The hardness of HARDO X450 vs mild steel hot rolled

    
    The properties of steel can alter depending on when and how it was formulated, and its specific use. Mild steel hot rolled 750 and HARDO X450 are two different types of steel created to serve specific purposes.
    
    Mild steel hot rolled 750 is a relatively soft steel that is commonly used in applications where a high level of formability is desired. It has been heat treated to increase its strength, but its hardness still remains relatively low. It is often used for low-load applications where strength is not a major factor, such as for furniture and artwork frames. It is also used for some structural applications where a lightweight, low-cost material is desirable.
    
    HARDO X450, on the other hand, is a high-tensile steel with an exceptionally high hardness. It is primarily used in applications where strength and durability are paramount, such as for tooling and heavy equipment. It is heat-treated to increase its strength and further improve its durability. It is much more difficult to work and form than mild steel, but its strength and hardness make it ideal for many industrial and military applications.
    
    When compared directly, the hardness of HARDO X450 is far greater than that of mild steel hot rolled 750. This is due to the fact that HARDO X450 was designed and formulated to be much tougher and more durable than mild steel. This means that it can withstand greater loads and more force than mild steel can, making it a much better choice for many industrial and military applications.