Carpenter has been manufacturing, developing and improving stainless steels and specialty alloys since the 1920s. Refer to these general guidelines about alloy selection and manufacturing from Carpenter technical staff.
Guide to Selecting - In this book, select from stainless steels, superior corrosion-resistant alloys, high-temperature alloys, magnetic and controlled-expansion alloys, tool and die steels and many other special purpose grades.
The Carpenter Selectaloy® Method: Simplifying Stainless Alloy Selection - A useful selection system for users of stainless alloys.
Selecting New Stainless Steels for Unique Applications
Stainless Steel Blue Book
Selection of High Strength Stainless Steels for Aerospace, Military and Other Critical Applications
Selecting High Temperature Alloys for Fasteners in Automotive Exhaust Systems
A Designer's Manual on Specialty Alloys for Critical Automotive Components
Selecting Stainless Steels for Bio-Pharmaceutical Service
An Evaluation of Alloys for Golf Club Face Plates
Selecting Stainless Steels for Valves
Selecting Alloys for Severely Corrosive Environments
Toughness Index for Alloy Comparisons
Selection of Age-Hardenable Superalloys
A Guide for Selecting Ferrous Alloys, Tungsten Carbides and Ceramics for Tooling
Selecting Controlled Expansion Alloys
A Simplified Method of Selecting Soft Magnetic Alloys
How to Select the Right Stainless Steel or High Temperature Alloy for Heading
Alloy Selection for Cold Forming (part 1)
Alloy Selection for Cold Forming (part 2)
Alloy Selection, Heat Treating and Maintaining Cold Work Tooling
Engineering University Research Study Simplifies Selection of Coatings for Cold Heading
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