GE DynaPocket

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✓ Hire ✓ Calibration ✓ Repair

The DynaPocket is a pocket-sized, portable hardness tester that uses the rebound method. It performs fast, effortless measurements in any orientation. Operation is simple with only two control buttons, and the unit requires no external impact device or cables.

Key Features:

  • Fully Portable

  • Two Button Operation

  • Internal Impact Device

  • Measurements in any direction

✓ Hire ✓ Calibration ✓ Repair

The DynaPocket is a pocket-sized, portable hardness tester that uses the rebound method. It performs fast, effortless measurements in any orientation. Operation is simple with only two control buttons, and the unit requires no external impact device or cables.

Key Features:

  • Fully Portable

  • Two Button Operation

  • Internal Impact Device

  • Measurements in any direction

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Specification

Housing
Setup Miniaturized processor-controlled rebound hardness tester. Impact device with integrated electronics
Battery compartment 2 × AAA cells, lid with snap-in lock
Dimensions Approx. 38 × 170 mm (1.5 × 6.7 in)
Weight Approx. 200 g (0.4 lb)
Impact energy Approx. 12 Nmm
Impact device Dyna D (for all materials enabling testing)
Switch-on Press of a key
Switch-off Automatic after approx. 1 min (single measurement) / 3 min (measurement set)
Display and Keypad
Display LCD, hardness value via 4 seven-segment display, status indicators
Keypad Membrane keypad with 2 click keys
Power Supply
Batteries 2 × AAA cells (AlMn or rechargeable NiCad/NiMH, external charging only)
Operating time > 4,000 measurements
Battery indicator Low battery indicator, hardware switch-off on undervoltage
Environmental Conditions
Operating temperature -10 °C to +50 °C (14 °F to 122 °F)
Storage temperature -20 °C to +70 °C (-4 °F to 150 °F)
Relative humidity 10–80% (non-condensing)
Vibration resistance 5 g (5 to 150 Hz, half-sine)
Shock resistance 11 g (11 ms, sine)
Evaluation
Measured quantity Induced coil voltage, hardness value calculated as HL = V1/V2 × 1000
Data buffer Battery-backed RAM (data retained for ~3 minutes without power)
Measurement uncertainty ±4 HL average (5 measurements), approx. 0.5% at 800 HL
Statistics Average
Conversion standards DIN, ASTM, Dyna
Conversion scales HL (1.0), HV (1.0), HB (1.0), HS (0.1), HRC (0.1), HRB (0.1), N/mm² (5.0)

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