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cpm 10v steel Hardness (Rc)
CPM 10V Steel: Properties, Composition, Equivalent
CPM 10V is a high-vanadium, powder-metallurgy (PM) cold-work tool steel designed to deliver industry-leading abrasive wear resistance while preserving good toughness and predictable fabrication behavior;...
AISI 8740 Alloy Steel Bars
AISI 8740 Alloy Steel: Properties, Heat Treatment, Equivalent
AISI 8740 is a medium-carbon, nickel-chromium-molybdenum low-alloy steel that delivers an excellent balance of tensile strength, toughness, fatigue resistance and hardenability; it is specified frequently...
S7 Tool Steel vs 4140 Steel
S7 vs 4140 Steel: Uses, Heat Treatment, and Selection Criteria
For tools or parts that must resist sudden shocks, repeated impacts, and require very high toughness, S7 tool steel is usually the better choice because of its air-hardening chemistry and higher impact...
Monel 400 Bars
Monel 400 ASTM Standard
Monel 400 (UNS N04400 / Alloy 400) is a Ni–Cu binary alloy noted for exceptional resistance to seawater, many corrosive chemicals, and excellent mechanical performance from sub-zero to roughly 538°C (1,000°F)....
Monel 400 Round Bars
What Is Monel Used For?
Monel is a family of nickel–copper alloys prized for exceptional resistance to seawater and many chemical environments, combined with good mechanical strength; because of that combination it is most commonly...
Steel pipe material grades
Steel Pipe Material Grades
Choosing the correct steel pipe grade is determined principally by three constraints: the service environment (corrosion and temperature), the mechanical demands (pressure, impact, and load), and procurement/inspection...
API 5L Grade B PSL2 EN/ ASTM Material Comparison
API 5L Grade B PSL2
API 5L Grade B PSL2 is a widely used, reliable carbon steel line-pipe specification for onshore and many offshore transmission systems that require higher material consistency, enhanced testing and full...
Inconel vs Stainless Steel
Inconel vs Stainless Steel: Complete Technical Comparis
For operating conditions that demand exceptional high-temperature strength, creep resistance, and superior resistance to aggressive corrosion (especially chloride, seawater, and oxidizing/high-temperature...
Inconel 718 round bars
Why Is Inconel 718 So Expensive?
Inconel 718 commands a premium price because it combines a very high proportion of costly base metals (notably nickel and niobium), complex and tightly controlled melting and thermomechanical processing...
Inconel 718 Bars
Is Inconel Stronger Than Stainless Steel?
Inconel alloys are generally stronger than the most commonly used stainless steels — especially when the service requires high tensile/yield strength at elevated temperature, outstanding creep resistance,...
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