Shore Hardness Meters
Our selection of top-quality, shore hardness testing meters for measuring the hardness of plastic-based materials.
Shore hardness is measured with a tool known as a Durometer, and may also be know through the term durometer hardness. The hardness value can be determined when the durometer's indenter foot penetrates into the sample. Due to the resilience of rubbers and plastics, the indentation reading my change over time, as a result, the indentation time is sometimes reported along with the hardness number.
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HD Sauter Digital Shore Hardness DurometerStarting at £375.00 £450.00
Designed to measure the hardness on various products, comes in 3 hardness types Shore A, 0 and D each unit is supplied in a wooden carrying case for protection of the product whilst not being used. Learn More -
TI Sauter Manual Shore Hardness Test StandStarting at £240.00 £288.00
Used with the HB and HD Shore Hardness Durometers, lever operated for quick and easy measurement. Sauter's TI test stand has flexible height adjustment up to 63mm for the test object and a adjustable base plate for the correction in homogeneous test objects, base plate has a diameter of 75mm. Learn More -
HB Sauter Mechanical Shore Hardness DurometerStarting at £105.00 £126.00
The HB mechanical shore hardness or durometer comes in 3 variants including Shore A, B and C. This model is designed to measure the hardness on various products including rubber, plastics, foam and vinyl. Learn More
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Shore Hardness Meters Help
What is Shore hardness testing?
Shore hardness testing is used to measure the resistance of plastics using a Shore A or D scale test to provide an empirical hardness value. Shore A testing is typically used when testing soft plastics such as rubber, polyolefin and vinyl, whereas Shore D testing is preferred for measuring much harder plastics.
