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    Quote Originally Posted by Techo1 View Post
    The tensile strength of steel is directly related to hardness.
    I understand that in relation to one alloy. Are you saying direct comparisons apply to different alloys?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Techo1 View Post
    The tensile strength of steel is directly related to hardness..
    Not just steel but many other metals as well.
    Here's a graph showing a couple.
    Sorry its not that clear.
    IT's interesting to see how well Brass lines up with soft steel.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stustoys View Post
    I understand that in relation to one alloy. Are you saying direct comparisons apply to different alloys?

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    Yes, for steels and some corrosion resistant steels it is common practice to use hardness testing as a means of determining approximate tensile strength.

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