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Shore hardness

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Shore hardness [′shȯr ‚härd·nəs]
(engineering)
A method of rating the hardness of a metal or of a plastic or rubber material.


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Loctite 3974 Light Cure Adhesive has a shore hardness of A70 and an elongation of 100%, making it ideally suited for highly flexible components.
Optifoam can reduce weight by 30% to 60% and Shore hardness by up to 50%.
The cured material has a Shore hardness of 91D, ultimate compressive strength of 13,900 psi, and ultimate tensile strength of 4,700 psi.
 
 
 
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