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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.
Which job functions commonly mention hardness testing?
Metallurgical Engineer
1.2% of all Metallurgical Engineer jobs mention hardness testing
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Materials Engineer
0.3% of all Materials Engineer jobs mention hardness testing
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Laboratory Services
44 Laboratory Services jobs mention hardness testing
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Quality Assurance
114 Quality Assurance jobs mention hardness testing
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Operations
119 Operations jobs mention hardness testing
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Which organizations are mentioning hardness testing?
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Other Services (except Public Administration)
Merck
Health Care and Social Assistance
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