Where is carbide on the hardness scale?

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Q&A: Carbide Hardness Scale

1. Where is carbide on the hardness scale?
2. What is the hardness of carbide compared to other materials?

1. Where is carbide on the hardness scale?

Carbide is an extremely hard material that ranks very high on the hardness scale. It is typically rated between 8.5 and 9.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it one of the hardest materials known to man.

2. What is the hardness of carbide compared to other materials?

Carbide is harder than most materials commonly found in everyday use, such as steel or aluminum. Its exceptional hardness and wear resistance make it an ideal material for cutting tools, drills, and other industrial applications where durability and precision are crucial.

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