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High Speed Steel
Steel
High speed steel refers to a range of metal-cutting tool steels that retain their hardness at red heat. Key properties include high working hardness, wear resistance and toughness, good compressive strength and an ability to perform at temperatures up to 5000C without losing hardness. The main use of high-speed steels is for the manufacture of cutting tools such as drills, milling cutters, gear cutters, saw blades etc.
Related Terms
Carbon Steel,
Deep Drawing Steel,
Electrical Steel,
Free-Cutting Steel,
Killed Steel,
Leaded Steel,
Mild Steel,
Rimmed Steel,
Special Steels,
Steel,
Steel Intensity,
Structural Steel,
Ultra Light Steel Auto Body,
Tool Steel,
Tin Free Steel,
High temperature proton exhange membrane fuel cell (HT PEMFC),
Alloy steel,
Crude Steel,
Iron and Steel
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