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When connecting a small indenter, use the ring scale to read, when connecting a large indenter, use the external ring scale to read. p>
Using the tool
- Before measurement: Rotate the dial so that the trigger hand is aligned with the first scale line of the dial (scale line 0.5 for the GY-3 type); peel the fruit to be measured about 1 square centimeter.
- Measurement: hold the durometer with your hand, make it perpendicular to the of the fruit to be measured, press the indenter evenly into the fruit; at this point, the drive hand begins to rotate the indication hand, when the indenter is pressed to the scale line (10 mm) at the stop point, the indication hand indicates the reading representing the hardness of the fruit, and take the average value three times.
- After measurement: rotate the zeroing knob to return the hand to the initial scale.
Product overview
Fruit hardness tester (also known as fruit hardness tester or fruit hardness tester), used to measure the hardness of apples, pears, watermelons , bananas and other fruits to determine the degree of ripeness of the fruits, the cultivation of good seeds, harvest time, processing time, harvesting and storage, export and transportation and other withdrawals of a reasonable taking. It is suitable for fruit tree research departments, fruit companies, universities and other units. The instrument is small in size, lightweight and with intuitive numeric display, easy to carry, suitable for a variety of fruit inspection places. It can also be assembled into a special machine to improve the test accuracy, suitable for professional inspection departments.
Buk Lao
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
This "fruit hardness tester (or fruit hardness tester also known as fruit hardness tester)" (from the product images!) I thought was a tool that I could use at the grocery store to check the ripeness of various fruits but its actually something a farmer would use to check the fruit growing on trees for example. I suppose it could be used in a store but probably with weird looks and coercion from the management to to take ownership through monetary exchange for the fruit in question. I've used it, to poke my own fruit, but to what purpose other than to see the needle on the gauge move? There is no instruction nor indication of what the scales, it's implied through something unknown to me. As such, I can't recommend a layperson such as myself to purchase this tool. I'm sure it has it's uses, they are entirely somewhere else to me unfortunately.
Mobile Home Gourmet
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
I ordered this fruit tester for one purpose: When it's the best time to open an avocado. I've discarded too many because they were either too hard to eat, or too brown inside, and they're too expensive to waste. The user's manual that comes with this device is nearly impossible to understand. It's one of the worst translations into English. There are no estimates, of course. It might take me a while to figure out the best reading on the gauge for avocados, but I'll get it eventually. One thing I really like is that it comes with a sturdy plastic case and custom cut padding inside.
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