interstitial-free steel

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interstitial-free steel [‚int·ər′stish·əl ′frē ′stēl]

(metallurgy)

An aluminum-killed steel with an extra-low carbon content, nominally 0.005%, in which the residual carbon is combined with niobium (columbium), titanium, or some similar element with a strong affinity for carbon.

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