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durometer

[ doo-rom-i-ter, dyoo- ]

noun

  1. a device for measuring the hardness of materials, especially metals.


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Origin of durometer1

1885–90; < Latin ū ( us ) hard + -o- + -meter
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“The durometer cannot be too hard,” Sachee said, referring to a device that measures a material’s hardness.

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Each model features Ping’s multilevel, dual durometer face insert with variable depth and pitch grooves for consistent roll.

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To find out, the authors quantified the mechanical properties of foot soles using a device called a Shore durometer.

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The firmer durometer is designed to work better with the grip pressure usually associated with higher swing speeds.

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The samples varied by durometer, a measure of the level of squishiness.

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