Standardized automatic length measurement function using a digital camera built into a novel G frame (G31 series)
HMV-G Series
Micro Vickers Hardness Testers
This micro hardness tester features a built-in CCD camera for standardized automatic length measurement. Hardness can be measured simply and accurately with easy-touse PC software. The lineup also includes fully automated (FA) machines equipped with an electrically driven revolver mechanism and electrically driven XYZ. A manual machine with an optical head and models with color cameras are also included in the lineup.
Features
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The main sequence of operations is laid out in a way that is easy to visualize, so the system can be used easily by anyone. -
Compatible with an XY stage equipped with an electric micrometer (G31 series)
Capable of automatically recognizing the full sample image and the sample edges (G31-FA series)
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Applications
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2020-10-26 |
Manuals
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2020-04-13 |
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2019-07-12 |
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2019-07-05 |
News / Events
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Shimadzu's New HMV-G30 / HMV-G31Series Micro Vickers Hardness Testers Include New Data Protection Functions and a Model Equipped with a Color Camera
Shimadzu micro Vickers hardness testers are equipped with excellent automatic reading functions and visually straightforward, convenient software. In addition, an extensive lineup of options is available to accommodate a variety of needs.
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AUTOGRAPH AGX-V Series Video are now available.
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This is the 100th anniversary of manufacturing Shimadzu testing machines.
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Automobile Evaluation Instruments Brochure is now available.
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