Steel renewability Steel is an infinitely recyclable product. In any venue it is used, when the use is over, the metal can be completely recycled and used again in another product. For example, a 3,000 square foot steel framed home uses about the amount of... Continue reading
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Steel wool Steel wool is such a common term that it is often used to describe a scowering pad even if it is not made from any steel at all. Steel wool is basically a bundle of different thickness strands (depending on the intended use).... Continue reading
Making a samurai sword Tamahagane roughly translates to ?¢‚ǨÀújewel steel?¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢ and it is mainly used in the creation of Samurai swords like the katana and also some tools. This steel is created from black sand. The smelting process for this material is different from that... Continue reading
The art of steel Stainless steel has infiltrated every facet of our lives, so it comes as no surprise that steel is also used as an art form material. Stainless steel first found popularity as an art material during the art deco period. The most... Continue reading
Advantage steel Aluminum has approximately two thirds less forming range than steel. This can be a very important advantage when forming something like a vehicle body which contains many different styling features. Aluminum has much less hardness than steel. It can be easily chipped, this... Continue reading
Home construction Steel has infiltrated every portion of our existence from the beds we sleep in to the cars we drive. More and more of the homes we live in owe their structural framing to the steel industry. Steel is infinitely recyclable which means that... Continue reading
Go green with steel Steel is a very recyclable product which has made it even more popular in this age of green thinking. Homes are being produced using steel structural materials rather than wood because the wood is not as recyclable and produces more waste... Continue reading
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