

BCCD series Brinell hardness indentation measurement system is a complete set of full-automatic control and measurement system including control of indentation, automatic scanning and automatic measurement of HB indentation. The system includes control and measurement software, high pixel digital camera and camera adapter.

System Features

• The hardness tester is controlled and operated on the computer to measure.
• The indentation is clearly displayed on the computer screen by using a high-pixel digital camera.
• Through the measurement of indentation by software, the hardness value is calculated automatically.
• The measured Vickers hardness value can be converted into other hardness values such as Vickers HV, Rockwell HRA, HRB, HRC, etc.
• Hardness can be calibrated and corrected.
• The test report can be automatically generated, and the data file takes the form of table and curve.
• Image files and data files can be previewed, stored and printed respectively.
• The PH B-ZC portable Brinell hardness indentation automatic measuring device has its own measuring head, which can be used for continuous measurement of samples individually or in combination with portable Brinell meters on the production site.

System Requirements

Computer System: It supports Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7(32-bit operating system).  Due to the requirements of image processing and calculation, the computer must have a configuration of 1GHz CPU and 512MB RAM or above. It must have at least three USB2.0 interfaces for cameras, control lines, and software dongles.

Installation Software: If you need Word or Excel document reports, you need to install Microsoft Office 2003 or above.

Different models and functions of the software (“●” means having this function and “—” means not having this function):