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maraging steel

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maraging steel [mär′ā·jiŋ ‚stēl]
(metallurgy)
High-strength, low-carbon iron-nickel alloy in which a martensitic structure is formed on cooling; contains 7-6% nickel, 0-11% cobalt, 0-5% molybdenum, and small percentages of titanium, aluminum, and columbium; hardening is accomplished by heating the quenched alloy at 400-500°C.


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The company allegedly sold Iran's military "high strength aluminum alloys, maraging steel, graphite, tungsten copper, tungsten powder, and other sophisticated dual-use and weapons materials," the indictment read.
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