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high-strength low-alloy steel

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high-strength low-alloy steel [′hī ‚streŋkth ¦lō ¦al‚ȯi ′stēl]
(metallurgy)
Steel containing small amounts of niobium or vanadium and having higher strength, better low-temperature impact toughness, and, in some grades, better atmospheric corrosion resistance than carbon steel. Abbreviated HSLA steel.

high-strength low-alloy steel
Steel having a chemical composition specifically developed to impart higher mechanical property values and, in some cases, greater resistance to atmospheric corrosion than is obtainable from conventional carbon steels.


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The specific end-use segments analyzed are Steel (Carbon Steel, Stainless & Heat Resisting Steel, Full Alloy Steel, High-Strength Low-Alloy Steel & Tool Steel), Cast Irons, Super Alloys, Alloys, Chemical & Ceramic Uses (Catalysts & Pigments), and Miscellaneous.
The specific end-use segments analyzed are Steel (Carbon Steel, Stainless & Heat Resisting Steel, Full Alloy Steel, High-Strength Low-Alloy Steel & Tool Steel), Cast Irons, Super Alloys, Alloys, Chemical & Ceramic Uses (Catalysts & Pigments), and Miscellaneous.
 
 
 
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