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Hardness
testing is a fundamental characteristic in analyzing component properties. As
an important materials-testing tool, this critical parameter can be performed
and measured by a multitude of methods and techniques.
How important and useful is material and hardness testing? Consider the information provided and its significance in structural, aerospace, automotive, quality control, failure analysis and many other forms of manufacturing and industry.
Hardness, as applied to most materials and in particular metals, is a valuable, revealing and commonly employed mechanical test that has been in use in various forms for more than 250 years.