The automatic lathe processing factory explains the mechanical properties of the hardware lathe parts.

The automatic lathe processing factory gives you detailed information on the mechanical properties of the hardware lathes.
a strength: the ability of a material to resist deformation and fracture under external force (load). The unit area of the material is stressed by the load.
b Hardness: refers to the ability of the material to resist the surface of other harder pressures. The commonly used hardness is determined by the range of hardness (HBS, HBW) and Rockwell hardness (HKA, HKB, HRC).

c Elongation: The percentage of the total elongation to the length of the original gauge length after the tensile fracture of the material.
d section shrinkage rate of the material after the tensile fracture, the maximum reduction area of the section and the percentage of the original area.

e Impact toughness: The ability of a material to resist impact loads in joules/cm 2 (J/cm 2 ).

f Yield point: The yield strength refers to the fact that when the material is subjected to a certain critical value during the pulling process, the load no longer increases the deformation but continues to increase or generate 0.2% L. Time stress value, expressed in Newtons/mm 2 (N/mm2).