Compliance with JIS K 6301 standard was established in 1950 and had sustained base of rubber industry of our country but was discontinued in 1998 because it did not comply with ISO and also JIS K 6253 was prescribed on its behalf. However, It had been used for 60 years as “Rubber hardness tester” and even now it is used as test data between certain parties in charge with mutual consensus although movement to new JIS has progressed

• By simply operating switches, durometer measurements can be taken with the exact load and speed stipulated in the standards
• The use of a stepping motor when measuring rubber hardness allows for stable measurement results, greatly eliminating the data disparities common with the hand-push method. Teclock
• The stand is equipped with an alignment unit to realize very good cohesion between the durometer indenter and test material
• 1kg measurements can be made using Type A and Type E durometers without any special modifications. The optional ZY-046 weight is required when taking measurements using Type D durometers. Likewise, the ZY-090 1kg weight is required when making measurements using GSD series of digital durometers