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Hardness Test

07/31/2012 9:02 AM

Hi all

what is the minimum requirement fro the welding hardness test.

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07/31/2012 9:38 AM

That which is specified as the pass/fail point in the written Welding Procedure?

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07/31/2012 3:34 PM

A copy of the applicable standard would be a good start.

Can you provide more information please on your application as welding is a rather large engineering field.

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07/31/2012 11:42 PM

The minimum requirement would be a test specimen.

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