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Alloy selection for cold forming part II.
Advanced Materials & Processes, July, 2003 by Frick, Douglas G.
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Stainless steels and high-temperature alloys are available today for virtually any cold heading,forming, upsetting, or extruding operation. Part I (June 2003) covered stainless steel alloys; Part II covers high-temperature and specialty alloys. Specialty grades of stainless steel and other specialty alloys have been designed for virtually every cold heading, forming, upsetting, and extruding operation.
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