Although traces of iron production can be traced as far back as antiquity, about 3,500 B.C. in the Middle East in such places such as Armenia and Syria, steel production as we know it today didn’t truly surface until the 1850s. In actuality, steel is nothing more than the combined alloys of iron and carbon.
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Stainless steel One of the most common steel products that we all use on a daily basis is stainless steel. The utensils we use for cooking purposes are made from this material. There are many grades of stainless steel utensils that go from the very inexpensive all the way up to the very expensive. Aluminum
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