HARDNESS CONVERSION TABLE - Ravne Systems
HARDNESS CONVERSION TABLE PRIMERJALNA TABELA TRDOT e/datum: 08.2015 Note 1: Roll hardness is measured with metal hardness tester from company Proceq (Equotip). Note 2: HV and HRc Conversion "HV" in "HRc" is based on ASTM E 140 (alloy and tool steels) and partially ISO 18265:2013 (unalloyed and low-alloy steels and cast iron).
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