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ZSH 2090 Instruction manual
version 3.8
page 10
last update: 24.07.2015
6.
Determining the degree of hardness
Record each end point for gouge and scratch hardness. With some films,
the two end points will be identical.
gouge hardness:
The degree of hardness of the hardest pencil that
will leave the film uncut for a stroke length of at
least 3 mm.
scratch hardness:
(pencil hardness)
The hardest pencil that will not rupture or scratch
the film.
Wolff-Wilborn
hardness:
The degree of hardness of the softest pencil which
damages the surface.
Please mention in your test report which standard the
measurement results refer to.
7.
Table with degree of hardness
The following degrees of hardness are available: