Nanoflex

13th February 2004, 00:18

Ive read about this new kind of steel invented by Sandvik. That company is actually based very close to where I live btw.

Anyway, the nanoflex stuff is supposed to be very tough but still very flexibe/elastic. Dont know abuot the availability though. And price...

Link: http://www.smt.sandvik.com/sandvik/0140/internet/APPLICATIONS/SE03488.NSF/GenerateFrameset1?readForm&url=http://www.smt.sandvik.com/sandvik/0140/internet/APPLICATIONS/SE03488.NSF/http://www.smt.sandvik.com/sandvik/0...488.NSF/Genera teFrameset1?readForm&url=http://www.smt.sandvik.com/sandvik/0140/internet/APPLIC ATIONS/SE03488.NSF/(DocumentsInternetWeb)/7ABD8BD304B260A9C1256C370024A48F

13th February 2004, 15:56

Aaahh!

A security leak!

**swedemac** · 14th February 2004, 20:30

Dont go telling all our swedish secrets!

We need all the advantage we can get to be able to beat the more experienced europeans

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15th February 2004, 09:41

Well said, Markus! Just remember what happend with the hardox wearplate.

**fwsorg** · 15th February 2004, 19:20

Ive certianly been impressed with Sandvik Hacksaw blades- of all the brands Ive tried theyve been the most satisfying to cut with. Interesting stuff.

16th February 2004, 06:30

Swedish quality...

**m2xt** · 26th February 2004, 13:45

I now have a sample piece of Nanoflex. Not the thickness or composite I was after (that comes later) but it will do for testing. This piece is a bonded laminate of 3 pieces of 1.4mm and has been plasma treated to offer the hardest surface possible.

Now how do I test it, any spinners or crushers want to try their luck at it? The piece is only 300 x 260mm though.

Paul