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Materials
- Mar 5, 2003
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A US patent was just issued in February of this year for a new family of super high speed steel alloys that I invented. You can read about them here:
These grades are so new that they don't even have an official name yet. That's one of the reasons why I am posting this. They possess exceptional attainable hardness, red hardness, and wear resistance. I was considering calling them AR (Abrasion Resistant) grades and numbering them sequentially - AR1, AR2, etc. Does anyone here have any other suggestions about what a good name for these alloys might be?
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These grades are so new that they don't even have an official name yet. That's one of the reasons why I am posting this. They possess exceptional attainable hardness, red hardness, and wear resistance. I was considering calling them AR (Abrasion Resistant) grades and numbering them sequentially - AR1, AR2, etc. Does anyone here have any other suggestions about what a good name for these alloys might be?
