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A stainless steel is defined as a steel which contains more than 10.5% of chromium.
There are a number of proprietary cleaning agents for stainless steels but for most applications following some simple rules will suffice.
A pattern is a replica of the part to be produced by casting. It has historically been hand-produced in wood when sand casting, or in wax.
Most molten metals will shrink as they solidify. Shrinkage during casting is an issue that must be carefully managed.
Foundry metal casting is the act of casting metal components within a foundry.
There are a multitude of different casting processes that have been developed over hundreds of years.
Metal casting is the process of turning molten metal into a solid shape.
The finer microstructure of forged parts results in improved toughness and strength over cast parts.
Press forging is a variation on the forging process. Rather than the metal workpiece being ‘hit’ with a single or multiple blows, the forming
Forging is the process of shaping a solid metal using compressive forces.
The term super duplex is typically applied to duplex stainless steels with a chromium content of 25% and a PREN value >40.
Stainless Steels
A hollow bar is a bar with a central bore running along its length, produced by extrusion in the same way as seamless tubes.
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