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Principle of the Rockwell Test The Rockwell principle is described as follows: An accurately shaped indenter is used to make an indent in the sample to be tested. This indenter is either a spheroconical diamond, a 120-degree cone with a 0.2 millimeter radius tip, or hard metal ball with a 1⁄16, 1⁄8, ... Read More
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How to Select a Suitable Stereo Microscope? If you are planning to buy a stereo microscope, there are many things to consider. The things to consider while purchasing a stereo microscope are as follows: The area of your application. It is only applicable in laboratories or areas that handle tools or ... Read More
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What is Eddy Current Technique? The most common use of eddy current measurement is for non-conductive coatings over non-ferrous metals such as anodize or paint over aluminum. This technique allows for an accurate reading with even very thin materials through elimination of the base effect. How eddy ... Read More
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What is High Cycle Fatigue, HCF? High Cycle Fatigue High cycle fatigue (HCF) refers to material fatigue failure with relatively high number of load cycles that occurs in components where stress is relatively low and deformation is primarily elastic. Examples of high cycle fatigue include: rotating ... Read More
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Why Use a Vibration Table for Packaging Testing Using a Vibration Table for box testing is not just a matter of regulatory compliance. It is about ensuring that your products reach customers in perfect condition. Here are a few reasons why vibration testing is indispensable: 1. Minimize Product ... Read More
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Maintenance for the Centrifuge Machine Ensure your centrifuge receives the proper care and maintenance so it provides reliable results, is safe to use and works for a long time. Regularly perform these checks: Education: Make sure that everyone who uses the centrifuge machine knows how to use it. ... Read More
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How Operator Influence Accuracy of Microhardness Tester No other discipline of hardness testing is influenced as much by the operator as microhardness. Although this is true for both Vickers and Knoop testing, Knoop testing with its fine, seemingly endless tips is the most susceptible. In general, ... Read More
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Advantages of Stereo Microscope It helps view opaque specimens; A stereo microscope allows for microphotography; It also helps in 3-D imaging; A dissecting microscope enables the view of larger samples as it has a huge working distance. Disadvantages of Stereo Microscope It is not applicable for ... Read More
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Nondestructive Magnetic Thickness Measurement The iqualitrol magnetic gages are widely used to measure electroplating, nickel coatings, phosphating, paint, plastic and coatings such as enamel on steel. Based on the Magnetic Attraction principle, they allow for the quick, precise, nondestructive ... Read More
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How to Use a Centrifuge Machine? Despite the complex principles at work in the centrifuge, operating the machine itself is quite simple. To use a centrifuge machine: Insert the test tube sample into one of the portals If needed based on the number of samples you are testing, insert test tubes filled ... Read More
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