BALRAMA Digital Shore A Durometer Rubber Hardness Tester Shore A Meter Durometer Scale Measures Shore Hardness of Rubber, Tyre Plastics, Silicone, Polymers, Elastomers Non-magnetic Engineer's Precision Level  (5 cm)

Whether You’re Making Molds or Are in the Midst of a New Construction Project, Having the Right Materials Is Essential to Get the Job Done. When Working with Non-Metallic Objects Like Rubber and Plastic, It’s Important They’re Either Flexible or Hard Enough for the Project You’re Working On. to Determine If Your Materials Are the Right Hardness, You Can Use Something Called the Durometer Scale. the Durometer Scale Measures the Shore Hardness of Rubber, Plastics, Silicone, and Other Polymers and Elastomers. Durometer Shore Hardness Is the Measure of How Resistant Materials, Typically Rubber, Plastics, and Other Non-Metallic Materials, Are to Indentation. a Durometer Scale, Also Called a Shore Hardness Scale and Rubber Hardness Scale, Was Created to Compare Different Materials, Such as Soft Rubbers, Rigid Plastics, Gels, and Other Non-Metallic Materials. the Scale Looks at How Resistant These Materials Are to Indentation, Which Can Also Be Thought of as How Flexible the Materials Are.