MCS Mechatronic manufactures touch screen Vickers hardness testers in Kolhapur, India, and supplies them to precision engineering, heat treatment, automotive and research labs in Bangladesh. The indentation is imaged and its diagonals are measured automatically by software, giving accurate Vickers numbers on everything from soft metals to hardened parts.
Bangladesh has one of South Asia's fastest-growing steel and construction sectors. Rebar and re-rolling mills around Chattogram and Dhaka, mega infrastructure projects and BSTI product standards all require routine material testing, and engineering universities are expanding their labs. Vickers testing leaves a very small indentation, so it can be used on finished components, thin sheet and case-hardened layers.
The MVM 50-TS combines motorised loading with automatic image measurement on an industrial touch screen.
MVM 50-TS
Fully touch screen Vickers tester with image-processing measurement, statistics and PDF export.
| Test loads | 5, 10, 20, 30, 50 kgf |
| Maximum test height | 200 mm |
| Measurement | Image processing on industrial touch screen |
| Data | Batch file storage, statistical evaluation, PDF export |
| Machine size / weight | L600 x W440 x H920 mm, approx. 100 kg |
| Power supply | 220 V AC, 50 Hz, single phase |
| Standard | Conforms to IS 1501-2:2013 |
Full data is on the Vickers hardness tester page.


Our machines are used by steel rebar and re-rolling mills, cement and construction material producers, engineering universities, light engineering workshops and testing laboratories. Typical Bangladeshi applications include:
Hardness of finished parts with a near non-destructive indentation
Hardness traverses through carburised and nitrided layers
Small loads for thin and coated material
Hardness surveys across weld, HAZ and parent metal
Hardness of tool steels and dies
Metallurgy and materials research
MCS Vickers hardness testers conform to IS 1501-2:2013, and with loads from 5 to 50 kgf they cover the macro-Vickers range used in weld procedure and heat-treatment testing.
In Bangladesh, product conformity is overseen by BSTI (Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution), and laboratories that issue accredited reports work under BAB (Bangladesh Accreditation Board). Results are stored in batch files with statistics and exported to PDF for your lab records and customer reports.
We supply vickers hardness testers to industrial cities and project sites across Bangladesh, including:
Machines are packed in seaworthy export cases and shipped from India to Chattogram Port and Mongla 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 touch screen Vickers hardness testers in Kolhapur, India, and exports them to Bangladesh via ports such as Chattogram Port and Mongla Port.
The MVM 50-TS applies 5, 10, 20, 30 and 50 kgf, which suits thin sheet as well as hardened steel components.
Yes. The indentation image is captured and the diagonals are measured by image-processing software on the touch screen, which removes operator reading errors.
Yes. The small indentation makes Vickers testing practically non-destructive, so it is widely used on finished precision components.
BSTI standards for steel and building materials follow ISO and ASTM methods. MCS Vickers testers conform to IS 1501-2:2013, and results can be exported to PDF with statistics for your BSTI or client records. We supply the technical documents your importer needs for customs clearance.
The MVM 50-TS runs on 220 V AC, 50 Hz, single phase. Bangladesh's three-phase supply is 400 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 parts, hardness range and test loads you need, and we will send a quotation.
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