What exactly do you mean by T10 steel? Please explain in terms of size, strenght and why it was named or called so. Urgent.
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T10 - Cold worked after cooling from an elevated temperature shaping process and then artificially aged. The T is for "Tempered" ... 10 is the class .. Look at this link for aluminum... http://www.alcotec.com/us/en/solutions/-Understanding-the-Aluminum-Alloy-Designation-System.cfm
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I have heard of Cor-ten steel: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weathering_steel http://www.finishing.com/169/45.shtml
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As far as I can tell, T-10 is the Chinese equivalent of ANSI 1095 High Carbon steel. They have been using it for the hand forged katanas that they have been exporting for a few years now.
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