Brinell and Vickers Hardness Scale and Tensile Strength Comparison Chart
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Brinell and Vickers Hardness Scale and Tensile Strength Comparison
Chart
Hardness Conversion or Equivalents:
Hardness conversion between different methods and scales cannot be made
mathematically exact for a wide range of materials. Different loads,
different shape of indenters, homogeneity of specimen, cold working
properties and elastic properties all complicate the problem. All
tables and charts should be considered as giving approximate
equivalents, particularly when converting to a method or scale which is
not physically possible for the particular test material and thus
cannot be verified. An example would be converting HV/10 or HR-15N
value on a thin coating to the HRC equivalent.
Links To:
Hardness Testing
Rockwell Hardness Test
Rockwell Superficial Hardness Test
Brinell Hardness Test
Vickers Hardness Test
Microhardness Test
Mohs Hardness Test
Scleroscope and other hardness testing methods
Hardness Conversion Tables and Charts:
Hardness Conversion Table(colour version - may take time to load)
Hardness Conversion Table(non-colour version)
Hardness Conversion Chart (1)
Hardness Conversion Chart (2)
Chart of Brinell, Vickers and Ultimate Tensile Strength Equivalents (1)
Chart of Brinell, Vickers andUltimate Tensile Strength Equivalents (2)
Hardness Conversion Table related to Rockwell C Hardness Scale (hard materials) (colour)
Hardness Conversion Table related to Rockwell C Hardness Scale (hard materials) (non-colour)
Hardness Conversion Chart related to Rockwell C Hardness Scales (hard materials)
Estimated Hardness Equivalent Chart related to Rockwell C and Vickers (hard materials)
Hardness Conversion Table related to Rockwell B Hardness Scale (soft metals) (colour)
Hardness Conversion Table related to Rockwell B Hardness Scale (soft metals) (non-colour)
Hardness Conversion Chart related to Rockwell B Hardness Scale (soft metals)
Table of Minimum Test Piece Thickness for Rockwell Hardness Testing using Ball Indenters
Table of Minimum Test Piece Thickness for Rockwell Hardness Testing using Diamond Indenters
HV, MPa and GPa Conversion Calculator
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