Vickers Microhardness Tester (HV): Carburized Case Depth Testing: Metrology & Quality Inspection Standards

Diamond pyramid indenter with microscopic optical indentation measurement determining effective case depth (ECD at 550 HV).

Engineering Specifications & Parameters

Primary Target Nitrided & Carburized Surface Layers...
Sensor Technology 136° Square Pyramid Diamond
Core Metrology Rule Traverse testing along part cross-section plots microhardnes...
Measurement Accuracy Load Range 10g - 1000g
Metrology Instrument Vickers Microhardness Tester

Metrology Architecture & Functional Overview

Vickers Microhardness Tester (HV): Carburized Case Depth Testing is an indispensable quality assurance and dimensional metrology instrument deployed across UCAN ROBOT's inspection facilities for Diamond pyramid indenter with microscopic optical indentation measurement determining effective case depth (ECD at 550 HV)..

Technical Specifications & Measurement Capabilities

  • Instrument Classification: Vickers Microhardness Tester.
  • Sensor / Probing Mechanism: 136° Square Pyramid Diamond.
  • Measurement Accuracy: Verified within Load Range 10g - 1000g.
  • Inspection Focus: Optimized for Nitrided & Carburized Surface Layers.
  • Metrology Rule: Traverse testing along part cross-section plots microhardness gradient curve from surface to core to verify thermal hardening depth.
  • Quality Traceability: All metrology instruments are calibrated annually against NIST/CNAS traceable master gauge artifacts within UCAN ROBOT's ISO/IEC 17025 compliant metrology cleanroom.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What accuracy level is achieved using Vickers Microhardness Tester (HV)?

Measurement resolution is held within Load Range 10g - 1000g under 20°C temperature-controlled laboratory conditions.

Why is this metrology instrument critical for high-precision CNC parts?

Traverse testing along part cross-section plots microhardness gradient curve from surface to core to verify thermal hardening depth.