we use it alot at the quarry, rocks wear through steel quickly and this 400/450 is great but as others stated it isn't the best with movement ( constant vibrations)
I make side dump and end dump gravel boxes out of hardox 450, thickness of parts ranging from 3/16 to 3/4 inch. This stuff is much tougher than ordinary mild steel, but it also has a lot less ductility and a lower elastic limit. As far as using it for wear and tear though, its nearly unbeatable on things that dont undergo dynamic reversals of stress, and outperforms normal mild steel i would say at least 4 to 1.
Nossa empresa utiliza a muitos anos os produtos da SSAB, e por isto podemos afirmar que a qualidade é perfeita, ao longo de todos estes anos não registramos nenhum problema de estrutura nos equipamentos de nossa fabricação, além da qualidade dos produtos também é importante registrar que o atendimento em termos de entregas e logística é muito bom, outro ponto importantíssimo que deve ser destacado é a colaboração técnica, sempre que foi necessário recebemos todo respaldo, tanto dos engenheiros sediados no Brasil como também da engenharia da Suécia.
First of Give me a grinder I'll show you something lol or even a wood ax! Second of all the tests they did a normal dumpster will stand up too The Concrete chippers or rotary hammer drill made me laugh. That would have a hard time going through a 2x4 lol this was a joke!!!
Well the advertising was shit but having worked with hardox before I can assure you it's string as hell. When a load comes into the workshop everyone starts scratching their heads on how to deal with it as it's harder and stronger than most of the machines and tools can handle. It can't be punch, hard to centre pop, hard to drill, had to cut and hard to bend.
Working with hardox, but never realized exaclty how tought it really is.
Had some thought on getting a "Hardox in my body" tattoo... ;)
we use it alot at the quarry, rocks wear through steel quickly and this 400/450 is great but as others stated it isn't the best with movement ( constant vibrations)
I make side dump and end dump gravel boxes out of hardox 450, thickness of parts ranging from 3/16 to 3/4 inch. This stuff is much tougher than ordinary mild steel, but it also has a lot less ductility and a lower elastic limit. As far as using it for wear and tear though, its nearly unbeatable on things that dont undergo dynamic reversals of stress, and outperforms normal mild steel i would say at least 4 to 1.
Nossa empresa utiliza a muitos anos os produtos da SSAB, e por isto podemos afirmar que a qualidade é perfeita, ao longo de todos estes anos não registramos nenhum problema de estrutura nos equipamentos de nossa fabricação, além da qualidade dos produtos também é importante registrar que o atendimento em termos de entregas e logística é muito bom, outro ponto importantíssimo que deve ser destacado é a colaboração técnica, sempre que foi necessário recebemos todo respaldo, tanto dos engenheiros sediados no Brasil como também da engenharia da Suécia.
HOW INDESTRUCTIBLE IS THIS AND DOES NOT BREAK
Padu ni bosku.!!
More to the point. What paint did you use???
which hardox plate was used ? And in what thickness ?
can Hardox 450 be used to make leaf springs for cars etc...??
Incredible!
Awesome!
Comme un caisson COX..... la qualité avant tout !!!
What the hell didI just watch?? The big question is what do they cost??
Haven’t had to log in to the hub since seeing this video. I just want to be beat by a bunch of burly men like the container
What about cutting torch guy?
Give it to a truck driver... 🙃
hello , very interesting ! Brad west Allentown Pa 18104 fairgrounds area JH equipment dealer co inc.
First of Give me a grinder I'll show you something lol or even a wood ax! Second of all the tests they did a normal dumpster will stand up too The Concrete chippers or rotary hammer drill made me laugh. That would have a hard time going through a 2x4 lol this was a joke!!!
Well the advertising was shit but having worked with hardox before I can assure you it's string as hell. When a load comes into the workshop everyone starts scratching their heads on how to deal with it as it's harder and stronger than most of the machines and tools can handle. It can't be punch, hard to centre pop, hard to drill, had to cut and hard to bend.