https://www.reedsnstuff.com/jp/oxid-oxid-1/oxid-oxid/oxid-oxid-3/ products in category 硬度計 jp Reeds 'n Stuff Sun, 11 Oct 2026 09:32:38 +0200 Reeds 'n Stuff info@reedsnstuff.com (Udo Heng) https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/reedsnstuff2024/img/logo_pe.png https://www.reedsnstuff.com/jp/oxid-oxid-1/oxid-oxid/oxid-oxid-3/ https://www.reedsnstuff.com/jp/oxid-oxid-1/oxid-oxid/oxid-oxid-14.html Fri, 09 Oct 2026 15:52:21 +0200 <img src='https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_255_100/f11-14100.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5><hgroup> <img data-youtube="IP-oJDOzazM" arrow="bright"> <h2>正確で客感的</h2> <p>リードの品質は色々な要素で異なります。</p> <p>リード材の品質で大きく左右されます。<br>見た目だけでは判断できません。</p> <p>リード材の内側が肝心です。<br> 硬度計が客感的な数値を測定出来ます。。</p> <p>リードのレベルアップと時間の節約につながります。</p> <p>硬度計はアナログとデジタルから選べます。<br>精度は同じく、使い勝手に関してはデジタルがより簡単です</p> </hgroup> <hgroup> <img alt="" src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/hgroup/1199-00096_hardnesstester_digital_OX_20250601.jpg" width="1500" height="1000" /></li> <p>この持ち運び用バックに収納すれば<br> 精密な硬度計も安全に<br> 持ち運ぶことができます。<br> サイドのチャックを開ければ<br> 必要な道具も収納することができます。</p> <p><a class="rns_productlink" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/jp/oxid-oxid-23/oxid/oxid-oxid.html" title="購入">購入</a></p> </hgroup> <hgroup> <img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/hgroup/hardnesstester_digital_analog_20250602.jpg" width="1500" height="1200" title="" alt="" /> <h2>analog oder digital</h2> <p>Both differ only in the convenience of the reading. With the digital hardness tester, the zero position can be reached by pressing a button. With the analog hardness tester, the dial has to be turned. The precision of both devices is the same.</p> </hgroup> <hgroup> <img alt="" src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/albrecht_meyer_for_reeds_n_stuff.jpg" title="" alt="" width="1500" height="1140" /> <h2>私もして使用しています</h2> <p>オーボエ奏者にとって硬度計は不可欠なものです<br>私は、リーズンスタッフのものを愛用しています<br>とても素晴らしい製品です。</p> <p><i>Albrecht Mayer<br /> Principal Oboe Berliner Philharmoniker<br /> (Foto: Matt Dine)</i></p> </hgroup> <section id="details" class="faq detailmenueon toggle" name="FAQ"> <button href="#detail-faq" class="detail-toggle cross"> <h1 id="rns_faq">FAQ</h1></button> <div id="detail-faq" style="display: none"> <span class="fag-frage">Why is the hardness tester so important?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">First of all, the time saved in selecting suitable canes for you offers a great advantage. You save valuable working time that you would otherwise spend gouging, shaping, tying on and scraping canes that would not have given you a suitable result anyway. More important, however, is the fact that you can increase the quality of your reed making and get more reliable results.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Should the cane be measured dry or soaked?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">It should be noted that only sufficiently dried cane will give useful results. It is not advisable to use soaked cane. It is best to note the test results on the cane and later on the staple. This will give you an overview of what works well for you personally.</p> <span class="fag-frage">In what stage should the cane be measured for hardness?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">It is best to use the hardness tester after pregouging if you have a pregouging machine. The basic requirement is a smooth surface and a consistent thickness. If you use the small pregouger instead of a machine, you should test the cane after gouging.</p> <span class="fag-frage"> Are the measuring results for pregouged cane the same as for gouged cane? </span> <p class="fag-antwort"> If the material is thicker, the measurement results will be higher.</p> <span class="fag-frage">What are the usual measuring results? </span> <p class="fag-antwort"> Usually we get readings from seven hundredths (hard) to almost 40 hundredths (soft).</p> <span class="fag-frage"> Are there different measurement results for the hardness testers?</span> <p class="fag-antwort"> Yes, as there is no standard scale and the factory tolerance of the dial indicator is 2 hundredths, it is possible that the hardness testers show different results.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Is there a difference between the hardness tester for oboe, bassoon, clarinet and bagpipe?</span> <p class="fag-antwort"> Yes, the hardness testers have each been set up for a specific instrument. The heights of the support plate differ. The so-called <a class="rns_textlink" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/arbour-for-hardness-tester.html">arbour</a>, on which the cane lies, is available individually, allowing you to convert your machine for other instruments.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Can the hardness tester be used as a dial indicator?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">The support plate of the hardness tester is too large to obtain precise results. The thickness of finished reeds, for example, cannot be measured in any case. Also with gouged cane inaccurate measurement results may occur. For this reasons we do not recommend to double the hardness tester as a dial indicator.</p> <span class="fag-frage"> What is the difference between the analog and digital hardness tester? Which one is more accurate? </span> <p class="fag-antwort">Both differ only in the convenience of the reading. With the digital hardness tester, the zero position can be reached by pressing a button. With the analogue hardness tester, the dial has to be turned. The precision of both devices is the same. If required, you can connect the digital hardness tester to your computer to create personal statistics.</p> <span class="fag-frage">The digital dial shows a number and SET blinks. The number shown does not change even if I move the axle up or down.</span> <p class="fag-antwort">Please keep ZERO pressed for 3 seconds. This erases the SET memory.</p> <span class="fag-frage">When do I have to change the battery?</span> <p class="fag-antwort"> The battery must be changed when the display flashes, the battery symbol appears, or nothing is displayed. The battery indicates the type used (e.g. LR 44). </p> <span class="fag-frage">How do I change the battery?</span> <p class="fag-antwort"> Do not touch the new battery with your fingers, use a piece of cloth. The battery compartment is located on the upper left side of the dial gauge. Use a small screwdriver or the tip of a sharp knife to lift off the small plastic cover. Insert the new battery exactly as you found the old one. When inserting the new battery be careful not to touch, bend, or break the battery contacts (the small pieces of metal inside the dial gauge).<br> You can find detailed instructions <a class="rns_textlink" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/How-you-change-the-battery-of-your-digital-hardness-tester-or-dial-indicator/">here</a>.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Does the oboe digital hardness test ever need to be recalibrated?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">The hardness tester generally does not need to be recalibrated. Recalibration is only necessary if it has been damaged or if the locking screw that holds the dial gauge was accidentally loosened. Under normal conditions, no recalibration is required.</p> </div></section> https://www.reedsnstuff.com/jp/oxid-oxid-1/oxid-oxid/oxid-oxid-14.html https://www.reedsnstuff.com/jp/oxid-oxid-1/oxid-oxid-9/SALE.html Fri, 09 Oct 2026 15:52:03 +0200 <img src='https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_255_100/1905-00328.jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5><section> <p>These digital hardness testers feature a slightly thicker dial compared to our standard models, yet they offer the same reliable functionality and precise measurement results.</p> </section><section> <article><div id="YTVideo" viID="IP-oJDOzazM" class="arrow-bright"></article> <h2>正確で客感的</h2> <p>リードの品質は色々な要素で異なります。</p> <p>リード材の品質で大きく左右されます。<br>見た目だけでは判断できません。</p> <p>リード材の内側が肝心です。<br> 硬度計が客感的な数値を測定出来ます。。</p> <p>リードのレベルアップと時間の節約につながります。</p> <p>硬度計はアナログとデジタルから選べます。<br>精度は同じく、使い勝手に関してはデジタルがより簡単です</p> <p><div id="YTVideoTextLink" viID="5EwlcdCTpGc"><div></p> </section> <section id="details" class="faq detailmenueon toggle" name="FAQ"> <button href="#detail-faq" class="detail-toggle cross"> <h1 id="rns_faq">FAQ</h1></button> <div id="detail-faq" style="display: none"> <span class="fag-frage">Why is the hardness tester so important?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">First of all, the time saved in selecting suitable canes for you offers a great advantage. You save valuable working time that you would otherwise spend gouging, shaping, tying on and scraping canes that would not have given you a suitable result anyway. More important, however, is the fact that you can increase the quality of your reed making and get more reliable results.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Should the cane be measured dry or soaked?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">It should be noted that only sufficiently dried cane will give useful results. It is not advisable to use soaked cane. It is best to note the test results on the cane and later on the staple. This will give you an overview of what works well for you personally.</p> <span class="fag-frage">In what stage should the cane be measured for hardness?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">It is best to use the hardness tester after pregouging if you have a pregouging machine. The basic requirement is a smooth surface and a consistent thickness. If you use the small pregouger instead of a machine, you should test the cane after gouging.</p> <span class="fag-frage"> Are the measuring results for pregouged cane the same as for gouged cane? </span> <p class="fag-antwort"> If the material is thicker, the measurement results will be higher.</p> <span class="fag-frage">What are the usual measuring results? </span> <p class="fag-antwort"> Usually we get readings from seven hundredths (hard) to almost 40 hundredths (soft).</p> <span class="fag-frage"> Are there different measurement results for the hardness testers?</span> <p class="fag-antwort"> Yes, as there is no standard scale and the factory tolerance of the dial indicator is 2 hundredths, it is possible that the hardness testers show different results.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Is there a difference between the hardness tester for oboe, bassoon, clarinet and bagpipe?</span> <p class="fag-antwort"> Yes, the hardness testers have each been set up for a specific instrument. The heights of the support plate differ. The so-called <a class="rns_textlink" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/arbour-for-hardness-tester.html">arbour</a>, on which the cane lies, is available individually, allowing you to convert your machine for other instruments.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Can the hardness tester be used as a dial indicator?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">The support plate of the hardness tester is too large to obtain precise results. The thickness of finished reeds, for example, cannot be measured in any case. Also with gouged cane inaccurate measurement results may occur. For this reasons we do not recommend to double the hardness tester as a dial indicator.</p> <span class="fag-frage"> What is the difference between the analog and digital hardness tester? Which one is more accurate? </span> <p class="fag-antwort">Both differ only in the convenience of the reading. With the digital hardness tester, the zero position can be reached by pressing a button. With the analogue hardness tester, the dial has to be turned. The precision of both devices is the same. If required, you can connect the digital hardness tester to your computer to create personal statistics.</p> <span class="fag-frage">The digital dial shows a number and SET blinks. The number shown does not change even if I move the axle up or down.</span> <p class="fag-antwort">Please keep ZERO pressed for 3 seconds. This erases the SET memory.</p> <span class="fag-frage">When do I have to change the battery?</span> <p class="fag-antwort"> The battery must be changed when the display flashes, the battery symbol appears, or nothing is displayed. The battery indicates the type used (e.g. LR 44). </p> <span class="fag-frage">How do I change the battery?</span> <p class="fag-antwort"> Do not touch the new battery with your fingers, use a piece of cloth. The battery compartment is located on the upper left side of the dial gauge. Use a small screwdriver or the tip of a sharp knife to lift off the small plastic cover. Insert the new battery exactly as you found the old one. When inserting the new battery be careful not to touch, bend, or break the battery contacts (the small pieces of metal inside the dial gauge).<br> You can find detailed instructions <a class="rns_textlink" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/How-you-change-the-battery-of-your-digital-hardness-tester-or-dial-indicator/">here</a>.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Does the oboe digital hardness test ever need to be recalibrated?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">The hardness tester generally does not need to be recalibrated. Recalibration is only necessary if it has been damaged or if the locking screw that holds the dial gauge was accidentally loosened. Under normal conditions, no recalibration is required.</p> </div></section> https://www.reedsnstuff.com/jp/oxid-oxid-1/oxid-oxid-9/SALE.html https://www.reedsnstuff.com/jp/oxid-oxid-1/oxid-oxid/oxid-oxid-5.html Fri, 09 Oct 2026 15:52:21 +0200 <img src='https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/generated/product/1/390_255_100/f11-14000(2).jpg' border=0 align='left' hspace=5><hgroup> <img data-youtube="IP-oJDOzazM" arrow="bright"> <h2>正確で客感的</h2> <p>リードの品質は色々な要素で異なります。</p> <p>リード材の品質で大きく左右されます。<br>見た目だけでは判断できません。</p> <p>リード材の内側が肝心です。<br> 硬度計が客感的な数値を測定出来ます。。</p> <p>リードのレベルアップと時間の節約につながります。</p> <p>硬度計はアナログとデジタルから選べます。<br>精度は同じく、使い勝手に関してはデジタルがより簡単です</p> </hgroup> <hgroup> <img alt="" src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/hgroup/1199-00096_hardnesstester_digital_OX_20250601.jpg" width="1500" height="1000" /></li> <p>この持ち運び用バックに収納すれば<br> 精密な硬度計も安全に<br> 持ち運ぶことができます。<br> サイドのチャックを開ければ<br> 必要な道具も収納することができます。</p> <p><a class="rns_productlink" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/jp/oxid-oxid-23/oxid/oxid-oxid.html" title="購入">購入</a></p> </hgroup> <hgroup> <img src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/hgroup/hardnesstester_digital_analog_20250602.jpg" width="1500" height="1200" title="" alt="" /> <h2>analog oder digital</h2> <p>Both differ only in the convenience of the reading. With the digital hardness tester, the zero position can be reached by pressing a button. With the analog hardness tester, the dial has to be turned. The precision of both devices is the same.</p> </hgroup> <hgroup> <img alt="" src="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/out/pictures/wysiwigpro/details/albrecht_meyer_for_reeds_n_stuff.jpg" title="" alt="" width="1500" height="1140" /> <h2>私もして使用しています</h2> <p>オーボエ奏者にとって硬度計は不可欠なものです<br>私は、リーズンスタッフのものを愛用しています<br>とても素晴らしい製品です。</p> <p><i>Albrecht Mayer<br /> Principal Oboe Berliner Philharmoniker<br /> (Foto: Matt Dine)</i></p> </hgroup> <section id="details" class="faq detailmenueon toggle" name="FAQ"> <button href="#detail-faq" class="detail-toggle cross"> <h1 id="rns_faq">FAQ</h1></button> <div id="detail-faq" style="display: none"> <span class="fag-frage">Why is the hardness tester so important?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">First of all, the time saved in selecting suitable canes for you offers a great advantage. You save valuable working time that you would otherwise spend gouging, shaping, tying on and scraping canes that would not have given you a suitable result anyway. More important, however, is the fact that you can increase the quality of your reed making and get more reliable results.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Should the cane be measured dry or soaked?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">It should be noted that only sufficiently dried cane will give useful results. It is not advisable to use soaked cane. It is best to note the test results on the cane and later on the staple. This will give you an overview of what works well for you personally.</p> <span class="fag-frage">In what stage should the cane be measured for hardness?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">It is best to use the hardness tester after pregouging if you have a pregouging machine. The basic requirement is a smooth surface and a consistent thickness. If you use the small pregouger instead of a machine, you should test the cane after gouging.</p> <span class="fag-frage"> Are the measuring results for pregouged cane the same as for gouged cane? </span> <p class="fag-antwort"> If the material is thicker, the measurement results will be higher.</p> <span class="fag-frage">What are the usual measuring results? </span> <p class="fag-antwort"> Usually we get readings from seven hundredths (hard) to almost 40 hundredths (soft).</p> <span class="fag-frage"> Are there different measurement results for the hardness testers?</span> <p class="fag-antwort"> Yes, as there is no standard scale and the factory tolerance of the dial indicator is 2 hundredths, it is possible that the hardness testers show different results.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Is there a difference between the hardness tester for oboe, bassoon, clarinet and bagpipe?</span> <p class="fag-antwort"> Yes, the hardness testers have each been set up for a specific instrument. The heights of the support plate differ. The so-called <a class="rns_textlink" href="https://www.reedsnstuff.com/en/arbour-for-hardness-tester.html">arbour</a>, on which the cane lies, is available individually, allowing you to convert your machine for other instruments.</p> <span class="fag-frage">Can the hardness tester be used as a dial indicator?</span> <p class="fag-antwort">The support plate of the hardness tester is too large to obtain precise results. The thickness of finished reeds, for example, cannot be measured in any case. Also with gouged cane inaccurate measurement results may occur. For this reasons we do not recommend to double the hardness tester as a dial indicator.</p> <span class="fag-frage"> What is the difference between the analog and digital hardness tester? Which one is more accurate? </span> <p class="fag-antwort">Both differ only in the convenience of the reading. With the digital hardness tester, the zero position can be reached by pressing a button. With the analogue hardness tester, the dial has to be turned. The precision of both devices is the same. If required, you can connect the digital hardness tester to your computer to create personal statistics.</p> </div></section> https://www.reedsnstuff.com/jp/oxid-oxid-1/oxid-oxid/oxid-oxid-5.html