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AISI 1018 steel is an extremely popular metal option that provides excellent machinability, weldability, and versatility for various industrial applications.
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ASTM A36 steel products provide enhanced strength, versatility, and affordability for industrial applications requiring a machinable, cost-effective material.
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ASTM steel standards are critical for ensuring the quality, safety, and performance of steel products used across a broad range of industries.
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Some of the best ways to cut steel include laser, waterjet, plasma, shearing, sawing, and flame cutting.
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Standard carbon steels will rust when exposed to wet, oxygenated environments. Prevent rust by implementing galvanization or corrosion-resistant metals.
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SAE steel grade categories effectively showcase the differences between alloying steels, including the specific applications and benefits of each grade.
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Learn more about cold-rolled and hot-rolled steel, including the differences in strength, price & aesthetics, to establish an informed decision-making process.
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Corrugated metal and sheet products are manufactured from steel, aluminum, or galvanized materials and are ideal for construction or decorative applications.
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Sheet metal bending is a fundamental skill that can be utilized with or without a metal brake, delivering simple and complex parts for a range of industrial and commercial applications without tooling.
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Mild steel is a low carbon alloy that offers excellent ductility, malleability, and weldability for various commercial and industrial applications.
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As you get into stick welding, discover which ones to use and find the answers your questions - What's the difference between a 7018 and a 6013 electrode?
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Knowing the melting points of different metals is important for fabricators and welders. Metals melt gradually, as the metal absorbs...
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Discussion of the properties and differences of 5052 aluminum and 6061 aluminum. Determine which aluminum grade is best for your application requirements. Learn more today.
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