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Message No. 20783, Started by UKsub on 09/17/09

4140 Hardness and Strength

Hi

Can anyone help me out here? I'm looking for the relationship of hardness and strength-" the highest properties of AISI 4140 steel will be reached @ ???RC"

Sorry to be a bit vague, any help / ideas would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance...

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Looking at my metallurgy 101 and 102 courses in college, as well as my 50 ...

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