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Understanding the different hardness testing types and systems can be useful to determine an optimal solution. Hardness testing functionality has evolved, and now users can dial into world-class-caliber instrumentation that more closely aligns with their applications at hand.
Microindentation hardness testing is a very powerful tool for characterizing materials and diagnosing problems. It is a complicated process, however, and the subject is rarely taught in schools.
Shimadzu’s HMV-G Series combines ease-of-use with reliable operation and includes models ranging from stand-alone testers, with manual reading using an optical microscope, to fully automated testers that increase efficiency by testing intricate patterns without supervision.
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.