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1).Direct reading scale,DIAL,

2).Easy to operate the rockell haredness tester,

3).Shop floor person ,

4).Even low skill person can able to to operate this machine

5).Can be checked on all matals

6).Different CASE DEPTH OF THE CASE HARDENING hardness can be easily checked with different SCALES and judge the case depth with out distructive the components.

7)The zero error correction is very easy and very simple

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