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Metallurgy Chart

Has anyone put together a comprehensive matellurgy website that charts the properties of metals and alloys relative to each other?

Properties like electrical conductance, heat conductance, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, magnetic properties, melting points, machinability, ect.

Thanks a lot.

Darren Harris Staten Island, New York.

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RoyJ

Thanks.

Unfortunately, that's a difficult site to navigate. I cannot bring up any comparative charts, and I see nothing on corrosion resistance.

Darren Harris Staten Island,. New York.

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Does anyone now of another site where I can compare properties easily?

For instance, I'd like to be able to look up a metal that is as corrosion resistant as Stainless steel(316L), but with a higher electrical conductivity. Or compare a list of the stiffest metals as far as their machinability.

Things of that nature.

Thanks.

Darren Harris Staten Island, New York.

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Sounds like your company needs a "Metals Handbook" ASM The Materials Information Society. Used in many industries.

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