• An easy way to test hardness of rubber, plastic, and other nonmetallic materials

• Easily and accurately measure the hardness of rubbers and plastics

These durometers are available in type A for use with soft rubber plastics and elastomers; type D for use with hard rubber and plastics such as thermo plastics and flooring; and type micro A for materials as thin as 0.03″. Models are also available with NIST certificate.These hand held durometers are designed to measure hardness with the highest level of accuracy. Units are easy to set up and use, and the lightweight, ergonomic design make them ideal for taking precise and consistent measurements in the lab or out in the field.
Model PHT-960 (Shore A durometer) is designed to measure the hardness of soft rubber materials such as vulcanized (tyre) and natural nitrile, as well as elastomeric (rubber like) materials such as neoprene, thiokol, polyacrylic esters, and flexible polyacrilic esters. Unit is also designed to measure the hardness of wax, felt, leather, and more.
Model PHT-980 (Shore D durometer) is designed to measure the hardness of hard rubber materials such as rigid thermoplastics, plexiglass, thermoploystrene, vinyl, sheet, cellulode acetate, and thermosetting laminates (i.e. – formica). Unit can also be used to measure the hardness of materials that would not normally indent under fingernail pressure, such as a pocket comb or bowling ball. 

Did you know…
Type A has a flat cone point 35° included angle.
Type D has a sharp cone point 30° included angle.
Type Micro A has a sharp cone point 30° included angle.

What’s Included:
carrying case and one SR44 button cell battery.

Specifications
Dimensions (” H)		4.75
Dimensions (” D)		1.5
Range		0 to 1000 HSA (0 to 100 HSD)
Accuracy		< ± 1 grade HSA
Dimensions (” W)		2.9
Dimensions (” L)		2.9
Power		SR44 button cell (included)
Product Type		Durometer
Manufacturer number		PHT-960
Model		PHT-960
Brand		Phase II
Resolution		0.5 H