5 Best Portable Metal Hardness Testers

With a variety of portable metal hardness testers on the market, it can be overwhelming to find one that's right for you. The good news is that there are plenty of websites and apps that allow you to compare all the different models and make an informed decision. This will help you ensure your purchase is worth your money and have peace of mind about your purchases. In this blog post, we've found the top five durable portable metal hardness testers at a variety of prices. We've compiled detailed information about each product, including their ability to detect hardness in metals.


1. Hartip 1900 Portable Hardness Tester - The Hartip 1900 Portable Hardness Tester is the most affordable product on our list. This device detects the hardness of metals and can be used in a variety of projects. It's great for tools and engineers, machinists, or anyone who needs to measure metal hardness. It also features a large contact tip and 90N impact energy to hold it in place during testing. The Hartip 1900 Portable Hardness Tester can test the hardness of all types of metal including cast aluminum, lamellar & modular iron, steel, and cast iron and much more.

2. Digital Webster Hardness Tester DW-20 B - The Digital Webster Hardness Tester DW-20 B is one of the best portable metal hardness testers on our list. This device will test the hardness of metal easily and quickly. It has a large LCD screen that displays results clearly and includes an alert system that lets you know when a test is complete. It's also lightweight so it can be carried around easily. The Digital Webster Hardness Tester DW-20 B can measure the hardness of common metals including aluminum, aluminum alloy, and copper alloy.

3. SADT Hartip 1800B - The SADT Hartip 1800B is one of the best  portable metal hardness tester when it comes to testing tool steels, rod steel, and cutting alloys. This device is designed to have a memory capacity of 4000 data. It's also lightweight and has a large contact tip that can be used with a variety of materials. When you purchase the SADT Hartip 1800B, you get a measurement accuracy ±0.3% and several other features. The SADT Hartip 1800B also features an easy calibration system with error screens as well as an Auto-off function that turns off the unit after a certain period of time to extend battery life.

4. HARTIP3210 w/ cable probe and r/f wireless probe - The HARTIP3210 w/ cable probe is a great portable hardness tester for contractors, machinists, and engineers. It's designed to test metals from 92- to 1000-N in hardness and features an electronic display that provides accurate results. The HARTIP3210 w/ cable probe can be used with all common metals including aluminum, copper, malleable iron, malleable steel, soft iron cast iron cast steel, and tool steels. It also features an easy calibration system with error screens as well as an alert system that lets you know when a test is complete.

5. Webster Hardness Tester W-BB 75 B-ASTM B647 - The Webster Hardness Tester W-BB 75 B is among the most high tech portable metal hardness testers on our list. This device features an automatic calibration system with an easy-to-read LCD display that shows results clearly. It's also extremely lightweight and small so it can be easily carried in a pocket or toolbox. The Webster Hardness Tester W-BB 75 B is designed to test the hardness of a variety of metals including aluminum, copper, malleable iron, malleable steel, cast iron, and cast steel.

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