The abrasion tester determines the resistance of elastomers against abrasion for rubber products such as tires, conveyor belts, hoses, footwear, floor coatings etc according to ISO 4649.

The Barofix 4 is the next generation of high-accuracy specimen positioning device which is designed as an add-on accessory for the Bareiss flagship hardness testing system the digi test II.

The ball rebound tester from Bareiss is used for determining the resilience by ball rebound of flexible cellular polymeric materials according to ISO 8307 and ASTM D3574.

Barofix centering device – for hardness testers digi test II, Triple Shore A, and IRHD Compact III – for a quick centring of O-rings of a cord diameter between 0,6 to 5,0 mm. Outer diameter up to 50 mm.

Barofix centering device with a plexiglas plate and a sample clamping device for a quick centring of O-rings – for hardness testers digi test II, Triple Shore A, and IRHD Compact III.

Centrofix centering device for quick centering of rubber tubes or hoses with hardness testers digi test II, Triple Shore A, and IRHD Compact III.

Bareiss Barcol is a handheld hardness tester for solid materials such as glass fiber reinforced plastics, thermosetting plastics, hard thermoplastics and light metals. The test specimens should have a flat surface and a minimum thickness of 1.5 mm.

BaRotation is an automated hardness test system for the routine testing of O-rings and other components according to IRHD Micro and Micro Shore A.

The digi test II is a modular digital measuring device for fully-automated hardness tests, according to Shore, VLRH and IRHD on polymers with variable test geometries.

Hardness tester 3106 for ball indentation and Rockwell is a modular hardness tester for plastic, metal and building materials etc.

The HPE II Fffis a non destructive digital hardness tester for the determination the firmness of fruit pulp.

The hardness tester digi test Easy is the ideal entry-level model into the world of IRHD measurement according to ISO 48-2 and ASTM D1415. Choose between the IRHD Micro or Normal testing methods.

The Bareiss Gelomat is an innovative testing device for hardness and firmness determination on soft-elastic materials like e.g. gelatine, gelatine capsules, plasticine etc.

The Bareiss HP Digital is designed to provide ease of use without compromising on precision. Testing methods: Shore A and D, according to ISO 48-4, ISO 868 and ASTM D2240.

HPE III Basic is a handheld hardness tester with constant contact pressure and measuring time according to Shore standards, and with optical and acoustical signal.

The Pusey & Jones hardness tester is used for hardness determination on rubber- and rubberlike materials; e.g. rubber rollers of the paper industry. Minimum material thickness of 13 mm.

The Bareiss HP mechanical hardness tester for Shore is still as modern and precise as it was 50 years ago.

The automatic rebound elasticity tester from Bareiss is used for determining the rebound resilience of elastomers and soft elastic foam materials under impact stress, according to ISO 4662, ASTM D7121 and DIN 53512.

Reference blocks for Shore and IRHD hardness testers to ensure the metrological capability of the measuring device.

The Bareiss Tensiometer is used for reliable determination of the operating tension of dryer felts, forming fabrics and press felts for paper machines.

The Bareiss test stand BS 61 is determined for series of measurements and serves for picking up the manual hardness testers according to Shore – both, mechanical and digital types.