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          <h2 class="text-uppercase"> DUROMETERS</h2>
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          <p>How the test works Shore hardness (also known as 'Durometer hardness') is determined by measuring the penetration of the Durometer's spring loaded indenter into the sample. The operator applies the instrument to the sample with sufficient contact force, in a consistent manner and without shock. During application the indentation reading may creep (decreases) over time because of the resilient nature of rubbers and plastics, so the test duration should reported along with the hardness number e.g. 3 seconds. Likewise sample temperature must be controlled and recorded as it can alter the result, the colder generally the harder.</p>
			<p>Sample size is important and 6mm of thickness is generally accepted as the norm, samples can be plied but results may be softer. The sample should have a surface area such that it permits at least 5 test points each being at least 12mm apart and from the edge.</p>
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