Durometers

A durometer is an essential instrument used to measure the hardness of materials, particularly those with elastic or flexible properties, such as rubber, elastomers, and polymers. Its primary function is to determine a material’s resistance to indentation, offering valuable insights into its durability and performance under stress.

Shore A Durometers: Used for softer materials such as rubber, elastomers, and soft plastics.
Shore D Durometers: Designed for harder plastics, rigid thermoplastics, and harder rubbers.