🧪 Teclock Durometer: Precision Hardness Testing for Rubber, Plastic & More

Whether you’re testing soft rubber, plastic, or elastomers, Teclock offers a wide range of both analog and digital durometer to suit your industrial needs. Trusted worldwide for their accuracy, durability, and compliance with industry standards in hardness measurement, purchase your gauge today! 

⚙️ Key Features of Teclock Durometer:

✅ High Accuracy & Repeatability

Engineered to provide reliable and repeatable results, with dial graduation as fine as 0.5 durometer units.

✅ Complies With International Standards

Teclock models conform to major international standards such as ASTM D2240, JIS K6253, and ISO 7619.

✅ Available in Digital & Analog Versions

• Analog (e.g. GS‑720G): No batteries required, rugged and field-ready. One tip is choose the peak pointer type for easier reading of result after testing!

• Digital (e.g. GSD‑720K): More precise readings with data output and memory features. Certain models are also able to output results to PC with optional cables.

✅ Optional Stand for Consistency

Using a stand like the Teclock GS‑610 series ensures accurate vertical force and eliminates user-induced variance.

❓ Can I use one durometer for all materials?

No—different Shore scales are designed for specific hardness ranges. Using the wrong scale can lead to inaccurate results. For different materials such as measuring the hardness of rubber, plastics, and soft materials, choosing the right Shore scale is essential for accurate results. Below is a recommendation guidelines, however final selection is up to your specifications:

For more info, take a look at our article on the 4 Types of Durometer Scales!

Conclusion

Selecting a good gauge is crucial to getting accurate, repeatable hardness test results. From soft silicones to rigid plastics, using the proper Shore A, D, durometer helps ensure product quality, compliance, and customer satisfaction.

Approach us for a quote for your Teclock gauge today!

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