Steel Scale

Steel scale, often referred to as the Mohs scale of hardness, is a way to measure how hard or scratch-resistant different materials are. It's named after Friedrich Mohs, who created it in 1812. The scale runs from 1 to 10, with 1 being the softest (like talc) and 10 being the hardest (like diamond). This scale helps us understand which materials can scratch others and how durable they are in everyday use.

• Ensures Accuracy & Perfection
• Long Lasting
• Stainless Scale
• Bold Markings
• Ruler

Key Features:

• Easy Comparison: Helps compare the hardness of different materials.
• Practical Use: Useful for choosing materials for tools, jewelry, and construction.
• Educational Tool: Used in schools to learn about minerals and materials.
• Universal Standard: Widely accepted internationally for its simplicity and effectiveness.