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Free, fast utilities for everyday metalworking decisions — weight estimation, hardness conversion, and a quick reference to heat-treatment routes.



Precision meets performance.

Convert hardness readings between the three most common scales used in the steel industry — Rockwell C, Brinell, and Vickers — and see the approximate tensile strength that corresponds to each value. Use it to compare specifications, verify quality control reports, or confirm the result of a heat-treatment cycle.



Convert hardness values between Rockwell C (HRC), Brinell (HB), and Vickers (HV) — and read off approximate tensile strength.

Steel Hardness Converter

What it's used for 

Heat treatment unlocks the engineering properties of steel. This reference walks through the four most common processes used in industrial practice — hardening, tempering, case hardening, and martempering — with the temperature ranges, microstructural goals, and typical applications for each.

A practical reference to the main heat-treatment processes — hardening, tempering, case hardening, and martempering.

Heat Treatment Reference

What it's used for

Use our free steel weight calculator to estimate the weight of plates, round bars, and hollow sections in kilograms. Pick a material, choose a shape, enter the dimensions in millimetres, and we'll compute the weight using the appropriate density and geometry.

Quickly determine the weight of plates, round bars, and hollow sections from their dimensions and material grade.

Precisionmeetsperformance.

Steel Hardness Converter

Heat Treatment Reference

Steel Weight Calculator

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