Portable Friction Meter Muse
The H94 is a unique portable friction meter that can be used by anyone to generate laboratory-quality values. It’s portability allows for measurements to be carried out easily over a wide range and it contains the possibility to transfer data from the built-in memory to a PC. The display resolution is at 0.001 with a VCM photo sensor as its detector.
Tests are non-destructive, use no external moving parts, and take less than 10 seconds.
$3,795.00
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| Weight | 5.05 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 12 × 11 × 6 in |
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