A Shore scleroscope hardness test procedure. A diamond-tipped hammer falls under itsown weight from a fixed height inside a glass tube onto the test specimen, and theheight of its rebound is read on a graduated scale of Shore units. The scale isdivided into 100 parts, which represent the average rebound from pure hardenedhigh-carbon steel, and continues above 100 for harder metals.
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