Hardness Test of Mechanical Pencil Leads

Mechanical pencil leads are produced by compounding graphite and a polymeric resin. The symbols B and H indicate density (blackness) and hardness, but these properties are judged by the density of lines drawn on drawing paper by a density measurement machine. On the other hand, there is still no scientific definition of pencil lead hardness.
This article introduces an example of a hardness test of mechanical pencil leads by using the SHIMADZU DUH-211 Dynamic Ultra-micro Hardness Tester.

Content Type:
Application
Document Number:
LAAN-A-HN-E012
Product Type:
Materials Testing & Inspection, Hardness Testing / Viscosity & Flow Testing
Keywords:
Sintered product, powder, powder metallurgy, polymeric resin, hardness test, ultra-micro hardness tester, instrumented hardness tester, DUH, brittle material, Martens hardness, mechanical pencil, graphite, Hydrocarbon Processing Industry (Petrochemical, Chemical), Glass, Cement, Ceramics, Other inorganic material, DUH-211
Language:
English
File Name:
jpi618009.pdf
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1,017kb

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