We ship these in wooden crates, weight is about 65kg so freight costs are real, and lead time is usually 10-15 working days depending on stock — we keep about 20 units on hand but confirm before ordering.
It's a manual lever-loading Rockwell tester, no electricity needed, which basically means you can put it anywhere in the shop floor or lab, and the dial gives you a direct reading within 0.5HR resolution.

For ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, and alloys it works fine, but honestly if you're testing very thin coatings or small parts under 170mm height you'd want a different machine, this one's built for bulkier samples.

Most buyers go with standard 60, 100, 150kgf loads for HRC and HRB scales, and the hydraulic buffer system is adjustable so you can dial in teh loading speed — a detail some people forget to ask about but matters for repeatability.
We've been shiping these for years, every unit comes with a COA and it meet ASTM E18 and ISO6508-2, so if your QC audit asks for standdard compliance you're covered, and the frictionless spindle design is better than some budget models that drift over time.
It handles specimens up to 170mm tall, with a 135mm head-to-wall distance, so it fits most standard blocks and parts for Rockwell testing.
Yes, it complies with GB/T230.2, ISO6508-2, and ASTM E18 standards, and we provide the relevant compliance docs with your order.
MOQ is 1 unit, and lead time is usually 7-15 days depending on stock levels.
Absolutely, it covers ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, and alloys across scales like HRA, HRBW, and HRC.
It ships in a reinforced wooden crate with foam padding to protect the 65kg unit. Store in a dry, indoor area away from moisture and extreme temps.