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What is hardness testing?

Hardness testing is a materials science technique used to measure the resistance of a solid material to permanent indentation. It is commonly used to determine material properties, verify heat treatment processes, and assess the wear resistance of surfaces.

What other technologies are related to hardness testing?

hardness testing Competitor Technologies

Tensile testing, like hardness testing, assesses material strength, making them alternative methods for evaluating mechanical properties.
mentioned alongside hardness testing in 13% (55) of relevant job posts

hardness testing Complementary Technologies

Metallography helps to reveal the microstructure of a material, providing context to hardness measurements by showing grain size, phases, and defects.
mentioned alongside hardness testing in 11% (53) of relevant job posts
Optical microscopy is used for examining the microstructure of materials, often in conjunction with hardness testing to understand material behavior at a microscopic level.
mentioned alongside hardness testing in 4% (78) of relevant job posts
Micrometers are used to measure the size of indentations in hardness testing, providing precise measurements needed to calculate the hardness value.
mentioned alongside hardness testing in 0% (79) of relevant job posts

Which job functions mention hardness testing?

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