SCHMIDT covers equipment from Hans Schmidt precision measuring instruments and Schmidt concrete test hammers, to Schmidt jigsaw puzzles and writing refills.
Awọn SCHMIDT brand category encompasses manuals and user guides for a variety of products sharing the renowned Schmidt name. This includes highly specialized industrial equipment from Hans Schmidt & Co GmbH, a worldwide leader in precision measuring instruments such as tension meters, custom durometers, and force gauges. It also covers the famous 'Schmidt Hammer' concrete testing devices manufactured by Proceq (Screening Eagle Technologies), which are essential for non-destructive structural assessments in the engineering field.
In addition to technical and industrial testing equipment, this category includes instructions and catalogs for consumer products like Schmidt Spiele jigsaw puzzles, card games, and Schmidt Technology writing instrument refills. Whether you are calibrating a TS Series tension meter, verifying concrete compressive strength with an OS8000 Rebound Hammer, or navigating a new card game, you can find the necessary operational instructions and safety guides here.
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SCHMIDT tension meters and durometers are generally warranted for 12 months. Parts subject to wear, electronic components, and measuring springs are not covered by the warranty.
You can verify the calibration of flat-bottomed models by pressing them against a smooth, level surface like glass to see if the pointer makes one full turn from zero to zero. For concave bases, use the optional Zero Test Block.
The Schmidt Live app, available on the Apple App Store or Google Play, connects via Bluetooth to your rebound hammer to configure modes, view results, and estimate compressive strength.
Using the 'Tension Inspect 3' software on your PC, you can download tension data by clicking 'Memory Review'. You can also export current screen readings directly to an Excel file from the Data menu.