Stainless steel is a preferred material in aerospace applications for several reasons. Compared to aluminum, stainless steel offers superior tensile strength, a higher shear modulus, and a greater melting point. These properties make it ideal for demanding applications such as engine components, structural parts, and turbine blades.
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Why is titanium used in space?
Titanium alloys are favored in space applications due to their exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, especially at... read more
Get ready for takeoff! Future Metals and Airline Components International Ltd (ACI) are thrilled to participate in the upcoming Farnborough... read more
