MCS Mechatronic manufactures touch screen Vickers cum Brinell hardness testers in Kolhapur, India, and supplies them to steel, forging, heat-treatment and component labs in Thailand. One machine performs both Vickers and Brinell tests, with dead-weight loading and indentation measurement on a built-in touch screen.
Thailand is the automotive hub of South-East Asia, with assembly plants and hundreds of component suppliers in the Eastern Economic Corridor, alongside a world-scale rubber and tyre industry. Springs, fasteners, castings and rubber compounds made there are tested to strict OEM and TIS requirements. For labs that need both methods, a combined tester saves bench space and the cost of a second machine.
The MVM series covers both methods; the Brinell touch screen model is available for Brinell-only labs.
MVM-120 / MVM-120 S / MVM-250 / MVM-250 S
Measures both Vickers and Brinell hardness in one machine, with auto and manual result modes.
Brinell TS
Touch screen Brinell tester from the same series for labs that only need Brinell testing.
| Models | MVM-120, MVM-120 S, MVM-250, MVM-250 S |
| Load range | 5 kg to 250 kg, dead-weight loading |
| Load accuracy | ±1% |
| Measurement | Indentation diagonal / diameter on built-in touch screen; auto and manual modes |
| Vickers standards | IS 1754 and BS 427 |
| Brinell standards | IS 2281, BS 240 and ASTM E10 |
Full data is on the Vickers cum Brinell hardness tester page.


Our machines are used by automotive OEMs and component suppliers, spring and fastener makers, rubber and tyre manufacturers, steel processors and university labs. Typical Thai applications include:
Vickers and Brinell hardness from one bench
Brinell on forgings, Vickers on hardened surfaces
Hardness of gears, shafts and castings
Vickers hardness surveys across welds
Brinell checks on aluminium and copper alloys
Teaching both hardness methods on one machine
MCS Vickers cum Brinell testers conform to IS 1754 and BS 427 for Vickers and IS 2281, BS 240 and ASTM E10 for Brinell testing.
In Thailand, product conformity is overseen by TISI (Thai Industrial Standards Institute), and laboratories that issue accredited reports work under TISI and the Department of Science Service (DSS). Results can be exported to PDF for your lab records and customer reports.
We supply vickers cum brinell hardness testers to industrial cities and project sites across Thailand, including:
Machines are packed in seaworthy export cases and shipped from India to Laem Chabang Port, Bangkok Port (Khlong Toei) and Map Ta Phut Port.
Commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and the machine's calibration certificate are supplied with every shipment.
Online operator training on the machine and its software, with remote technical support from our team in India.
Yes. MCS Mechatronic manufactures Vickers cum Brinell hardness testers in Kolhapur, India, and exports them to Thailand via ports such as Laem Chabang Port and Bangkok Port (Khlong Toei).
Yes. The MVM series measures both Vickers and Brinell hardness in one machine, with loads from 5 to 250 kg selected by a push knob.
After the indentation is made, the objective lens swivels into position automatically and the image appears on the front touch screen, where the diagonal or diameter is measured.
They conform to IS 1754 and BS 427 for Vickers testing, and IS 2281, BS 240 and ASTM E10 for Brinell testing.
Thai Industrial Standards (TIS) and automotive OEM specifications reference ISO, ASTM and JIS methods. MCS Vickers cum Brinell testers conform to IS 1754 and BS 427 for Vickers and IS 2281, BS 240 and ASTM E10 for Brinell, and results can be exported to PDF for your TISI or client records. We supply the documents your importer needs for customs clearance.
The supply voltage depends on the model. Thailand's three-phase supply is 380 V at 50 Hz, so please mention your site voltage and frequency in your enquiry so we can confirm the right electrical configuration.
Tell us the materials, test loads and methods you need, and we will recommend the right model.
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