What does HRC stand for?

Rockwell C Hardness (metallurgy)

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Metallurgically bonded to the base metal, the resulting coating can achieve over 65 Rockwell C hardness values to withstand abrasive wear, even in high impact applications, and is well suited for all types of stationary knives.

BrazeCoat for shear bars and knives

Among the different Rockwell hardness scales, the Rockwell C hardness (HRC) scale is the most widely used.

The release-impregnated, metal-matrix coating is a new and proprietary formulation that has 60 Rockwell C hardness and comes in finishes from 175 to 1000+ Ra.

High-Release Rollers Are a Bargain