LANDTEK
LANDTEK HT-6510P 45° hardness tester electrician tool
Measures coating hardness using the pencil scratch method at a 45 degree angle with three-point contact
- TypeTest Equipment
- Color/FinishRed
- Item Count1 pack
- Selling UnitBox
- Parts3 Years
- Labor1 Year
- 45° angle ensures consistent pencil-scratch testing
- Three-point contact keeps measurement stable on coatings
- Mechanical sliding action produces repeatable film-hardness results
- Fast pencil-scratch method determines coating performance quickly
- Economical hardness tester reduces cost per test
Hardness tester for coatings
The LANDTEK HT-6510P is a pencil hardness tester built for evaluating coating performance. It uses the pencil scratch method with a fixed 45 degree angle between the pencil core and the test surface. The instrument maintains three-point contact through two wheels and the pencil while sliding across the film.
For quality control of painted films
This tool suits technicians who need a fast, economical way to determine film hardness on coatings. It is not for buyers who require indentation-based hardness scales such as Rockwell or Vickers. It is also not for users who need automated or digital readouts instead of visual pencil-mark comparison.
Fixed 45 degree test angle
The decisive specification is the 45 degree angle between the pencil and the coating surface. This angle defines the test method and determines whether the results match the required standard for the coating being evaluated.
Highlights
- 45° angle ensures consistent pencil-scratch testing
- Three-point contact keeps measurement stable on coatings
- Mechanical sliding action produces repeatable film-hardness results
- Fast pencil-scratch method determines coating performance quickly
- Economical hardness tester reduces cost per test
Specifications
| Brand | LANDTEK |
|---|---|
| Model | HT-6510P |
| Type | Test Equipment |
| Color/Finish | Red |
| Item Count | 1 pack |
| Selling Unit | Box |
| Parts | 3 Years |
| Labor | 1 Year |
Questions about this item
How does the 45 degree angle affect the hardness reading on the LANDTEK HT-6510P?
The tester holds the pencil at a fixed 45 degree angle to the coating while two wheels maintain contact, so the scratch track is consistent and the hardness value corresponds directly to the pencil grade that marks the film.
What measurement method does the HT-6510P use to determine coating hardness?
It uses the pencil scratch method, advancing the instrument across the surface so the pencil core draws a track; the hardest pencil that does not cut the coating defines the film hardness.
What physical setup does the LANDTEK HT-6510P need to operate on a coated panel?
The unit requires a flat coated surface where its two wheels and pencil tip can all touch simultaneously, allowing it to slide and produce a scratch track for evaluation.
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