Ferrous Metals laboratories may also do the following tests:

Tensile Strength Testing: Measures the force required to break a metal by pulling it apart and is essential for assessing the strength of steel and iron Testing
Hardness Testing: Uses methods like Brinell Testing
Rockwell Testing
and Vickers to determine the resistance of metal to indentation and wear Testing
Impact Resistance Testing: Assesses how well metals can withstand sudden impacts or shocks Testing
important for structural applications Testing
Fatigue Testing: Evaluates the metal's ability to withstand repeated stress cycles without failing Testing
crucial for components subject to dynamic loads Testing