DAVID L. ELLIS CO., INC.
HARDNESS & CALIBRATION SERVICES SINCE 1983
The Industry
Do you have an Ultrasonic Hardness Tester and
having problems reading Rockwell, Vickers or Brinell?
We can help solve this problem with test blocks.
Give us a call. 1.978.897.1795
Do you use a Leeb’s Tester?
All testers come with a steel test block.
If you are checking aluminum you need an aluminum test block.
We have them.
Just call and tell us what scale you need (HRBW, Vickers, HRE, etc.) 1.978.897.1795
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Hardness, as applied to most materials, and in particular metals, is a valuable, revealing, and commonly employed mechanical test that has been in use in various forms for over 250 years. Certainly, as a material property, its value and importance cannot be understated, the information from a hardness test can complement and often be used in conjunction with other material verification techniques such as tensile or compression to provide critical performance information. How important and useful is material and hardness testing? Consider the information provided and its significance in structural, aerospace, automotive, quality control, failure analysis and many other forms of manufacturing and industry. Determining these material properties provides valuable insight to the durability, strength, flexibility, and capabilities of a variety of component types from raw materials to prepared specimens, and finished goods. Over the years, various methods for determining the hardness of materials have been developed and employed at varying levels of success. From early forms of scratch testing to sophisticated automated imaging, hardness testing has evolved into an efficient, accurate, and valued material test method.
As the 20th century progressed and endured two world wars, with the simultaneous blossoming of the industrial revolution, increased manufacturing requirements and global industrialization brought an urgent demand for more refined and efficient test methods and new techniques began to develop. Accurate, efficient forms of testing were needed in reaction to heavy manufacturing demands, structural failures, and the need to design sufficient material integrity into the growing global infrastructure.
Today, hardness testing plays an important role in materials testing, quality control, and acceptance of components. We depend on the data to verify the heat treatment, structural integrity, and quality of components to determine if a material has the properties necessary for its intended use. Through the years, establishing means of increasingly more productive and effective testing through refining traditional testing design has given way to new cutting edge methods that perform and interpret hardness tests more effectively than ever before. Hardness tests very useful in industrial and R&D applications and in insuring that the materials utilized in the things we use every day contribute to a well-engineered, efficient, and safe world.
David Ellis Co, Inc. manufactures hardness test blocks developed by people who understand the standards & specifications that have to be met by manufacturers today. We have every possible scale and range of Brinell, and Rockwell blocks in stock, as well as Knoop, and Vickers Micro blocks, and heavy load Vickers blocks.
A full line of hardness testing accessories is available, including special adapters and other hard to find parts. Standard items are available through the Sales Desk: 800.472.6962, (US and Canada only) or click on the Order Form.
Brinell, Micro and Rockwell
Being a manufacturer of test blocks, we have the most hardness ranges in all scales available.
Our calibration engineers have over 125 years of combined experience. We service, repair and provide certificates for all makes and types of hardness testers to the applicable standards, i.e. ASTM, ISO and military specifications. We travel to your site or you can ship portable testers to us.
Richard Ellis, General Manager/Consultation
Richard J. Snow, Quality Control
Call with questions, leave with answers: 800-472-6962. (US and Canada only)
Accreditation
David L. Ellis Co, Inc. is accredited by NVLAP (Lab Code 200127).
Click on the links below to view our scope documentation*:
We offer the largest Hardness Test Block selection in the industry. If you don’t see what you're looking for - Ask! All of our Hardness Test Blocks come with Accreditation. All the blocks are calibrated and accredited to ISO guide 25 and will meet automotive and aerospace standards. The HRC test blocks are calibrated on the new NIST level.
Anvils help ensure accurate test results by supporting the test specimen during the application of the major load during a hardness test. Rockwell anvils are compatible with most Rockwell hardness testers.
Indentron® and Versitron® are registered trademarks of Newage Testing Instruments, Inc.
Each diamond penetrator is mounted in conformity with its grain structure, to assure balanced pressure and prevent early wear or breakage. They are precision ground, lapped and polished.
We also subject each diamond penetrator to a strict performance test before it is approved
and accredited for sale.
The David L. Ellis Co., Inc. is getting a lot of calls about Ultrasonic Hardness Testers. The problem is “How do you calibrate the tester?” The answer is “Special Material" Blocks. We can help you. Give us a call.
If you have a “Leebs” tester we can calibrate it for you. We recommend you have dual calibration on the blocks. Example: If you use HRC, get the block calibrated to HRC NIST and LD. If it is another scale (HRB Vickers, etc.) we can do dual calibration.
If you use Leebs, the standard blocks that come with the tester is HRC 58. If the tester is used to check HRC 25, HRBW AL, etc., you should get a block close to what you are testing. We have LD & LG blocks from HBW AL to HRC 58.
- David L Ellis Co., Inc.
Direct Verification of Hardness Testers and Documentation
May 23, 2018, Acton, MA: By now some of you have heard rumors about testers failing direct verification and are not allowed to be used for qualifying parts or test items. This requirement can be found in ASTM E18-17e1 appendix A1. Please look at Table A1.1. It states that new testers must have direct verification. The basic issue is that old testers may not have ever had direct verification even when new, or there are no documents to prove it was ever done.
As a result now some accreditation bodies may require this direct information. If it cannot be shown, then direct verification can be attempted. At issue is whether the old tester meets ASTM E18-17e1 appendix A1. It is a near 100% certainty that the old testers will fail. Usually the forces and depth measurements are incorrect. In addition, it is virtually impossible to control the dwell times of the testing cycle as they are controlled by individuals.
Having said all that, it is an option to have the tester directly verified. It is a time consuming and an expensive undertaking. If it still fails, which it probably will, you will have spent a significant amount of money and still need to buy another tester that meets ASTM E18-17e1 appendix A1.
This requirement has existed since 2007, but it has not been enforced by auditors until recently.
- Robert Ellis, Quality Manager
Hardness – An Overview
April 25, 2018, Acton, MA: Hardness testing of metals, composites and minerals is the resistance to indentation, introduced by diamond or tungsten ball, and it is determined by measuring the permanent depth of the indentation. The hardness test is a fast and cost effective method for determining the condition of a material following heat treatment, ease of machining, or to provide insight into strength and wear resistance.
Rockwell, Brinell and Vickers/Knoop hardness testing is the most widely used method for determining the hardness of a material. Generally, the surface should be flat and sanded smooth to obtain an average of three of more readings.
The Brinell Hardness Test is utilized to measure hardness over a larger sample areas. Brinell hardness is particularly useful for castings and forgings that have a rough surface or micro structure too coarse for other hardness testing methods. The most common test in the USA is the Rockwell HRC for hard steel and HRBW for soft alloys. Thin metals are tested with Rockwell superficial scale. Brinell testing is often performed with a high test load (500 to 3000 kg most common in the USA) and a 10mm size indenter so the resulting indentation averages out most surface and sub-surface inconsistencies. The resulting impression is measured across at least two diameters and results averaged. The averaged diameter measurement is then converted to a Brinell hardness number. The lower loads with a 5, 2.5, and 1mm ball are very common in other parts of the world.
- David L Ellis Co., Inc.
Is hardness important in everyday life?
Yes, it is.
If you want to know how and why, rent and see CSI “Chasing The Bus” (Season 2, Episode 18, 2002). Sometimes hardness is a life or death situation!
http://www.cbs.com/shows/csi/video/jRN0Mk9ak7BB_Eq9RpYSjVH4aXI12rSz/csi-chasing-the-bus/
Product Sales Specials
David L. Ellis Co., Inc. is offering the following product
specials at deal pricing while supplies last:
1.) 4” x 4” x 3/4” Brinell Blocks now at same price as the 6” x 2 x 3/4” Blocks with dual certificates (ASTM & ISO). Call for hardness range and availability.
2.) New 6” x 41/2” x 3/4” available at special price. Grids and circle patterns available while
supplies last.
Over Stock
Brinell Blocks
1.) 4” x 4” 3,000kg, 10mm - Gray Finish Ranges - 192-216 HB - 281-291 HBW
2.) 4” x 4” 3,000kg, 10mm - Mirror Finish Ranges - 275 HBW - 372 HBW - 200 HBW
List Price Above: $180.00 each Accredited Special Price: $99.99 each Accredited
Limited quantity.
We service and provide certificates for most Hardness Testers in the field. Portable Hardness Testers (Leebs, Shore, Rockwell, Brinell, Impressor, Ultrasonic) are calibrated in house. Recalibration and reconditioning of Brinell, Rockwell, Micro, Macro Leeds blocks are available
upon request.
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Hardness Test Blocks
We offer the largest Hardness Test Block selection in the industry. If you don't see what you're looking for - Ask! All of our Hardness Test Blocks come with Accreditation. All the blocks are calibrated and accredited to ISO guide 25 and will meet automotive and aerospace standards. The HRC test blocks are calibrated on the new NIST level.
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BRINELL
KNOOP
ROCKWELL
VICKERS
Our Best Selling Products
3.5 VEE
All Shank sizes are
0.75” (19.04 mm)
A1010
Pedestal Spot 1/4” Anvil
STEM - 1.0” (24 mm)
Flat - .25” (6.33 mm)
A1012
Pedestal Spot 1/2” Anvil
STEM - 1.0” (24 mm)
Flat - 0.5” (48 mm)
A1020
1.5” Flat Anvil
1.5” (38 mm)
A1023
1” Flat Anvil
1.0” (24 mm)
A1030
2 .5” Flat Anvil
2.5” (63 mm)
Standard Anvil 1.5” (38 mm)
A1040
Shallow “V” Anvil (shown)
Stem 1.0” (24mm)
1/4” N Anvil (58mm)
Brinell
6” x 2” x .75”
4” x 4” x .75”
6” x 4.5” x .75”
Diamond Penetrator
C, N, C&N
1/10” Ball Pen Unit
1/8” Ball Pen Unit
1/2” Ball Pen Unit
All Dimensions are Approximate
Calibration Kits
HRBW - 3 Blocks (H,M,L)
with accredited 1/16” Ball Pen Unit
HRFW - 3 Blocks (H,M,L)
with accredited 1/16” Ball Pen Unit
HREW - 3 Blocks (H,M,L) with accredited 1/16" Ball Pen Unit
HR15TW 3 Blocks (H,M,L) with accredited
HR30TW 1/16” Ball Pen Unit
HR45TW
HRC - 3 Blocks (H,M,L) with accredited “C” Diamond
HN15N - 3 Blocks (H,M,L) with accredited “N” diamond
HR3ON - 3 Blocks (H,M,L) with accredited “N” diamond
Other calibration kits by request
LG - 500 Range
Note:
A. For traceability HRC
or Brinell can be added
B. Dual calibration Block
available
Leebs Blocks
LD - 780 Range
680 Range
500 Range
LD - Aluminum Range
HB60 - 90
Vickers Blocks
Mircro Vickers (1kg or less)
Range 80 UVN to 2200 UHN
1.25” dia.
Heavy Load Vickers (1 kg to 50 kg)
2.0” Square (50 mm x 50 mm)
Range 80 UHN to 800
800 and up 1.25” dia. (32mm)
Knoop Blocks
Micro Knoop (1 kg or less)
Range 80 KHN to 700
1.25” dia.
Heavy Load Knoop
1 kg to 50 kg
Range 80 KHN to 700
2.0” Square
Rockwell Regular Hardness Test Block
Part No.
HRA
HRA
HRBW
HRC
HRD
HREW
HRFW
HRGW
HRGW
HRHW
HRKW
HRLW
HRMW
HRPW
HRRW
HRSW
HRVW
Penetrator
C Diamond
A Diamond (Carbide)
1/16” Ball
C Diamond
C Diamond
1/8” Ball
1/16” Ball
1/16” Ball
1/16” Ball
1/8” Ball
1/8” Ball
1/8” Ball
1/4” Ball
1/4” Ball
1/2” Ball
1/2” Ball
1/2” Ball
Load
60 Kg
60 Kg
100 Kg
150 Kg
100 Kg
100Kg
60 Kg
150 Kg
150Kg
60 Kg
150 Kg
60 Kg
100 Kg
150 Kg
60 Kg
100 Kg
150 Kg
Rockwell Superficial Hardness Test Block
Part No:
15N
30N
45N
15TW
30TW
45TW
15WW
30WW
45WW
15XW
30XW
45XW
15YW
30YW
45YW
Penetrator
N Diamond
N Diamond
N Diamond
1/16” Ball
1/16” Ball
1/16” Ball
1/8” Ball
1/8” Ball
1/8” Ball
1/4” Ball
1/4” Ball
1/4” Ball
1/2” Ball
1/2” Ball
1/2” Ball
Load
15 Kg
30 Kg
45 Kg
15 Kg
30 Kg
45 Kg
15 Kg
30Kg
45 Kg
15 Kg
30 Kg
45 Kg
15 Kg
30 Kg
45 Kg
The David L. Ellis Co., Inc. offers
two types of gridded blocks for Rockwell test blocks
Circle Pattern
This design will solve the problem of distance between indents to meet the standard. Some customers complained that too much space was wasted. But this is the rule of ASTM E18-17e1.
Square Pattern
The block has a grid pattern on the whole block. The problem with the design is soft blocks make larger indents and won’t always meet ASTM E18-17e1 for distance between another indent and the edge. To solve this problem, use every other square.
Shore Durometer Test Blocks
Part No:
Shore-A
Shore-D
RBB-94
RBC-63
RBR-30
Penetrator
Shore Durometer Type A Kit
Shore Durometer Type D Kit
RBB-94 Durometer
RBC-63 Durometer
RBR-30 Durometer
ASTM E-18
ISO 6508
Part No:
P10100
P10100A
P10200
P10200A
P10300
P10301
P1040
P10400
P10401
P1045
P10450
P10501
P1050A
P1060
P1060A
P1061
P1070
P10700
P10700A
P10701
P1070A
P1071
P1072
P1073
P10800
P10801
P10802
P10803
P10804
P10806
P10807
P10808
P10809
P10810
P10811
P10812
P10813
P1110
P1120
Description
“C,A,D” Scale Grade B Pen
“C,A,D” Scale Grade A Regular
“N” Scale Grade B
“N” Scale Grade A Regular
“A” Scale Carbide
“A” Scale Carbide Indentron
“C” Dia. Pen-Versitron
“C” Scale Grade B Tapered Vers
“C” Scale Tapered Chinese
“N” Dia. Pen-Versitron
“N” Scale Grade B Tapered Vers
“C” Dia. Pen-Indentron
“C,A,D” Scale Grade A Indentro
“N” Scale Grade B Indentron
“N” Scale Grade A Indentron
“N” Scale Chinese
Combo C&N Regular
Combo C&N Indentron
Combo C&N Indentron Grade A
Combo C&N Versitron Scale Gr
Combo C&N Grade A
Combo C&N Versitron
Combo C&N Indentron
Combo C&N Scale Chinese
Mobile HRC Accredited
Mobile HRC Penetrator
Mobile HRN Penetrator
Mobile HRN Penetrator
Mobile C/N Combo Penetrator
Portable C Penetrator
Portable C Penetrator
Portable N Penetrator
Portable N Penetrator
Ames HRC Penetrator
Ames HRC Penetrator
Ames HRN Penetrator
Ames HRN Penetrator
Vickers Dia. Penetrator
Knoop Dia. Penetrator
Ball Penetrators
Part No:
P20100
P20101
P20102
P20103
P20200
P20201
P20202
P20203
P20204
P20205
P20206
P20207
P20208
P20300
P20301
P20400
P20401
P210104
P210105
P210106
P210107
P210108
P20150
P20250
P20350
P20450
Description
1/16” Ball Penetrator Standard
1/16” Ball Penetrator Indentron
1/16” Ball Penetrator Versitron
1/16” Mobile Penetrator
1/8” Ball Penetrator Unit
1/8” Ball Penetrator Indentron
1/8” Ball Penetrator Versitron
1/8” Ball Penetrator Mobile
1/8” Ball Penetrator Mobile
1/8” Ball Penetrator Portable
1/8” Ball Penetrator Portable
1/8” Ball Penetrator Ames
1/8” Ball Penetrator Ames
1/4” Ball Penetrator Standard
1/4” Ball Penetrator Indentron
1/2” Ball Penetrator Unit
1/2” Ball Penetrator Indentron
1/16” Mobile Ball Penetrator
1/16” Portable Ball Penetrator
1/16” Portable Ball Penetrator
1/16” Ames Ball Penetrator
1/16” Ames Ball Penetrator
1/16” Carbide Ball Accredited
1/8” Carbide Ball Accredited
1/4” Carbide Ball
1/2” Carbide Ball
Anvils
Part No:
A1010
A1011
A1012
A1014
A1020
A1025
A1030
A1040
A1050
A1055
A1060
A1080
A1090
A3020
Description
Pedestal Spot (1/4") Anvil
1" Spot Anvil:
Pedestal Spot (1/2") Anvil
Pedestal Spot (1") Anvil
1 1/2" Flat Anvil
1 1/4" Flat Anvil
2 1/2" Flat Anvil
Shallow "V" Anvil
Standard "V" Anvil
3 1/2" "V" Anvil
4" "V" Anvil
Diamond Spot Anvil
Cylindron Jr. Anvil
8" Testing Table
ASTM E-10
ISO 6506
All of our Brinell Test Blocks come with accreditation to applicable standards. We adhere to a strict procedure for the calibration of these blocks, and the accuracy of the tester is maintained using a proving ring and load cell both traceable to N.I.S.T. The readings themselves are done using a stage micrometer also calibrated and traceable to N.I.S.T.
Test Conditions and Recommended Hardness Range
Brinell
Hardness
Scale
HBW 10/3000
HBW 10/1500
HBW 10/1000
HBW 10/500
HBW 10/250
HBW 10/125
HBW 10/100
HBW 5/750
HBW 5/250
HBW 5/125
HBW 5/62.5
HBW 5/31.25
HBW 5/25
HBW 2.5/187.5
HBW 2.5/62.5
HBW 2.5/31.25
HBW 2.5/15.625
HBW 2.5/7.8125
HBW 2.5/6.25
HBW 1/30
HBW 1/10
HBW 1/5
HBW 1/2.5
HBW 1/1.25
HBW 1/1
Ball Diameter
D mm
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
5
5
5
5
5
5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
1
1
1
1
1
1
Force Diameter
RatioA
30
15
10
5
2.5
1.25
1
30
10
5
2.5
1.25
1
30
10
5
2.5
1.25
1
30
10
5
2.5
1.25
1
Nominal Value
of Test Force, F
N kgf
29420
14710
9807
4903
2452
1226
980.7
7355
2452
1226
612.9
306.5
245.2
1839
612.9
306.5
153.2
76.61
61.29
294.2
98.07
49.03
24.52
12.26
9.807
3000
1500
1000
500
250
125
100
750
250
125
62.5
31.25
25
187.5
62.5
31.25
15.625
7.8125
6.25
30
10
5
2.5
1.25
1
Recommended Hardness Range HBW
95.5 to 650
47.7 to 327
31.8 to 218
15.9 to 109
7.96 to 54.5
3.98 to 27.2
3.18 to 21.8
95.5 to 650
31.8 to 218
15.9 to 109
7.98 to 54.5
3.98 to 27.2
3.18 to 21.8
95.5 to 650
31.8 to 218
15.9 to 109
7.96 to 54.5
3.98 to 27.2
3.18 to 21.8
95.5 to 650
31.8 to 218
15.9 to 109
7.96 to 54.5
3.98 to 27.2
3.18 to 21.8
Note: Circle and gridded blocks available at additional cost. Dimensions for the most common blocks will be 6" x 2" x 3/4". The other dimensions are 6" x 41/2" x 3/4" or 2" x 2". Depends on ASTM E10-17 rules for dimensions. Call for prices and availability. Material used - steel, brass or aluminum depends on hardness.
Brinell Accessories
All Brinell scales to ASTM E-10 Table-3 available
Part No:
P3134
P3020
P3131
P3031
P3132
P3032
P3135
P3035
Description
10 mm Accredited Carbide Ball Indentor
10 mm Accredited Ball
5 mm Accredited Carbide Ball Indentor
5 mm Accredited Carbide Ball
2.5 mm Accredited Carbide Ball Indentor
2.5 mm Accredited Carbide Ball
1 mm Accredited Carbide Ball Indentor
1 mm Accredited Carbide Ball
ASTM E-92 - ISO 6507 & 4545
ASTM E-384 - ISO 6507
Our range of micro hardness test blocks exceed industry standards. All of our micro test blocks are mirror-polished and mounted to provide the best possible test surface.
Each mirror-polished Heavy Load Vickers test block has the same surface area provided by our Rockwell test blocks, so that you get the most test opportunities for your money.
Micro Hardness Test Blocks
Part No: Description Range
MV010 Vickers (1 gram to 1,000 gram) All Ranges
MV020 Heavy Load Vickers (1 Kg to 50 Kg) All Ranges
MK010 Knoop (1 gram to 1,000 gram) All Ranges
Note: When ordering please specify Knoop or Vickers, Load and the Hardness Range Number you require. On most Test Block Grids are available at additional cost.
Micro Hardness Accessories
Part No: Description
P1110 Vickers Diamond Penetrator*
* Vickers Indentor available for most of the different makes. Please specify the make of your hardness tester when ordering.
P1120 Knoop Diamond Penetrator*
* Knoop Indentor available for most of the different makes. Please specify the make of your
hardness tester when ordering.
Note: Dual calibration on the same block is available upon request.
Our Master Calibration Kits are produced to provide our customers with the ultimate tool in Quality Control. Each kit contains a test block or blocks and the penetrator unit that was used to calibrate them. By matching specific blocks to a specific penetrator, a set relationship is established, and they can be eliminated as potential variables in the hardness test system. Should a problem arise, a master kit on hand allows you to quickly and accurately determine whether your hardness tester is the source.
Each block in our kits has been calibrated on a tester whose accuracy has been verified using N.I.S.T. traceable load and depth measuring devices. The individual test blocks are marked both with their own unique serial number. All of our kits come with their own polished wood case, and certificates covering to all the applicable standards.
Grade A Kits
HRB Scale with 1 1/16”
Part No: Description
K-B4020 3 Blocks
HRC Scale with C Diamond Penetrator
Part No: Description
K-C2020 3 Blocks
HRE Scale with 1/8” Carbide Ball Penetrator
Part No: Description
K-E2020 3 Blocks
HRN Scale with N Diamond and N Diamond Penetrator
Part No: Description
K-N2020 3 Blocks
Note: Grade B kits are available
For more information, or to place an order please E-mail our sales department at:
sales@dlellisco.com, fax us your Purchase Order at: 978.897.0844,
or call us toll-free at: 800.472.6962. Please specify your desired hardness range, when ordering.
Items Shipped UPS / FedEx or as directed.
A: Some blocks can last several years, though blocks can self-destruct in a short time from heavy use. Generally, soft blocks and high force testing can destroy a block in a matter of a month or so, especially if daily verification is required.
It is possible that a block become rendered useless due to changes in ASTM and ISO requirements. Such as the case of pre-NIST traceable HRC in 2000 and pre-E18-07a blocks calibrated without verified indenters.
Q: I asked for a 300 HV 0.5 micro-indentation test block and they sent me a 370 HV 0.5. I needed it to check a special part that I was manufacturing. Why can’t I get the exact value that I want?
A: Test blocks are used to verify the tester calibration, not your part. While it is desirable to get a block as close to your part hardness, it is not critical. Having said that, blocks are chosen from various heat treat lots to match the best possible. Also, different force and indenter combinations can affect the outcome of the block value you receive.
It is suggested that you look at the recommended hardness levels listed in ASTM and ISO documents.
Q: I am not sure what hardness scale to use. How can I find out?
A: A good place to start is part specifications within your company or your customer. Sometimes part specifications are listed with a common scale such as HRC, even though that scale can not be done on your part. This could be because the part is too thin or has a case hardness. ASTM and ISO charts give guidance on minimum thickness.
Be careful when using a tester by conversion or one that can electronically convert hardness scales. You can’t accredit conversions.
Find a distributor of David L. Ellis Co., Inc. products near your location.
Austria
Fa. Michael Neuhaus
Hormayrgasse 26 / 8
A – 1170 Wien
Tel: +43 6991 134 55 08
Fax: +43 1 481 04 96
E-Mail: office@neuhaus24.com
Web: www.neuhaus24.com
India
Metatech Industries
476 Narayan Peth, Cosmos Bank Building, 2nd Floor
Pune - 411 030 - INDIA
E-mail: sales@metatechind.com | consumables@metatechind.com
Website: www.metatechind.com
Tel: +91 – 20 – 2445 0312 / 2445 0530
Vietnam
QT Instruments (S) Pte Ltd
192 Pandan Loop, #06-20
Pantech Industrial Complex SINGAPORE 128381
Ask for: Dixon Ng
E-mail: sales@qt.com.sg
Tel: +65 6303 9833
Fax: +65 6778 2578
France
Cap-Mesure (La Rochelle)
Réseau commercial WIKA
Dpt. : Moyens d’Etalonnage & Capteurs
Distributeur France Blocs de Dureté D.L.E.
Bruno QUETEL
Tél. : +33 (0)5 46 35 41 72
Mob. : +33 (0)6 33 01 88 60
E-mail: quetel-bruno.capmesure@orange.fr
India
Sastha Scientific Agencies
314, 8th E Main, 4th Cross, Kalyan Nagar, HRBR I Block,
Bangalore - 560 043 - INDIA
Website: www.sasthascientific.com
TeleFax: 0091-80-25424670 / Hand Phone: 9845192860
Australia
Australian Calibration Services
126 Oxford Street,
Collingwood, Victoria 3066 - AUSTRALIA
Ask for: Mr Tim Kennon
E-mail: timkennon@auscal.com.au
Tel: +61 3 9417 5688
Fax: +61 3 9417 1578
Italy
La Marca
E-mail: g.lamarca@lamarcagroup.it
Ask for: Giovanni La Marca
Tel: +39-081.8411555
Fax: +39-081.8411553
The Netherlands
VEM Metallurgie bv
De Liesbosch 8E
3439 LC Nieuwegein
E-mail: info@vem-metallurgie.nl
Tel: +31 (0)30 6351001
Fax: +31 (0)30 6352683
United Kingdom
VEM Metallurgie bv
De Liesbosch 8E
3439 LC Nieuwegein
E-mail: info@vem-metallurgie.nl
Tel: +31 (0)30 6351001
Fax: +31 (0)30 6352683
China
Kingindent Test Instruments Co., Ltd.
Yong tai zhong lu, No.25,
Yong tai chuang xin yuan, B-138
Hai Dian District, P.C.100192
Beijing, P.R. CHINA
Ask for: Ma Wei
E-mail: service@kingindent.com
Website: http://www.kingindent.com
Tel: +86 10 62915875
Fax: +86 10 64772069
India
Bhartiya Enterprises
Plot No. 254 Sector-24
Faridabad, Haryana 121005 - INDIA
Ask for: Kapil Vashist
E-mail: bhartiya@airtelbroadband.in
Tel: +91 9810 088 217
Indonesia
Quantum Technologies Global Pte Ltd.
Blk 3007 Ubi Road 1
Unit No. #04-454
Singapore 408701
Ask for: Wina Lie
E-mail: sales-sg@quantumsg.com
Tel: +65 9009 1267
Fax: +65 6777 7169
Malaysia
Quantarad Technologies Sdn Bhd
No.49 Jalan Kiara SD11/5
Bandar Sri Damansara
52200 Kuala Lumpur - MALAYSIA
Ask for: Steve Koh
E-mail:steve.koh@quantumsg.com
Tel: +60 167227347
Fax: +603 7831 6279
Malaysia
MSP Metrology
10, Jalan Gemilang 9
Taman Perindustrian Cemerlang
81800 Ulu Tiram, Johor, Malaysia
E-mail: nicole@mspmetrology.com
Website: https://mspmetrology.com
Tel: +607 8626772
Singapore
Quantum Technologies Global Pte Ltd
Blk 3007 Ubi Road 1
Unit No. #04-454
Singapore 408701
Ask for: Wina Lie
E-mail: sales: sg@quantumsg.com
Tel: +65 9009 1267
Fax: +65 6777 7169
Taiwan
Sanpany Instruments Co., Ltd.
Tainan Branch 162
Chung Hsueh Rd.
Tainan 701, TAIWAN R.O.C.
Website: http://www.sanpany.com.tw
E-mail: lhm@sanpany.com.tw
Tel: 06-3351601
Fax: 06-3351602
North America
National Calibration
2380 Wyecroft Road
Unit 11 Oakville, ON L6L 6W1 - CANADA
Ask for: Doug Fox
E-mail: info@nationalcalibration.ca
Tel: (905) 825-3329
Fax: (905) 825-3033
Central America
SCM Metrología y Laboratorios S.A.
20109 Del Cruce Aeropuerto 2 km Carretera a Heredia
Rio Segundo Alajuela - Costa Rica
Ask for: Fernando Chacón Madrigal
E-mail: fchacon@scmmetrologia.com
Website: http://www.scmmetrologia.com
Tel: (506) 2431-5252
Fax: (506) 2432-4180
South America
RIO GRANDE DO SUL
MITEC Instrumentos Industriais Ltda.
Rua Antoninho D. Campagnollo, 33
Bairro Sanvitto, Esquina com Perimetral Sul
Caxias do Sul - RS, 95012-230 - BRAZIL
E-mail: mitec@mitec.com.br
Website: http://www.mitec.com.br
Tel: (54) 3225-3211
Fax: (54) 3225-3711
South America
SÃO PAULO
Importecnica
Av. Jamaris, 505
Moema - SP, 04078-001 - BRAZIL
Ask for: Lino
E-mail: lino@importecnica.com.br
Website: http://www.importecnica.com.br
Tel: (11) 5052-5344
Fax: (11) 5052-7051