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Needed: Ductile Very High Strength Steel Wire

01/15/2008 11:20 AM

We are looking for a ductile very high strength steel wire for improving an existing product. We are currently at 230,000 psi. Any ideas?
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Re: Needed: Ductile Very High Strength Steel Wire

01/15/2008 12:18 PM

Search on this forum Mech Engr? there was a good discussion a week or so ago--and at MUCH MUCH higher tensile strength. Amazing how much strength has gone up in last few years.

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Re: Needed: Ductile Very High Strength Steel Wire

01/24/2008 9:24 AM

Must it be steel? there are a number of superalloys that are available in wire form for use as springs that exceed 230ksi yield. Elgilloy, MP35N, Carpenter's Aeromet 300, are a few that come to mind.

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